Thanks for your practical advice, Phil
Re:
yes, you can include links right within your blog postings. the syntax for creating a link in html is <a href = "http://www.whereyourelinkingto.com";>text you're linking from</a>
use this same syntax and replace where you're linking to and the text you're linking from.
being appallingly absent-minded, I tend to even mess-up such a simple tag. So I use the OpenOffice html editor, copy the source and paste it into my DDN blog. The same would work with any html editor, wouldn't it?
Question: I do translations for a local economic-development-with-IT program here. One of their features is on-the-job training of local project coordinators, and the training evaluation is based on "diaries". Would they be allowed to use DDN blogs for these diaries? Even if they are not in English?
For the moment, my question is very hypothetical. They hadn't heard of blogs till I asked recently if they meant "blogs" by "diaries", and I have a hunch that they are a bit suspicious of something that doesn't require the mediation of an IT specialist ;-)
cheers
Claude
-- Claude Almansi www.adisi.ch
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