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Also described in 1: Getting Started, pinching is a much more precise form of zooming in. While double-tapping zooms in or out only to one set level, pinching really allows you to zoom in or out just a little bit or quite a lot. To pinch, hold your thumb and forefinger close together and then slowly (while touching the screen) separate them, making the picture larger. To zoom out, start with your thumb and forefinger apart and move them together. NOTE: Once you have activated the zoom using either method, you will not be able to easily swipe through your pictures until you return the picture to its standard size.

The CAST function converts data from one data type to another. Note, however, that it is not yet supported by DB2. Here is the general syntax of the CAST function, followed by an example:

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You can view the pictures in your photo album as a slideshow if you d like. Just tap the screen once to bring up the on-screen soft keys. In the center is a Slideshow Play button just touch once to start the slideshow. You can start the slideshow from any picture you are viewing. Slideshow Options let you adjust how long each picture remains on the screen, as well as choose transitions and other settings, as shown in Figure 21 5. To end the slideshow, just tap the screen.

This is a fairly common type of record, storing a customer s surname, first name, street address, city, state, and ZIP code. For presentation, we can double-space the records in this file by redirecting the contents of the test.dat file through sed, with the G option:

CAST (expression AS data_type)

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To configure a slideshow, you will need to change your settings. To do so, touch the Settings icon on the Home screen. Scroll down to the Photos tab and touch the screen. You will then see the various options you can use, including four options you can adjust for slideshows.

The power of sed lies in its ability to be used with pipe operators; thus, an action can literally be performed in conjunction with many other operations. For example, to insert double spacing and then remove it, simply invoke sed twice with the appropriate commands:

$ sed G Bloggs Lee Rowe Sakura < test.dat | sed 'n;d' Joe 24 City Rd Yat Sen 72 King St Sarah 3454 Capitol St Akira 1 Madison Ave

To specify how long to play each slide, touch the Play Each Slide For tab. You can choose a range between 2 and 20 seconds.

List the DVD price of The Last Samurai with a leading dollar sign. The numeric value must be converted to (cast as) a character string so that you can concatenate it with a literal containing a dollar sign. Note that for Microsoft SQL Server, the concatenation operator in the statement has to be changed from || to + .

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If you want pictures to repeat in a slideshow, just move the Repeat switch to ON. If you want the pictures to move in an order different from the way they are listed, choose Shuffle, and, just like the Shuffle command on the music player, the pictures will play in a random order.

If you are printing reports, you ll probably be using line numbering at some point to uniquely identify records. You can generate line numbers dynamically for display by using sed:

$ 1 2 3 4 sed '/./=' test.dat | sed '/./N; s/\n/ /' Bloggs Joe 24 City Rd Richmond Lee Yat Sen 72 King St Amherst MA 01002 Rowe Sarah 3454 Capitol St Los Angeles CA Sakura Akira 1 Madison Ave New York

We show you how to select and use a picture as your iPhone 4 wallpaper (and more wallpaper options) in 9: Personalize & Secure your iPhone 4. NOTE: You can have different pictures for your Home screen and Lock screen or use the same picture for both.

SELECT '$' || CAST(RETAIL_PRICE_DVD AS VARCHAR(6)) AS PRICE FROM MOVIE WHERE MOVIE_TITLE = 'The Last Samurai'; PRICE ------$19.96