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One Sheet/brochure Assembly And Graphic Design

November 28th, 2011 Comments off

Need:

1) Custom Graphic
2) Assembly of informational “one” sheet / one page brochure (content/text already provided)

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Graphic:
On the left side, graphic of an iphone-ish / andrioid-ish smarphone and a blackberry looking smartphone with a QWERTY keypad

Flash 3d Animation Assembly Instructional Videos

November 10th, 2011 Comments off

We would like 3D assembly instructional videos similar in quality and style to this one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEUjnpINOJ8

- No audio required (voiceover will be placed later)
- Base Cabinet Assembly, Drawers Assembly, Wall Cabinet Assembly, Base End Corner Assembly, and Appliance Garage Assembly videos
- See attached PDF for assembly instructions

Programing In Assembly Language

October 29th, 2011 Comments off

I need help with my HW please. If possible i need it done with in a days. Here is the question on the book.
Q.Write a program that uses a dialog box to input a sting of characters into charStr, recalling that the input macro terminates a string with a
null byte(00). Process this string as an array of characters, replacing each uppercase letter in charStr by its lowercase equivalent, leaving every other character unchanged. Use a message box to display the modified string.
The code should be in assembly language using any editor but prefer visual studio.

Modification Of A C# Method To Parse A Ctags File 2

July 28th, 2011 Comments off

I require a rewrite or modification of the attached method. The current method looks at an assembly file and retrieve all the Types.

Assembly assembly = Assembly.LoadFrom(this.openFileDialog1.FileName);
Type [] assemblyTypes = assembly.GetTypes();

I require the method to read/parse the Types from a CTAGS (http://ctags.sourceforge.net/) file instead. Attached is a generated CTAGS created file.

Modification Of A C# Method To Parse A Ctags File

June 27th, 2011 Comments off

I require a rewrite or modification of the attached method. The current method looks at an assembly file and retrieve all the Types.

Assembly assembly = Assembly.LoadFrom(this.openFileDialog1.FileName);
Type [] assemblyTypes = assembly.GetTypes();

I require the method to read/parse the Types from a CTAGS (http://ctags.sourceforge.net/) file instead. Attached is a generated CTAGS created file.

Integrate Custom Cable Assembly Wizard With Productcart

May 20th, 2011 Comments off

I have a Custom Cable Assembly Wizard that users can use to create a part number and a price but I’d like the custom cable assembly created by user to be able to be added to the shopping cart of the existing ProductCart store. Since the length of the cable is involved, it’s impossible to add every possible combination of connectors and cables. This project would involve integrating the existing Custom Cable Assembly Wizard with the existing ProductCart implementation. All that needs to be added to the cart is the part number and price created by the wizard.

The wizard can be found at the following URL:
http://www.msp-technology.com/store/wizard/wizard.htm

The main page of the ProductCart store can be found at the following URL:

http://www.msp-technology.com/store/pc/home.asp

Assembly Language 2

November 24th, 2009 Comments off

The assembly language project is for 68HC12 micro controller. Code warrior is the software which is to be used. I can send you the link for the download if you need.

Here are the details.
Write assembly code to simulate a microwave.
Requirements:
The user should enter the cooking time and then press start to cook. The door has to be closed in order to be able to cook. The user should be able to change various settings indicated by the peripherals below.

Use of peripherals:
1. Stepper-Motor:
Cooking (Speed indicates power level: Hi-Medium-Low-Off)

2. DC-Motor:
Vent Fan (Hi-Medium-Low-Off)

3. Keypad:
a) Select different options
b) To enter time
c) Enter power setting
d) Enter light settings
e) Enter vent fan settings

4. Potentiometer:
Temperature Sensor for the room (kitchen)
(The value of the Potentiometer should be scaled to be from 10-180)

5. LCD:
a) View options
b) View current temperature
c) View cooking time
d) View current settings

6. LEDs:
a) Outside Light (Bright-Night-Off)
b) Inside Light (On when door is open or cooking)

7. Switches:
To indicate if the door is open or closed

8. Speaker:
Beep when it

Need 68hc12 Assembly Coders

November 21st, 2009 Comments off

!NEED THIS DONE IN 3 DAYS NO LATER THAN!

If you have experience in programming a 68HC12 Microcontroller I would love to get in touch.

We have ourselves a developing board and need to prototype a simple microwave, we need you to provide the assembly code compatible with 68HC12 Motorola Microcontrollers.

peripherals:
1. Stepper-Motor:
Cooking (Speed indicates power level: Hi-Medium-Low-Off)

2. DC-Motor:
Vent Fan (Hi-Medium-Low-Off)

3. Keypad:
a) Select different options
b) To enter time
c) Enter power setting
d) Enter light settings
e) Enter vent fan settings

4. Potentiometer:
Temperature Sensor for the room (kitchen)
(The value of the Potentiometer should be scaled to be from 10-180)

5. LCD:
a) View options
b) View current temperature
c) View cooking time
d) View current settings

6. LEDs:
a) Outside Light (Bright-Night-Off)
b) Inside Light (On when door is open or cooking)

7. Switches:
To indicate if the door is open or closed

8. Speaker:
Beep when its done, door is open or paused.

Any 68hc12 Assembly Coders

November 21st, 2009 Comments off

!NEED THIS DONE IN 3 DAYS NO LATER THAN!

If you have experience in programming a 68HC12 Microcontroller I would love to get in touch.

We have ourselves a developing board and need to prototype a simple microwave, we need you to provide the assembly code compatible with 68HC12 Motorola Microcontrollers.

peripherals:
1. Stepper-Motor:
Cooking (Speed indicates power level: Hi-Medium-Low-Off)

2. DC-Motor:
Vent Fan (Hi-Medium-Low-Off)

3. Keypad:
a) Select different options
b) To enter time
c) Enter power setting
d) Enter light settings
e) Enter vent fan settings

4. Potentiometer:
Temperature Sensor for the room (kitchen)
(The value of the Potentiometer should be scaled to be from 10-180)

5. LCD:
a) View options
b) View current temperature
c) View cooking time
d) View current settings

6. LEDs:
a) Outside Light (Bright-Night-Off)
b) Inside Light (On when door is open or cooking)

7. Switches:
To indicate if the door is open or closed

8. Speaker:
Beep when its done, door is open or paused.

Assembly Language

November 20th, 2009 Comments off

The assembly language project is for 68HC12 micro controller. Code warrior is the software which is to be used. I can send you the link for the download if you need.

Here are the details.
Write assembly code to simulate a microwave.
Requirements:
The user should enter the cooking time and then press start to cook. The door has to be closed in order to be able to cook. The user should be able to change various settings indicated by the peripherals below.

Use of peripherals:
1. Stepper-Motor:
Cooking (Speed indicates power level: Hi-Medium-Low-Off)

2. DC-Motor:
Vent Fan (Hi-Medium-Low-Off)

3. Keypad:
a) Select different options
b) To enter time
c) Enter power setting
d) Enter light settings
e) Enter vent fan settings

4. Potentiometer:
Temperature Sensor for the room (kitchen)
(The value of the Potentiometer should be scaled to be from 10-180)

5. LCD:
a) View options
b) View current temperature
c) View cooking time
d) View current settings

6. LEDs:
a) Outside Light (Bright-Night-Off)
b) Inside Light (On when door is open or cooking)

7. Switches:
To indicate if the door is open or closed

8. Speaker:
Beep when it

Assembly Language Project.

November 13th, 2009 Comments off

I donot think whether this is right forum or not but I am looking for an individual who can help me in a small project of assembly language on a behalf of my friend. Since I am not very much familiar with the micro controller used and have no time to understand the mnemonics of language to do this project therefore I am going to put this for open suggestions at this forum. If you have done assembly language projects before then it wont be a problem.

The assembly language project is for 68HC12 micro controller. Code warrior is the software which is to be used. I can send you the link for the download if you need.

Here are the details.
Write assembly code to simulate a microwave.
Requirements:
The user should enter the cooking time and then press start to cook. The door has to be closed in order to be able to cook. The user should be able to change various settings indicated by the peripherals below.

Use of peripherals:
1. Stepper-Motor:
Cooking (Speed indicates power level: Hi-Medium-Low-Off)

2. DC-Motor:
Vent Fan (Hi-Medium-Low-Off)

3. Keypad:
a) Select different options
b) To enter time
c) Enter power setting
d) Enter light settings
e) Enter vent fan settings

4. Potentiometer:
Temperature Sensor for the room (kitchen)
(The value of the Potentiometer should be scaled to be from 10-180)

5. LCD:
a) View options
b) View current temperature
c) View cooking time
d) View current settings

6. LEDs:
a) Outside Light (Bright-Night-Off)
b) Inside Light (On when door is open or cooking)

7. Switches:
To indicate if the door is open or closed

8. Speaker:
Beep when it

Php/flash Website Assembly

July 31st, 2009 Comments off

I need to have my new flash/PHP website assembled. See design mock-up of the homepage (highlights section) attached. This is just a design mock-up and not an actual page.

Pre-designed elements that will be provided:

-Animated Logo (flash)
-Highlights section on homepage (flash template: www.greytv.com/beta/)
-Client Login section (PHP, needs redesign to visually match new website)
-Volume/Full Screen Controls (comes with flash template purchased)
-Content for internal pages (video, text, photos)
-Contact Form (exists on old page: www.greytv.com/contact-greytv-production-company.php)

Work to be done:
-Design Internal pages and integrate company content (video portfolio, text, photos)
-Assemble all pages using existing elements above
-Integrate pre-existing Client Login area to match the new design/colors
-Ingetrate pre-existing Contact form
-Swap out the music on pre-existing player

See the template I purchased. It includes the highlights section (flash), music/full screen control:

www.greytv.com/beta/

Please only contact via Scriptlance and do not call or email using info on the website when submitting bids.

Thank you.

Craft Video Assembly

July 13th, 2009 Comments off

I’ve got 8 separate craft video clips (2-8 mins each) that I need put together as a continuous video with a front graphic. This should be an easy project for someone good at video manipulation such as Sony Vegas. Details will follow once you’ve got the job and may lead to further work with videos.

Easy Website Assembly

June 29th, 2009 Comments off

We have most of the graphics, photos, text and other content
already done and we want our site “assembled” and SEO optimized.
We have an existing merchant facility that we would like added for shopping cart as well. We have several other projects pending as well.
We are looking for a long term relationship for the future.

Flash Assembly

April 21st, 2009 Comments off

What I need for this project:
1. Someone to assemble the various pieces of Flash that I have into a working site with preloader
2. Someone to make a scrollable text area with header. (Flash filtered header text provided)

What I have for this project:
1. A PhotoShop file for reference as to how the layout should look.
2. A scalable Flash vector background
3. A logo animation with sound effect
4. Animated navigation that needs to load content into the main text area and image in top area based on menu selection
a. The main text needs to be stylable for subheads and body copy
b. The image at the top is not random, it is based on the menu selection
c. Want to use preloader for text areas for slower connections
5. Flash text with filters to make headers for main text area
6. Images for use in upper area

I am attaching a jpeg for reference. I always pay quickly and am easy to work with.

Bear