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Order Received The item total is: $105 Item is out of stock - Item Code: 12346 The total amount is: $165 Workflow returned $165 for my order total Press ENTER to exit You can verify that the item total of $105 is correct by computing it manually.

In a BookmarkResumptionQuery, you specify the name of the bookmark that you want to track whenever it is resumed. You can specify only a single bookmark in a query. If you want to track multiple bookmarks, you should create multiple queries one for each bookmark. You could enter an asterisk (*) for the Name property to specify that all bookmarks should be tracked.

This book represents the efforts of many people, and I sincerely thank them for their contribution. Thanks to Elad and Charlie for contributing their expertise and time as co-authors of this book. Special thanks to Elad for proactively leading the work on many of the chapters that deal with the content that relates to the new features in Flex 4. Many thanks to the team at Friends of Ed (Apress). You made this book possible! Thanks to my wife and sons for encouraging and supporting me through the endeavor of co-authoring this book. Thanks to all members of the family and friends who have always believed in me. Thanks to all who have contributed directly or indirectly to this book and who I may have missed unintentionally. Shashank Tiwari

Toolbar button labels: This will affect where the text in toolbar buttons appears: below or beside the icon (buttons in dialog boxes are not affected). You can also select to display only icons in buttons or only text. Select the desired option from the dropdown list, and then view the results in the faux buttons in the Preview section.

where I like to juggle a lot of items and get a little bit done on each. Then again, there are other days when I like to be very focused on one specific item. I manage my time effectively using each of the techniques just described. Well, all of them and one more that we have not discussed yet.

Directory Utility is the application used to bind to Open Directory and other directory servers. When you first open Directory Utility, you will notice the Directory Utility shows a status indicator that it is looking for Mac OS X Servers. If you have an LDAP environment broadcasting via Bonjour, then in many cases it will discover the server and allow you to easily perform an unauthenticated bind. This is common, for example, with environments based on Mac OS X Server 10.5 Standard, where Apple was trying to make the setup of these fairly complicated environments as zero-configuration as possible. If you completed the default Open Directory setup as described in 1, after a few moments the Looking for Mac OS X Servers indicator will disappear once the query fails. To disable the automatic search feature, click on the Preferences menu of Directory Utility and then uncheck the box for Look for Mac OS X Servers at Launch. You can also set the preference from the command line (for example, if you were pushing it out via Apple Remote Desktop) using the defaults command, by pushing a new ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.DirectoryUtility.plist file to clients, or by using com.apple.DirectoryUtility.plist as part of your managed preferences environment. The following command uses the defaults command to edit the boolean No SBS Assistant key of the com.apple.DirectoryUtility.plist file to be a 0, which disables the feature:

On the homepage of thinktecture, you will find a separate .NET Remoting corner written by one of the authors of this book. Here he publishes technical articles as well as important links to information, knowledge base articles, and other technical resources for .NET Remoting. A must-know for anyone who programs solutions based on .NET Remoting. http://www.thinktecture.com/Resources/RemotingFAQ/default.html

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