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Liferay Portal Development and CMS Are Suitable For Every Size Company

Liferay portal development and themes can benefit small, medium and large companies. With the right developer, even the smallest business can create a compelling, easy-to-use CMS system, employee self-service (ESS) portal or other corporate intranet or website. Liferay portlets development tools are flexible and robust and can satisfy a full range of portal configurations and implementations from the simplest CMS sites to the most complex business requirements for content management systems, document management, portal or web or intranet application. The rich collaboration features of this technology includes web publishing, content management, collaboration and social networking and offers practical, functional tools innovatively designed to satisfy technical and usability concerns. The suite of Liferay portal development tools supports easy, affordable enterprise application integration, so the enterprise can integrate legacy system data, HR, accounting, CRM, ERP, or sales informatio...

How To Alter The Size Of A Needlepoint Design

One of the easiest ways of altering the size of a needlepoint design is if the original design is on a chart.By changing the needlepoint mesh size you stitch on, you will change the size of the design. For example, if your needlepoint chart uses a 13 mesh canvas for a finished design size of 5 inches by 5 inches, you can enlarge the design by stitching it on a larger mesh needlepoint canvas such as a 10 mesh. This will make the enlarged size approximately 6.5 inches by 6.5 inches. To work out how much bigger your needlepoint design will become by stitching it on a larger mesh canvas you work out how many stitches there were across the original canvas. In this case you would multiply 13 by 5 which equals 65. Then divide this total by the new mesh size. For example, 65 divided by 10 is 6.5 which will be the new design width. An alternative way to enlarge a charted needlepoint design is by stitching two stitches for every one stitch on the needlepoint chart. This will double the size of t...