Just bumping this to see if it came through. Any takers?
Thanks,
Stephen
On 9/1/05, Stephen Caudill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I've got a friend who's just getting into web design and is looking
for a tutorial-oriented book to help get his feet wet. I'd definitely
like to get him
to switch from
tables to css for layout. He gives examples and works through them step
by step with you and you can download the code for the examples from his
website. He also has a mailing list, which most of you probably know
about already.
HTH,
Riva
Stephen Caudill wrote:
Hi all
Install WordPress in a subdirectory. Simple CMS's don't get any
simpler (or more extensible should you choose to really dig into it).
- Stephen
On 9/1/05, Peter MacGregor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone suggest something that is absolutely dead simple and idiot
proof? (Not that she is -
Hi all,
I've got a friend who's just getting into web design and is looking
for a tutorial-oriented book to help get his feet wet. I'd definitely
like to get him started out right, so nothing that promotes table
based layouts or runs from web standards in general like roaches with
the lights on.
iPhoto on Mac. Does everything you've asked. Wouldn't know for PC.
Maybe the image organizing software Google bought...
http://picasa.google.com/index.html
Dunno though. never used it.
Oh! One other thought. If bandwidth isn't an issue, Flickr would
seem to fit the bill with the addition
Scott,
An oldie but goodie from the Meyer-Man:
http://meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/popups/demo.html
Does, I believe, what you are looking for. I've used the technique
successfully several times (with a slight modernization to use
position:absolute; left:-1000em; instead of display:none;, that
On 8/16/05, wwwpages [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We are looking at Authorize.Net but am unsure whether that is just for US
based customers? Does anyone know for sure?
Most of the Authorize.net providers are US-based, AFAICT... there are
definitely some international resellers though.
Your
I sadd it was untested ;) Couple of typos on my part:
if(navigator.userAgent.indexOf(AppleWebKit) -1) {
document.getElementById(tdMenuSolutions).style.height=88px;
}
seems to work for me. Note the spellings of indedOf and userAgent.
hth,
Stephen
On 8/11/05, T-- [EMAIL
T--,
I'll be back at my Mac this evening if you still need help then...
Also, there's Dan Vine's wonderful resource, iCapture, here:
http://www.danvine.com/icapture/
It lets you get a screen grab of a given URL in Safari.
Since we seem to be on the netiquette tip lately, it's considered poor
On 8/10/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you're using an email client and you wish to ensure that you reply to the
list, but want to create a new thread, just hit Reply on any message, then
highlight and change the subject line appropriately (which you did in this
case),
if ($numrows = 0) {
should be
if ($numrows == 0) {
comparison, rather than assignment.
- Stephen
On 8/5/05, Galatek Webmaster [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all ( at least I hope it is getting somewhere, my last few emails
disappeared)
Got an irritating little problem that is starting
Stephen Caudill wrote:
if ($numrows = 0) {
should be
if ($numrows == 0) {
comparison, rather than assignment.
- Stephen
On 8/5/05, Galatek Webmaster [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all ( at least I hope it is getting somewhere, my last few emails
disappeared)
Got
Todd,
I just go the stylesheet route. My default handling is to simply set
up a mobile stylesheet with only the most basic styles in it...
nothing fancy, just functional. This is pretty dependant upon using
tableless designs though. Looks like theres a good series of articles
just started on
FWIW, I've received all of your messages... Though this last one did
get caughit in my spam filter.
On 7/27/05, Scott Glasgow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What's up with the list? I've seen nothing here since 2019 last night,
including my own reply (sent twice) to Riva's last. Server problems?
Riva,
Things like this can just as easily be handled by a closed intranet
web application... I've written similar. As far as language, it's
completely up to you. Classic ASP should be avoided, IMO. PHP is a
bit more modern and very approachable, but still doesn't do a great
job of enforcing
Tyme,
Very close :0) You're just missing the declarator for the function
(function):
function showLeisureSub() {
document.getElementById(LeisureSub).style.display = block;
}
For extra behavioral separation, you might even try this:
script type=text/javascript
function
might reply to your host and ask them what the proper shebang line
is... perl might be installed at a different location than the
standard /usr/bin/perl
hth,
Stephen
On 7/26/05, Portman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yep.
I even called tech support and they told me to check my code!
trusz
did I miss something? Why not just properly HTML encode your content
before putting it in the XML. Then there's no need to unencode at
all... let the browser do the work. Single quotes should encode as:
#39;
hth
On 7/18/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I've an xml file used
Riva,
The prices vary wildly. A lot of it depends on the particulars of
your situation, like the volume of business you expect the shop to do,
ease of integration with the solution and your region of distribution.
Merchantability within the Continental US is much less expensive than
a global
there are several very good ones... which you'll want to go with will
probably depend on the languages you'd like syntax highlighting for.
I use skEdit (http://www.skti.org/skEdit.php) for PHP and HTML as well
as an all around editor when I need to make quick changes to a file,
directly on the
Dan,
Typically, I set up the database on the remote server before hand and
only export the tables from my local DB to an SQL file, rather than the
whole database.
hth,
Stephen
Dan Staehr wrote:
I'm trying to transfer a MySQL database from my testing server to my
hosting server using
Pat Richard wrote:
Without actually trying it, the first thing that comes to mind is to
insert a counter in your while loop. If, at the conclusion of the loop,
it only == 2, then you're likely in an empty directory (you'd have the .
And .. To give you the two).
Make sense?
Something I nabbed
I'll second godaddy. been with them for around a year now and they've
been consistently on the ball for the duration of that time. Also, it
may just be my imagination, but I'd swear that domains propagate faster
with them.
- Stephen
Portman wrote:
Try godaddy.com. I have had only good
Peter O'Brien wrote:
Stephen, thanks for this post.
Actually I wasn't doing xslt on the server before, so I'm just starting
out now using PHP.
First problem though, I have my basic stuff working live on the web, but
not from on my local web server (mac os x 10.3) - attempts are just
Ah, IE only. That would be the FOUC or Flash of Unstyled Content. A
quick google will bring up lots of info on it (notably the original
bluerobot article that identified it and gave solutions for it), but
here are a couple of quick fixes:
rather than using a style block to link your
just saw this... got caught in my spam filter for some reason.
Are you doing the transformation on the server side? It sounds like
you might be relying on the browser to do the transformation, which
FF, IE and probably others will do happily, but spiders will not...
Assuming you're not victim
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
Hi all,
Any one have any pointers on how to remap the Internet Explorer icon on
a winXP desktop so it launches Firefox?
Not precisely, but I can do you one close to it:
http://www.firefoxie.net/
May even work out better for them, as it'll retain the same look and
Cheryl D Wise wrote:
Both Mac and PC the contrast on the tagline is insufficient, makes it hard
to read.
I'll relay that to the designer and ask him to get me a higher res
source file so I can re-export it.
The text size if awfully small on my tablet 1400x1050 on a 12 screen and
since you use
Portman wrote:
Looks fine to me in IE6.0 WinME. Resolution: 1068 x 768. I am not sure
what you mean by the funky navigation - that could be an IE but not
showing anything (the links simply change color on mouseover.)
I just mean a non-standard layout for the nav on the home page and then
on
Welcome back, Matt :)
Sorry to hear they're microsoftening you, but good to have you back
around regardless!
- Stephen
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
Hi all,
Some of you know me from the Social List, some of you might even
remember me from a few years back when I used to be on this list.
I
Steven Olson wrote:
It looks clean to me. XP: FF, IE 6, NS 7.2 NS 8.0
I did occasionally see a page do a strange multi-refresh ripple type of
thing, but could not make it happen to order. I suspect it may have been
caused by clicking on a link before the page was fully loaded.
Ah! That would be
Cheryl D Wise wrote:
BTW, what is wrong with using either keywords or percents for the font sizes
if ems are a bit out of reach right now?
Nothing at all. And it's certainly encouraged practice. I have simply
had a *whole* lot of trouble trying to use any scalable unit of
measurement for text
Regardless of being able to talk a client into it or not (and I do like
your Can you comfortably read this tact) there is still the issue of
maintaining branding on the site and dealing with flexible width layouts
to accommodate flexible width fonts.
I've seen *very* few examples in the wild
SSL is definitely an option. Just forego it for testing. In fact
I've got a system in the wild that's non-ssl, as they physically take
CC #'s over the phone after they receive an email notification. I do
not believe CURL is required either. Are you sure these aren't
*warnings* in the install
Steven,
I wish I'd have known it was on the menu earlier. I'd have advised
against the Mystery Meat Navigation[1] then. MMN is bad on a lot of
levels... Perhaps worst in this scenario:
User with modern browser visits your site without JavaScript enabled.
Do not pass go, do not collect $200.
An URL to the site would be helpful. Without it, we'll just be casting
around wild guesses.
- Stephen
janet wrote:
Hello-
I have been contacted by a local firm to do some marketing for them
including perhaps some web site development. In reviewing their existing
site, I see that in the source
janet wrote:
Sorry--the link was in the message but not clear
www.ccivineyard.com
Thanks
Ack. Sorry.
Um, stab in the dark: HTTrack[1] is an offline browser. Maybe they were
using it to download a copy of their own site and edit it before
uploading it again?
As to the abundance of crap links in
janet wrote:
That is what I am thinking (trying to spam the search engines). I
checked out another local reputable site that was listed as a link--and
it also has a collection of crap links. I am sure this company doesn't
know what is going on with their web site. I am assuming they used the
*everything* that's visible on the page has an onmouseover event. CSS
rollovers wouldn't be a good idea, since IE has a lack of support for
the :hover pseudo selector on anything except anchors.
- Stephen
Howard Cheng wrote:
However, I'm not sure images actually HAVE onmouseover events, so
Shouldn't be any issues with setting it up in a subfolder... I've
always done it that way... in fact I think the directions step you
through installing it into a subfolder.
btw, cygwin isn't for ftp action. It's a command line shell for
windows that emulates a *nix environment and gives you some
If you've got a moment, could you mosey by:
http://jva.caffeinegroove.com/
and let me know if you have any display problems? Please note browser
and platform.
All comments on design, layout and the (I think) kinda funky
navigation are, as always, welcome.
Thanks,
Stephen
The WDVL
Joe,
navigate one of the directories in question, right click it, select
properties, go to the security tab and give all the users there Full
Control. If it seems insecure and weird, it is... Welcome to Windows.
I believe that should do it, but if it doesn't, let us know.
- Stephen
Joseph
Okay windows folks out there... Cheryl? Directory permissions help for
joseph?
You've got me on that one, Joe. If it's XP and you don't see the
security tab, I don't know what to say. Are you perhaps logged in
without Administrator permissions?
- Stephen
Joseph Harris wrote:
No, It is Xp.
cygwin. It'll allow you to chmod these directories.
- Stephen
Joseph Harris wrote:
Nope. Not doing it. Todd, can't find what you are suggesting. I have
only the root user as user and administrator.
I can't think that I have changed anything to bring this about! So far as
I know nothing
On 5/2/05, Cheryl D Wise [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I finally broke down and picked up a new Mac. My timing was good because
they had just marked down the remaining G4 1.33 Powerbooks. Now I have to
find some of the ram I've taken out of other notebooks to upgrade the 256 it
comes with to
Ross Clutterbuck wrote:
Yeah I'll give it a shot:
Dual 2.5GHz G5
8Gb RAM
nVidia GeForce 6800 Ultra
Dual 30 HD Flat Panels
OSX 10.4
Oh hang on that's a Mac...
*snicker*
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Amrit Hallan wrote:
In PHP, when I try to process dates before 1970 I get an error. Is there
a workaround?
Are you trying to use epoch date on Windows? If so, there's a non-bug:
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=14313edit=1
Best solution I'm aware of is to test your date parsing code on the
Amrit,
I dug around in my .htaccess and I've got nothing of the sort. I do
virtual hosting on my local box though, so that setup wouldn't behoove
me.
In the past, for things like smarty lib, that require this sort of
thing, I've simply added the path to my PATH environmental variable
and it
Just to share my favorite resource for deriving the right hack for the problem:
http://dithered.com/css_filters/index.html
have fun,
Stephen
On 4/21/05, jdmajor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I googled css hacks, and yes there are many opinions on the subject. I
did find out that I am using this
Steve,
the reload method takes a parameter that forces a new HTTP GET...
Typically you should only use this if the server has a new version of
the file or disk and / or memory caches are off or broken. Here's the
syntax:
onunload=window.opener.reload(true);
hth,
Stephen
On 4/16/05, steve
er... What part next to the url? The protocol? (e.g. http:// or ftp://)
On 4/13/05, Portman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am drawing a blank - I am trying to think of what the little thing
next to the URL in the address bar is called. Can anyone help me on
this brain snooze day??
The
How bout BaseCamp?
http://www.basecamphq.com
It's not free and it's hosted only. However, it is inexpensive, and
it's hands down the best project management software I've ever used.
Most PM software is aimed at helping people keep their eyes on you.
BaseCamp is aimed at making your workflow
Ugh. I really have no idea about how to do something like this with a
DVD. If there's any possiblity of using a computer in any of this, you
might check out Eric Meyer's S5:
http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/tools/s5/
hth,
Stephen
Todd Richards wrote:
Hi Gang -
I'm in sort of a bind. A guy who I
I've seen this technique used before:
have a form with just a submit button in it stating something to the
effect of reveal email address. The form's action takes you to a
server page that takes a querystring parameter, does a db lookup and
retrieves said email address for display.
something
On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 15:13:20 -0800 (PST), Pace Computing Limited
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, does anyone out there have any more ideas on what we
could try here if the Contribute program does not work out?
There was a thread a couple of weeks ago(ish)[1] about the NVU
editor[2]. It's
Sounds like an interesting approach!
Standard Disclaimer:
---
This really sounds like a place where you should use a contact form
and server side processing, yada, yada, yada.
---
Um... let's see. You really have lots of options as to how to
On Sat, 26 Mar 2005 02:39:41 -, Trusz, Andrew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stephen, Stephen, Stephen
LOL! Drew, Drew, Drew :)
Why tables? Database generated content? Be interesting to see how you handle
accessibility in the table since it is really presentational not data driven.
There
Krawec, Mark wrote:
Stephen
It's weirder than you might have thought. Just had a look at that page in
FF 1.0.2 - displays as you described. In IE 6.0 - there's blank space
beside the house image in both tables. In Opera 7.23 - there's a blank
space beside the house image in both tables, plus a
Pace Computing Limited wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have a client who wants to edit my HTML templates on his
MAC. He has tried a couple of freebie downloads and a
program called Freeway Express that he paid about $100 for.
We tried for over an hour on three different programs to
import my temlpate
Trusz, Andrew wrote:
Yikie tykies, Stephen!
I think the problem is with the display of the table. You are using the
default -- automatic layout. This leads to weird math. Cell widths are based
on Minimum Content Width (MCW) unless there is a supervening specific cell
width as is the case for row
Hewitt, Cheryl wrote:
2.) the style tag is a bit different, too.
Pages with correct style: style
About Us: style type=text/css
Cheryl,
Begging pardon, but I think you've got those backwards. The type
attribute of the style element is required, so:
style type=text/css
is the correct thing to
John Hughes wrote:
Folks,
I have a problem best illustrated in Netscape 7.1 on the PC in the following
example
John,
The problem's also there in FireFox and I'd dare say that it's probably
there in any standards compliant browser. The happy thing is that it's
an easy fix. You've got two floats
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone got any advise, about how to word what I've mentioned above...
to put it in the proper context...
Tristan,
I think the 'proper context' for what you're describing is a portfolio.
Something I've done in my CV is to have it describe my education and
Hewitt, Cheryl wrote:
True. What I was trying to do was show her the only differences between
her pages. By 'pages with correct style' I was meaning the pages where
she like the way they were displaying vs the page that was causing
problems.
Ah. Gotcha. Yes, well... Continue where you left off.
It occurred to me that the *cough* thing could've been interpreted the
wrong way... I actually meant to poke fun at myself for not actually
looking at the page and just being a stickler on the validity of the
code. So I hope I've not put anyone off with my misguided attempt at
self-sarcasm.
My cheeks are duelly notified and shall henceforth be very wary of
you, Mr. Hughes. Very wary, indeed. :D
seriously though, glad to be of assistance!
ttfn,
Stephen
On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 20:52:34 -, John Hughes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stephen,
I could kiss your rosy red cheeks.
I think what you're looking for is this:
a href=http://www.google.com;
onclick=window.location=this.href;Go to Google/a
This ensures that folks without JS enabled still get a functioning
link (the browser simply ignores the onclick) and folks with JS
enabled get the fancy JS version... But why?
My vote's for Zen Cart.
http://www.zen-cart.com
I've built several shops using it and it's just gotten better and
better. It's an OSCommerce fork that stops much of the inherent
suckage of OSC; namely adding templating, file over-rides, a greatly
improved administration panel and much better
heh heh! Ya... I was out of commission early yesterday, I had to go
pick up my daughter, so I didn't get this til just now. Looks like
you're heading down the path of my suggestion without me :)
have fun,
Stephen
On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 11:24:27 -0600, Cheryl D Wise [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ah
Hi all,
I'm going tomorrow to try to set up an old friend of the family who is
blind and has recently lost her voice (seemingly permanently) with some
assistive software to hopefully make her life a bit easier...
She's been blind since I was a child and is very functional in her day
to day
Cheryl and Tom,
Thank you both for the suggestions. I'll try them both out shortly.
OS... good question. I'll assume windows (hopefully an NT flavor).
I'll take a look at the built in M$ tools also. Thanks!
Thanks again,
Stephen
Cheryl D Wise wrote:
OS? Does she have Office installed? If so,
If you're looking for a simple (options and installation) and
straightforward forum, you might give bbPress a gander:
http://bbpress.org/
It's from the some wonderful folks at WordPress. In fact, it powers
the WordPress support forums. Good stuff, for sure.
hth,
Stephen
On Wed, 16 Mar 2005
That one did come through blank like that for me. First one I'd seen
though. I just figured Cheryl'd been a bit quick on the send.
- Stephen
Peter MacGregor wrote:
Is anyone else on the list getting emails with the message missing? This
one of Cheryl's (see below) is just one of about fifteen
Riva,
Looks like you've shaved a good 20k. According to:
http://www.websiteoptimization.com/services/analyze/wso.php?url=http://www.starqualitydesigns.com/soma/index.html
it should now load in 9.01 seconds at 56k dial-up. Good one :) I think
most people will find that satisfactory.
hth,
Why BBEdit? I've tried it and I just don't get it. Good syntax
highlighting, but no code-completion / intellisense-like features. And
it's muy expensivo. I hear so much about it, but it really doesn't
impress me. Am I missing out on something?
On Mac, I'm SKEdit and Eclipse all the way. I
Matt C. wrote:
I've been using BBEdit mostly because it seemed like a solid application,
and it's FTP support works great. I just downloaded SKEdit a few hours
ago, and it seems to work pretty well too. I'm bummed that it only has
support for SFTP and not regular FTP. This pretty much makes it
, if you're making changes then uploading them to
the server to view them, this is a decidedly slower process than what
you'd go through in DW... Can't really speak for BBEdit.
hth,
Stephen
On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 17:19:45 -0500, Stephen Caudill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Matt C. wrote:
I've been using
DW: I do *not* like using it on Mac for the earlier mentioned
reasons, but I think it's a swell editor and my first (and usually
last) stop for editing on windows. I just keep it in Coder Layout
(something the Mac version does not have) and use the Code View...
it's a good IDE if you don't use
Guess I'm kinda a power user. I'll use it today and let ya'll know what
I think. I'd encourage some of the other codites on the list to do the
same... NVU is built on XUL, Mozilla's application framework and seems
to have some of their UI sensibilities. And it's a free, quick
download. go
Okay... looks like I fibbed. I can't use this today. I've got a heap
of JS to write and NVU won't even open a .js file. Add to that, opening
a file with only php (no HTML) makes it wrap the whole thing in HTML,
BODY and HEAD tags and gives it a nice HTML 4.01 doctype. yay.
You allegedly
Todd,
I think what you're looking for is an introduction to database
normalization. A quick google comes up with something from the WDVL
network that looks promising:
http://www.databasejournal.com/sqletc/article.php/1428511
here's another:
Steve,
I don't get a script error in IE or FF. It works in IE(6) fine for me,
but FF does not. Looking at your script, in the function tallyUp(), you
may try changing your element acquisition to use an eval...
instead of:
while (document.getElementById(singles + i) != null)
{
Got an example page posted?
- Stephen
steve miller wrote:
Hi all.
Could use some help with javascript.
I am loading up a page with a variable number of columns depending on
selections made on a previous screen. Each column contains identical
textboxes which have identical names so php will deal
Steve,
Try as I might, I can't seem to wrap my head around what you're trying
to do here. It looks like you're saying:
4 singles = 20
5 h/w = 15
2 p/c = 25
8 family = 30
Total Monthly = 445
I can find no mathematic correlation between any of those numbers. Am I
missing something?
-
Okay Guys and Gals...
I'm releasing another one into the wild:
http://noregretsbodyart.com/
Normal drill... Resolution, Browsers, Load Time, etc...
All comments welcome and appreciated. Particularly useful would be any
speculation on the dissappearing list item backgrounds on any of the
info
See my comments inline.
On Mon, 7 Mar 2005 18:18:48 -0500, rudy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://noregretsbodyart.com/
Normal drill... Resolution, Browsers, Load Time, etc...
firefox, 800x600, no images, no javascript
looks okay!!
slight overlap in the main navigation menu items
Hee hee! Thanks for taking a peek, Franni :) I s'pose I might have
added a warning about the pictures... I really shouldn't comment
about the redness. Google will come back to haunt me. Suffice it to
say that that was the most junior member of the teams third or fourth
actual tattoo and the
Send them out forthwith to procure an Mac and do not let them re-enter
the building without one.
Seriously.
Mac Mini's are cheap-a-cheap-a and pack a hell of a wallop... so long
as you're not doing sound or video *editing* on them... then again a
powerbook can easily handle that sort of thing,
I think you might be looking for:
imagecreatetruecolor
http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.imagecreatetruecolor.php
rather than imagecreatetruesize... Worth a try anyhow. If you
continue to have trouble with it, email me offlist and I'll send you
my PHP image resize script.
- Stephen
On
Hey John,
If your host is running 4.3.10, they support it... they've just got it
disabled for security reasons. When PHP is run in safe mode in a
virtual hosting environment, they cripple a lot of useful things like
$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']... It's not too bad to hack around though.
If you
As convenient as it would be, the command:
man woman
will yield no insight.
fyi,
Stephen
(you may now commence throwing rotten tomatoes)
Sheila Fenelon wrote:
Amrit,
I never heard of psftp. Google gave me a link to a putty help page. So I
guess it's part of putty, and a DOS program? From Unix the
Joseph Harris wrote:
Yes it is looking good in IE, page comes up, club link works. - but now
neither opera nor firefox will open, looks like Revenge of the Bill.
Joseph (Alas, I know what you mean about wrong folder!!!)
Comes up fine in FF1.0 and O7.54 for me
The WDVL Discussion List from
phpMyAdmin gives me joy joy response.
http://www.phpmyadmin.net/home_page/
Simple, web based app for administering one or several MySQL DBs. There
is only one file to configure (the aptly named configure.php) to get it
running, and if you follow their instructions, it'll be a cinch.
Barring
Cheryl D Wise wrote:
QA: How Microsoft Is Keeping Pace with an Ever-Changing Security Landscape
PressPass: What's next for Internet Explorer?
Nash: We're very excited to announce at the RSA Conference today that this
summer we'll release a beta of Internet Explorer 7.0 for Windows XP with
Service
On Sun, 13 Feb 2005 21:29:31 -0500, Scott Glasgow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
pimpalicious (??)
No doubt displaying my age and complete lack of coolth, but is
pimpalicious good or bad?
It's a Good Thing(tm):
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=pimpalicious
- Stephen
The
Thanks VERY much, Cheryl!
I picked up the demo of Sambucus last night after making the post and
it appears that it does everything I need it to. I'm still defining
my standard of what to expect from Mac software though, so it'll
probably take me a little bit of *real* usage before I can say
Cheryl D Wise wrote:
No problem, a friend and I have a friendly Mac vs. PC rivalry. Never mind
that we both have Macs and PCs or that when she saw my Tablet PC she fell
into immediate lust (after one quick, why doesn't Apple make one?)
BTW, which Mac did you get and did it come with Office for
What's the object you're trying to achieve using SSH?
Just a brief definition, to make sure we're on the same page: SSH
stands for Secure Shell and is a method of logging into a remote
machine to execute commands (it's a protocol, as well, if we want to
get nitpicky).
In essence, SSH allows
Steven,
In the future, if you wish to be taken seriously, please have sources
and citations ready for your claims. I've not heard a single thing
contributed to any conversation you have joined based on anything other
than preponderance and speculation.
- Stephen Caudill
p.s. The quote noted
rudy wrote:
i could never understand this love affair with pingbacks and hatchbacks and
backtracks and all that other nonsense anyway
Hey! I love my hatchback! 95 Honda Civic! Yeah, baby :)
- Stephen
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