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61.	10 Ways to Drive Customers Away from Your Site By Frank Fiore Nov 9, 2001 There are lots of ways to make money with your web site. There are also lots of ways to keep from making money. If you REALLY don't want to make money, try the 10 ways in this article.
62.	100 Things Every Designer Needs to Know About People: There's a Special Part of the Brain Just for Recognizing Faces By Susan Weinschenk May 19, 2011 People recognize and react to faces on Web pages faster than anything else on the page. In this chapter from her book, Susan Weinschenk explains how understanding this concept can help you design better web pages.
63.	100 Things Every Presenter Needs to Know About People: The More Uncertain People Are, the More They Defend Their Ideas By Susan Weinschenk Jun 18, 2012 When a belief is deeply ingrained, it will be hard to change. Susan Weinschenk offers some tips on presentation methods that can be used to overcome this obstacle.
64.	16 How-To Tips for Using Photoshop Camera Raw By Chris Orwig Jan 19, 2009 Chris Orwig offers 16 Camera Raw tips, including setting the white balance, using split toning, and making localized adjustments.
65.	20 Tips for Shooting Great Video By Adobe Creative Team Jun 16, 2009 20 tips for shooting great video, and four methods to transfer or capture your video to your workstation.
66.	32-bit Imaging with HDR Toning in Photoshop CS5 By Dan Moughamian Feb 28, 2011 High Dynamic Range (or HDR) photography has been a hot topic lately, with debates ongoing as to how useful a process HDR is for serious photographers. Count Dan Moughamian, author of Adobe Digital Imaging How-Tos: 100 Essential Techniques for Photoshop CS5, Lightroom 3, and Camera Raw 6, among those who believe HDR can be a very useful process for photographers, provided they understand its real purpose.
67.	3D in Photoshop CS4 By Dan Moughamian, Scott Valentine Apr 13, 2009 Photoshop includes many improvements to 3D workflow, such as a more powerful rendering engine and the ability to create and manipulate various kinds of lights and materials. This excerpt explains them in detail.
68.	3D Modeling Basics By Mark Giambruno Jan 17, 2003 Through theory and then tutorials, Mark Giambruno introduces you to basic modeling tools and also offers suggestions for planning out the best modeling approach and developing good work habits.
69.	3ds max 5 Masking in Materials with Maps By Ted Boardman Feb 7, 2003 Let master trainer Ted Boardman walk you through using the flexible tools in 3ds max 5 to make applying masks easier and more accurate.
70.	3ds max 6 Mapping in Registration By Ted Boardman Feb 13, 2004 3ds max expert and New Riders' author Ted Boardman introduces you to several techniques that, when combined, make the application of maps easier.
71.	3ds max Effects: Reacting to Reactor By Ted Boardman Dec 27, 2002 Learn to set up short collision effects scenes that can enhance a storyline and still be cost effective in production time.
72.	3-Light Lens Flare Setup: Lens-Flare Lighting By Scott Kelby Oct 26, 2011 Scott Kelby walks you through how to create a three-light shoot that incorporates three different types of light.
73.	5 Documentary Filmmaking Tips from "American Teen" By Ron Dawson Feb 9, 2010 Ron Dawson points out techniques used in Nanette Burstein’s award-winning film that you can apply to your own video creation.
74.	5 Things Cool about the New iPad Mini By Jeff Carlson Oct 24, 2012 Now that we know what the iPad mini is, what's so great about it? Jeff Carlson shares five cool things he learned about the iPad mini.
75.	5 Ways to Improve Your Ajax Performance By Larry Ullman Mar 28, 2012 In sites that rely upon Ajax for functionality (or even pizzazz), performance becomes even more critical than the general JavaScript performance. Because Ajax requests take place behind the scenes, to the end user there is little discernible difference between an Ajax request being slow, and nothing happening at all. In this article, Larry Ullman explains some of the concrete steps you can take to improve the performance of your sites’ Ajax interactions.
76.	7 Secrets to Creating Irresistible Food Photography Images By Teri Campbell Oct 22, 2012 Creating truly irresistible images of food requires attention to a lot of different details. Teri Campbell, author of Food Photography & Lighting: A Commercial Photographer's Guide to Creating Irresistible Images, shares 7 secrets to creating amazing food images.
77.	8 Tasks in Flash MX By David J. Emberton Jul 26, 2002 David Emberton walks you through eight common tasks in Flash MX that demonstrate some of the biggest reasons why you should upgrade to the new version.
78.	A Beginner's Look At ActionScript By Joey Lott, Jen deHaan, Peter deHaan Dec 9, 2005 ActionScript 2.0 offers new features unavailable in the previous version. This chapter explains what ActionScript is, and how 2.0 allows for greater customization of behaviors and scripts for Macromedia Flash animations.
79.	A Bricklayer's View of Information Architecture By Christina Wodtke, Austin Govella Feb 16, 2009 There’s too much stuff on just your Web site! Yes, it needs to be organized. But how? The authors of "Information Architecture" show you how to do it, one step at a time.
80.	A C++ Flyweight Pattern for IT Management By Stephen B. Morris May 26, 2006 Mother Nature likes object-oriented development! C++ programmers often can't afford the luxury of creating a universe of objects; our platforms are intrinsically limited. However, the flyweight design pattern provides an elegant means of sharing objects, with a small price in terms of storage and retrieval. Stephen Morris describes C++ code that uses the flyweight design pattern to solve a knotty problem in networking.

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