Posted by: jlerossignol in Uncategorized, tags: autoboot, course, VET Multimedia
Last lesson we looked at making a Window’s based CD automatically boot, and adding your own unique icon.
Here the script I had on the board, which when placed in a text file called autorun.inf will cause the CD to autoboot;
[autorun]
open=ShellRun.exe index.htm Starting CD now..
icon=<myIconFile>.ico
The above will do the following;
ShellRun.exe index.htm will cause a web browser to open the web-page of index.htm in the root directory of the CD. The text “Starting CD now…” should be displayed.
The CD will have the icon <myIconFile>.ico, also in the root doirectory of the CD. NB: Please change the <myIconFile> to the name of the file you are using.
Here are the URLs with the info;
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Posted by: jlerossignol in Uncategorized, tags: course, VET Multimedia
Thank you to those of you how made use of the opporunity to finish off some of the work. See you all next Wednesday.
This comming Term we’ll be focusing on Flash for 3 weeks, Video Editing for 4 weeks, and 3D animation for 3 weeks. (Nb; the details will change based on various things through the term visitors, excursions etc)
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Here is a website dedicated to the Lorem Ipsum Latin text used in the printing industry.
http://www.lipsum.com/
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Posted by: jlerossignol in Uncategorized, tags: course, VET Multimedia
In the first half of Wednesday’s session I outlined the critical thinking skill I want your group to present to the class (it’s due first week back next term). The second part was looking at Adobe’s Flash.
Please note that there is not classes next week, due to exams.
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Posted by: jlerossignol in Uncategorized, tags: course, VET Multimedia
Much of the last few weeks have focused on designing and creating a website with Dreamweaver, but now things move onto Flash. To get things rolling here’s a cool website built with Flash. http://www.scarygirl.com/
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Posted by: jlerossignol in Uncategorized, tags: course, VET Multimedia
This week focused on skilling up with Adobe’s Dreamweaver using tutorials in class, and a few simple exercises to get you used to using the interface.
Homework was to develop 3 different design options of the website layouts, and to be ready to start with the PhotoShop mock-up of the website.
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Posted by: jlerossignol in Uncategorized, tags: course, HTML, VET Multimedia
This week was an introduction to HTML the langauge of the webpage, and dreamweaver a quick way of creating webpages.
For those of you who missed it the homework was to read webpages on HTML & CSS by Dave Raggett
For those of you who want the codes (http://www.web-source.net/html_codes_chart.htm), and there are also 1 & 2 page cheatsheets (http://www.cheat-sheets.org/)
Dave Child has produced a excellent set of Cheat sheets;
Visibone do good sheets but you need to pay (http://www.visibone.com/). Or you can try (http://lorelle.wordpress.com/2005/10/10/html-css-php-and-more-cheat-sheets/)
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Posted by: jlerossignol in Uncategorized, tags: course, VET Multimedia
Hopefully today everyone finished and submitted the Client Portfolios.
The was a visit from Deakin lecturer, who talked about their courses. Everyone of you should consider what direction you are planning go.
Enjoy your break.
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Posted by: jlerossignol in Uncategorized, tags: course, VET Multimedia
This week because I’ve been sick, I’ll be covering some of what I had planned for this and last week, and dropping other parts. Main focus of today was to finish the Aesthetics of Art PowerPoint with the Master Slides & the content, the stencil designs, and wrapping up other incomplete work.
I briefly covered various tools in Adobe Illustrator, so that you can complete your stencil designs.
I’ve changed a lot of the due dates (See http://jlerossignol.edublogs.org/2009/02/05/term-1-overvie…mportant-datesterm-1-overview-important-dates/)
Continued work with your Visual Diary, inparticular brainstorming and graphical designs for the two company logos. Which is part of the Client Portfolio Project for term 1. Note that a design sketch, and some brainstorming is the homework for this week.
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