So you may want to try out this site also.
You can post a free ad for your available room. And with the ability to up-load pictures of the room that your trying to occupy, along with being able to indicate exactly where it's located (right down to the address, neighborhood and cross street), as I discovered, hundreds of possible tenants will be viewing the room that you have for rent.
Here's a link to the site:
http://yourrentmate.com
Good luck renting your room!
Jamie
--A function is a grouping of code that is given a name. By using special syntax, that grouping of code can be executed any number of times and at any time. A function can be added to an object. A function that lives in an object is called a method. Now imagine an object that has certain properties and methods that are useful for a special purpose. For instance, imagine an object that had these properties: firstname, lastname, and age. This object also has the methods speak(), eat(), and sleep(). This fake object represents a person. The person can have a first name, a last name, and an age. This person can be told to speak, to eat, and to sleep. What if we want to have an object like this, with these specific properties and methods, but for an unlimited number of unrelated people? It would be a pain to start off with some basic object and create properties and methods every time we need them. That's where a class comes in, which is a blueprint for a custom object. The previous example might be called the Person class. If we defined a new class called Person with the properties and methods described here, we can easily create new instances of this class when we need them. In Flash, there are many classes built in. Here are a few that you've already seen: MovieClip, String, Number, Boolean, and Button. Some of the classes have an asset on the screen (MovieClip and Button), but most do not. Some properties of the MovieClip class are as follows: -
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