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Page 171 A common reason to create clips of video files is to insert another video clip in the middle of one large video file on the timeline For example, if you have one video file that shows a speaker describing a new product, and you want to insert video that shows the product and then cuts back to the speaker, you could split the video file of the speaker in order to insert the video clip of the product You would then split the video at the point where the speaker describes the product, add the video of the product, and then continue with the original video of the speaker In addition to splitting video files on the Video track, you can also split audio on the Audio and Audio 2 tracks of the timeline.

Let s start with a node in cell K12 whose row corresponds to the value rD1.FromSel (therefore determining the start month) . Then move one column to the right . This is now the uppermost left cell in the cell range whose height and width are yet to be determined . Both steps are achieved with a mouse click . Using the values in our example:

You can split audio on the Audio 2 track the same way you split video on the Video track (or the accompanying audio for the video, which is displayed on the Audio track) Combining Clips Video or audio files that have been separated into clips can also be combined again This is true whether clips were created through clip detection when the video was imported or by manually splitting the clips Regardless of which method you used to create clips, you can select each contiguous clip that you want to combine again, and then use the Combine command to merge the video clips back into one large clip Clips can only be combined if they were contiguous segments of the original video file For example, if you used clip detection on a video file named Speaker.

By using the Child Workflow action, you can execute an entirely separate workflow process as an action in the original workflow process. You can reference a workflow process as a child only if it has the As a child workflow option selected in the Available to Run section. When you start to develop a large number of workflow processes, you may find that multiple processes perform the same subset of actions. To help make workflow processes easier to manage, you can create a workflow process that performs this subset of actions, and then have all other processes run this subset workflow process as a child workflow. Then, if you need to change the subset of actions, you have to edit only the subset workflow process for the new logic to be applied immediately to all of the workflow processes that reference this rule. When you re using child workflow processes, remember that child workflow runs asynchronously. Therefore, the parent workflow process will execute the child workflow process and then continue to the next step without waiting for the child workflow to finish its logic. The simplest way to ensure that execution in a workflow process is synchronous is to rewrite the process to avoid using a child workflow. If you require a child workflow to execute

wmv that was recorded and captured from an analog camera or Web camera, the clips would be named Speakerwmv, Speakerwmv (2), Speakerwmv (3), Speakerwmv (4), and so forth In this case you could only combine the clips that are adjacent to one another in the contents pane, such as Speakerwmv (2) and Speakerwmv (3) This is true whether you are combing clips in the contents pane or on the timeline When determining whether you need to combine clips, think about how you want to work with the video and audio in your presentation It may be easier to add one large clip to the timeline rather than adding several smaller contiguous clips to display the same video However, working with the smaller video clips might be easier in other cases.

When using Visual Studio to debug an application, you must tell the debugger what kind of code you want to debug. When you attach the Visual Studio debugger to a process, it displays the dialog box shown in Figure 18 8.