How too make tree in Oralce Forms?
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Go to Oracle's TechNet Web Site\nhttp://www.oracle.com/technology/products/forms/index.html
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Plant a tree. If everyone did that it would add 6 billion trees to the world. You could even plant two trees. ;)
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its pretty simple and self-explanitorie.  you get cranberies, or berries off a tree, and pop a big bowl of popcorn.  you take a needle and a loooooooong piece of thread and basically piece eah thing onto the string.  to stop the ends, put hot glue there.  its really simple and cute.  good luck!
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try the templates in microsoft word\nthey are more about style than purpose
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First of all add a treeview form to your form... \n\nfrom there I recommend using the file system object to get the hard drives from the system and all all of them as nodes, then when a folder is clicked, make it a child node of the parent folder...ect.\n\nTry a yahoo search for information on the File System object and tree nodes if you do not have any practical examples.....\n\nthanks
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Paper mache? Cut an opening and fill it with clay to form shapes for organelles??
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well in general, i dont think this is an actual tree that you have to draw. its basically  a picture of you on the bottom (or just information about you). and then your parents are "branching" off from you. 1 "branch" for each parent. and then from your mom, her 2 parents have their own "branch"es. and then from your dad, his 2 parents have branches. then from your mom's mom, theres 2 branches. and so on like that.\nif you have brothers or sisters or something, they would also branch off from both your parents. just stuff like that. \nhope that helps. let me know if u need more help
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E.  Maple trees\n\n\nLook it up in your text book.
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It is not a type of tree that produces what you are looking for.  It is a process of converting the wood/pulp to papper and layering it with layers of plastic to give it those properties.
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Check out Better Homes and Gardens.com I was on there today and they had some preview of trees and games you could play to sample your own tree. They have links to other sites also.
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try micorsoft.com they have all kinds of templates for that kind of stuff
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To answer your first question, below you will find a simple wishing spell.\n\nItems Needed:\n\nA fallen oak branch about one foot long and 1/2" to 1" diameter.  (Oak has always been a wishing tree.)\nWhite ribbon.  (Represents Spirit)\nRibbon of a color to match the intent of your wish.  (The link below has a decent color correspondence list.)\n\nCleanse and consecrate all objects.\n\nEmpower the branch with the power to carry a message to the intended deity.\n\nWrite your wish on the ribbon.  I would write this in some sort of code, like using the Ogham.  (A link has been provided below.)\n\nSay the following:\n\nI call upon the element of air\nTo carry my message from here to there\nTake this wish to Spirit's ear\nSo it may manifest here\nSo mote it be.\n\nTie the white ribbon to both ends of the branch as this will serve to hang the branch.\n\nTie one end of the ribbon to the branch.\n\nHold the branch up by the white ribbon and blow on the wishing ribbon three times.  Envision that as each time you blow the ribbon it is being filled with white light.\n\nHang the branch outside and say:\n\nAway with you\nThere is work to do\n\nAllow the branch to hang until your wish is granted.  Charge the ribbons as much as you want with the above spell words and white light.\n\nAs with all spells, it is best to perform these during ritual when possible.\n\n\nYou asked about reusing the same potion for wishing.  To clarify things, if you have already laid intent on one potion it is not wise to lay another intent on it.  However, if you meant could you use the same spell and potion recipe for a different wish I see no problem with this.  I always like mixing things up and trying new things especially if what I have done before is no longer working for me.
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In the sources I have listed below are keys to identifying trees.\n\nJust follow the instructions and good luck.
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I imagine that the tree had to start from a seed, at one time. Take one of the apples, take the seeds out, and dry them completely. Then, get some potting soil, rocks and a pot with drainage holes. Put the rocks in the bottom of the pot, then fill to within an inch of the top of the pot (the pot can be about 4 inches across the top). Then, push the seeds into the soil, about a half an inch deep. Use a pencil to do this. Plant about four seeds in this pot, about one inch apart. Cover the seeds with soil and lightly pat the soil over the seeds. Use a misting can to water your seeds completely. Keep soil slightly moist and put pot in a sunny window. When seeds are about two inches, move them into their own pots of the same size you started with. When the plants get as tall as your pot is wide, increase the size of your pot until your tree is big enough to put outside, about 2-3 feet tall. When transplanting, dig a hole that will hold all the dirt in your pot. Use a fertilizer made for fruit trees first, before putting your tree into the hole, patting down the dirt firmly around the base of the tree. Wrap the bottom half of your tree with a specially made wrap that will prevent rabbits and other critters from chewing on the young tree. Before placing your tree, take in account for how big it will grow, so that it won't interfer with power lines, houses, fences and roads. Make sure it starts in a sunny location and continue to water every morning and evening. It will take several years to grow before getting fruit. I would suggest buying a book about taking care of your fruit tree, as there are other things you must do to keep your tree healthy and growing strong. I'm sure the internet will be a big help too. <*)))><
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dear friend\nyou should use drawing tool box if not there then click on view menu then toolbar and click on drawing the autshape circle line and text box is there then click on circle and drag in word area while pressing left mouse button you will find a fill handle over each side you can resize it afterward then click on text filed do similarly this will allow you write text over after then place text box over circle.\nhope you got it\nbye
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Form: large shrub, can be trained to single or multistemmed tree \nSeasonality: evergreen \nSize: large variation with cultivars; heights from 3 to 20ft, spreads from 3-12ft \nLeaves: simple, linear, 3-12in long, whorled around stem, glossy dark green on top and lighter underneath with prominent mid-rib \nFlowers: terminal clusters, may be yellow, white, pink or red; may be single or double; bloom in spring and throughout summer \nFruit: 3-5in long pods, green ripening to brown, splits to release airborne seed \nStems/Trunks: gray, extremely tough, can be trained or pruned as desired \nRange/Origin: Mediterranean and Asia \nHardiness: varies with variety, standard types to low teens, dwarf varieties more tender; damage seen on dwarfs in high teens; all types recover quickly from frost damage\n  \nNerium oleander\ntrained as a tree  \nLANDSCAPE VALUE: \n\nhedge \nscreen, windbreak \nspecimen plant (when trained as tree) \nmedians and roadsides\nCULTURAL REQUIREMENTS: \nExposure: full sun to part shade, takes reflected heat \nWater: drought tolerant; supplement during hot season, \nSoil: tolerant, good drainage \nPropagation: vegetative cuttings \nMaintenance: low to moderate; pruning to control size or shape\nall perts of the plant are poisionous including the smoke if burnt!
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All paper is made from plant products.  Trees are used for the most part. You can find information on it at the second link below.\n\nMaking paper yourself is a fun and easy process. Your plant material do not need to be dried before hand.  For the most part you need to have paper that is able to be recycled. Shred it very fine using a blender, be careful not to burn out the motor by having to little water. You can add your plant mixture to the pulp at this time or later when you have pressed it.  I have included a link that tells you in detail how to do this.\nWhen I have made paper I have pressed it onto a window to get a really smooth side.  You can also use a turkey baster to add different colors on to a paper you have all ready pressed.  You can make different patterns in that manner.\nMy favorite paper project was covering a bowl with the paper and pressing dried rose petals into it.  It was very beautiful.\nOkay Now I have to go figure out when I have time to make paper again.  It is a wonderful expression of art.