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If you have a wireless router and that is your outside network connection, then you are limited to the length of your direct connection to the outside wire It s best to choose a location as high off the floor as possible, and with the clearest location, or for smaller rooms, on a desktop Don t put the access point on the floor Remember that placement of your access point is a little like placing a radio: don t put the access point on top of your TV, near a stereo, anything with a power supply (a computer), or with a strong magnet (speakers, for example) or any other RF source This is a good point in the process to determine the impact of changing antennas and other tweaks you might want to use.

All of 12 is devoted to antennas, but suffice it to say here that the use and placement of an antenna can be just as significant as the placement of the access point itself in determining performance Don t forget to move the antennas around to different positions to measure the effect It s a little like positioning antennas on a TV; direction does matter You can also improve access points, repeaters, and other wireless devices by adding a better antenna to them than the one that they come with This is one important reason to purchase an access point that lets you swap out its antenna Most 80211a devices have fixed antennas, but most of the new 80211b and 80211g devices let you add a different antenna..

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This might seem a little cumbersome as if it might be a lot of work to create a line but quite honestly, it isn t. It s actually quite flexible. To locate other ActiveX functions that create objects, you need to look in the AutoCAD ActiveX and VBA Reference. In Visual LISP, choose Help, Visual LISP Help Topics. From the Contents tab, double-click ActiveX and VBA Reference, and then Methods. You immediately see an alphabetical list with the A s displayed. Here are all of the VBA methods that add drawing objects. To create a Visual LISP function, add VLA- before the method. For example, to add a circle, you would use VLA-AddCircle.

These relationships are modeled within the Java POJOs through containment. For example, the PixUser class reflects the fact that a PixUser has many albums and many comments, as shown in the following code excerpt:

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o a large extent, HTPC hardware choices sometimes suffer from what math wizards like to call overdetermination. In plain English, this means they are subject to enough constraints to make simple, nobrainer solutions hard, and sometimes impossible. This is particularly true for graphics and TV tuner cards, where MCE compatibility requirements limit choices and options, and where HTPC use adds additional requirements to that mix. In slightly different terms, MCE compatibility imposes technical requirements on the width of a graphics card s memory bus, the size of its onboard memory, and also requires support for certain specific capabilities. The details require some explanation and make up a significant chunk of this chapter but it s appropriate to note that even official minimum requirements more or less dictate reasonably modern, fast, capable graphics cards. HTPC use dictates quiet operation and also makes the in-case footprint (vertical and horizontal clearances) a potential issue, especially in smaller horizontal cases like the Ahanix D5 or Silverstone LC02. When it comes to integrating TV with a Media Center PC, Microsoft likewise imposes certain compatibility requirements. Earlier versions allowed only one tuner card, but 2005 doubles that limit. Nevertheless, it s wise to pick a TV card from the company s compatible products list (and we explain where to find it, and provide input as to which items included therein are worth buying). You ll find another topic covered in this chapter as well. It introduces the subject of DVD decoders, explains how they work and why one is required to enable MCE to play back DVD movies and other recorded content, and lists available choices, before recommending certain specific selections.