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Use Shift Key for Tool Switch check box, as explained in 2 For those who prefer the old familiar way of toggling between tools, the Shift-key combos appear in bold in Figure D-4 and are explained in the following list: M selects the rectangular marquee tool Press Shift+M to toggle between the rectangular and elliptical marquees L selects the standard lasso tool we all know and love from the ancient days of MacPaint Shift+L switches between the lasso, polygon lasso, and magnetic lasso K brings up the new slice tool Shift+K switches you to the equally new slice select tool B offers you the brush tool Shift+B gives you the wandering pencil tool S gets the cloning rubber stamp tool Shift+S cycles between the cloning and pattern stamp tools Y selects the history brush Shift+Y switches between the history brush and the art history brush tools.

Write down any special conditions and features that the semantic object model cannot handle with its normal notation.

E selects the paintbrush-type eraser Shift+E changes between the three styles of eraser standard, background, and magic G permits you to draw gradients Shift+G toggles between the gradient and the paint bucket tools R selects the blur tool Shift+R switches between the blur, sharpen, and smudge tools O activates the dodge tool Shift+O toggles between the dodge, burn, and sponge tools A brings up the selection tool Shift+A grants access to the direct selection tool P gets you the pen tool Shift+P switches between the pen and freeform pen tools U starts you off with the rectangle tool Shift+U cycles through the rectangle, rounded rectangle, ellipse, polygon, line, and custom shape tools N selects the note tool Shift+N toggles between the note and audio annotation tools I selects the eyedropper Shift+I goes between the eyedropper, the color sampler, and the measure tools.

The Units & Rulers panel is the fifth panel in the Preferences dialog box; hence, you reach the panel by pressing Ctrl+5. Shown in Figure 2-19, this panel offers options that enable you to change the predominant system of measurement used throughout the program.

The control toggles X, Q, and F work as before X swaps between the foreground and background colors Q takes you in and out of the quick mask mode F takes you from one image window mode to the next..

has the form of (12.3), where for u(x, y) = V (x, y) we have B = 0, A = C = 1, and F (x, y, u, ux , uy ) = (x, y)/ . Therefore, AC B 2 = 1 > 0, con rming that (12.4) is elliptic. To develop an approximate method of solving (12.4), one may employ nite differences. For example, from Taylor series theory 2 V (xk , yn ) V (xk+1 , yn ) 2V (xk , yn ) + V (xk 1 , yn ) h2 4 V ( k , yn ) = 12 x 2 h2 x 4 (12.5a) for some k [xk 1 , xk+1 ], and V (xk , yn+1 ) 2V (xk , yn ) + V (xk , yn 1 ) 2 4 V (xk , n ) 2 V (xk , yn ) = 2 12 y 2 y 4 (12.5b) for some n [yn 1 , yn+1 ], where xk = x0 + hk, yn = y0 + n [recall (12.1), and (12.2)]. The nite-difference approximation to (12.4) is thus Vk,n+1 2Vk,n + Vk,n 1 (xk , yn ) Vk+1,n 2Vk,n + Vk 1,n . + = 2 2 h (12.6)

11: Rapid Spring Development with Spring IDE Brief Feature Overview Installing and Setting Up Your Eclipse Environment

Now, suppose you ve got foobar version 1.0 installed, and you want to upgrade to version 1.1 (which you ve already downloaded). You can do it with this command:

Notice in Figure 2-32 the first two items appear with a solid circle to the left side of the title of the PDF file. The name is not the filename, but the name the PDF author supplied for the Title field in the Document Properties dialog box when the PDF was created or modified. The next two names in the Search Results dialog box appear next to circles with a 3/4 fill. In this example, the first two items have a higher order of relative ranking than the last four items. This is to say the percentage of occurrences of the word PDF (which was the searched word) to the total number of words in the first set of files is higher than the last four files. Keep in mind the relative ranking is based on percentages; for example, a file with 10 found occurrences out of 100 words will have a higher order of ranking that 1,000 found occurrences out of 100,000 words. The former is 10 percent, whereas the latter is 1 percent. Relative ranking is displayed with five different icons. Ranking goes from the highest order (circle with a solid fill) to the lowest order (circle without a fill), as shown in Figure 2-33.