Nancy,
Wireframe more often is used to refer to outlined page designs. I.e. a very
rough idea of what a page design will look like, normally just black outline
boxes, no colour, no real text, no nothing :)
They are a way to start visualising the design of a page and how all the
elements will fit
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Cheryl,
I
don't have any firsthand experience with Quark, but if there is an Adobe
plugin/tie-in for directly creating PDFs (as opposed to 'printing' to PDF), then
I would imagine that the choices are there.
On a
guess, I would think that you'd need to make sure the PDFs
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Hi Cameron,
I am currently using www.phpwebhosting.com and find them very good and very cheap. I
am considering going to www.dreamhost.com and they look pretty darned
// And also this one for Palm OS5 simulator, not sure if this has a browser
// to test with though
// http://www.palmos.com/dev/tools/simulator/
If you can get that working, then you can install AvantGo
(http://www.avantgo.com/) which will provide you with browser functionality,
and as far as
AvantGo channels, AFAIK.
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// has
?php is more reliable - you can configure a server to ignore "?"
as an opening PHP tag (short_tags i think the directive is from
memory).
for
compatibilities sake, you should always use the ?php tag in your coding, but
if short tags are enabled, then technically the 2 are the same (both
