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Obviously, Fireworks can work with a multitude of image formats, but Fireworks is also adept at handling text and can import two types of text files: Rich Text Format (RTF) and ASCII. Either kind of text file is imported by choosing File Import and navigating to and selecting the file. RTF is native to Microsoft Word; therefore, RTF files contain formatting, such as typefaces, and italicized or bold text. Many word-processing applications other than Word can also save RTF files. If you need to preserve text formatting, use an RTF file. ASCII text files are plain text without formatting, but they can be read with few or no translation problems by any application that handles text. If you want to move blocks of text from another application into Fireworks and you re not worried about preserving formatting, ASCII text files are a good choice.

In Rel 5, the only radio bearers that can be used for VoIP are based on the (E)GPRS coding schemes. Unfortunately, they were not designed for real-time unacknowledged dedicated services such as VoIP, but instead optimised for non-real-time acknowledged shared services: The interleaving depth is xed to 20 ms, although a 40-ms or an 80-ms depth is allowed by the delay requirements of VoIP. The VoIP payload to be carried does not always exactly t into one RLC packet. So, padding has often to be used. For instance, with VoIP AMR 10.2, MCS-3 has to be used with a padding of 40 bits. The RLC/MAC header contains some elds that are useless for unacknowledged dedicated services. For instance, the uplink state ag (USF) is not needed. With FLO, all these problems are solved, thereby improving the performance: The interleaving scheme can be selected at call setup. The size of the transport blocks is negotiated and no padding is required. The RLC/MAC header is optimised for unacknowledged dedicated services [18]. With AMR FR 12.2 taken as an example, Figure 6.56 compares the link-level performance of VoIP in Rel 5 with the one of the same service in Rel 6 using FLO (VoIP with AMR 12.2 as codec mode is called VoIP 12.2 here). In Rel 5, MCS3 (GMSK) or MCS5 (8-PSK) can be used for VoIP 12.2. With FLO, the channel coding is tailored at call setup during which some freedom is allowed. FLO offers several alternatives for the channel coding: the diagonal interleaving depth can be either 40 or 80 ms, and the modulation can be GMSK or 8-PSK. The performance for each of the four combinations is shown in Figure 6.56.

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As with most other object-oriented programming languages, it s good programming practice to build a function once and recall it when needed. Dreamweaver includes a large library of such useful functions, which are maintained in the Dreamweaver MX 2004\Configuration\ Shared\MM\Scripts\CMN folder. The functions are grouped by category into JavaScript files; currently 18 such files exist, including docInfo.js, DOM.js, file.js, and string.js. Although they are used extensively throughout the standard behaviors, nothing prevents you from using them in your own routines. To access them, you insert only one line in your behavior JavaScript file, as shown the following: