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Ron Carnell: Maximizing The View Window (Computer Maintenance and Security) (Jun 28 2008 02:14 GMT)
QUOTE I would recommend people look at it. It's such a clean appearance. Perhaps. I haven'
joedolson: Maximizing The View Window (Computer Maintenance and Security) (Jun 27 2008 21:01 GMT)
Actually, you could set that page to be your home page, and have new tabs automatically open your home page. That would give much the same result.
EGOL: What Possible Help I Can Get? (Running a Business) (Jun 27 2008 20:54 GMT)
It sounds like you need an on-site manager with a high skill level. Perhaps this person could be chief of staff even when you are in town.
bwelford: Maximizing The View Window (Computer Maintenance and Security) (Jun 27 2008 20:49 GMT)
That sounds neat, Ron, but I'm not sure how I would access it from another web page I'm looking at Full Screen. I would have to remember to keep it open in another tab. The tabs usually show but not the toolbars in the normal Full Screen rendering.
Ron Carnell: Maximizing The View Window (Computer Maintenance and Security) (Jun 27 2008 20:33 GMT)
Uh, Barry, why don't you just put up a web page on one of your sites with all of your favorites? It's just a tab away and you won't have any artificial limits of nine or twelve or fifty.
iamlost: Opening New Window..but.. (Web Site Design) (Jun 27 2008 18:05 GMT)
QUOTE(surrealillusions)am i right in thinking that the 'target' attribute is making a comeback in html 5?You are rightQUOTEThe base element can now have a target attribute as well mainly for consistency with the a element and because it was already widely supported. Also, the target attribute for the a and area elements is no longer deprecated, as it is useful in Web applications, for example in conjunction with iframe.
bwelford: Maximizing The View Window (Computer Maintenance and Security) (Jun 27 2008 17:46 GMT)
This was to have been a thread seeking help. However I seem to have found the solution myself. I thought others might be interested in what I found.I tend to have a number of toolbars in operation in Firefox but on my 1024 x 768 screen, that severely reduces the useful View Window within which I can see what is of interest. So I go Full Screen using the F11 key.
patrick1: What Possible Help I Can Get? (Running a Business) (Jun 27 2008 17:44 GMT)
Hi people, I want to know if there is any kind of service which can get me a record of the work which my subordinates are doing and provide an environment to yield better results in our ongoing cases/projects??? I am out of country on official work and I am unable to make a tele-contact with them
surrealillusions: Opening New Window..but.. (Web Site Design) (Jun 27 2008 17:31 GMT)
thanks for the help..even though it wasn't completely possible..am i right in thinking that the 'target'
joedolson: Xml Feed Not Updating (Forum Issues) (Jun 27 2008 15:20 GMT)
Well, I don't really use the main RSS feed - but taking a look at the contents, it sure does look like it's not updating! I'll check on that and see if any of the other tech admins know what'
glyn: Does Google Need An Ombudsman? (Google) (Jun 27 2008 15:09 GMT)
Hi all,1. Don't ask business to regulate itself, they rarely do it. It needs to come from government 2. Anyone with marketing experience can separate message from substance, and Google stopped impressing me more than 6 years ago.
glyn: File Copy To Multi Locations Program? (Computer Maintenance and Security) (Jun 27 2008 14:48 GMT)
Probably the best way to do this is using a dos batch script.
trevHCS: File Copy To Multi Locations Program? (Computer Maintenance and Security) (Jun 27 2008 14:45 GMT)
Has anyone come across a program (for Windows) that will let me copy multiple files into a lot of different directories on my computer? For example say I have "file.css" and need to copy this to 50 directories, I could ideally store these directories in the program and then tell it the input file, select the destination directories and have it do the job in one go.
cvos: Xml Feed Not Updating (Forum Issues) (Jun 27 2008 12:14 GMT)
i have the xml feed in my bookmarks, but it is not updating. am i the only one having this issue?/rss.xml
cvos: CSS Resource Sites (CSS, Style, and Positioning) (Jun 27 2008 12:11 GMT)
good open source template to begin a site layouthttp://code. google. com/p/blueprintcss/
DCrx: First Stab At "intro Spiel" (Writing Copy and Content for the Web) (Jun 27 2008 11:49 GMT)
When employers call companies where you've worked, you'd expect some good responses. What's the worst that could happen were you to call up and ask for some testimonials from where you worked as an employee?
Lyle: Opening New Window..but.. (Web Site Design) (Jun 27 2008 11:47 GMT)
Really this is something that Javascript is ideal for. You can add in the document target by j/script for a specific img class (for example) or ID using getElementbyId and then alter the link properties.Server-side you'd need to be holding your image details in a database, and have a flag set for the ones you want to open in a new window. However, you still need something browser-side for actually opening it in the new window.
JohnMu: Tai Chi (Computer Maintenance and Security) (Jun 27 2008 11:31 GMT)
SSL only encrypts the communication between the user and the server. It does not encrypt the data on the server. So if someone were to hack your server, he might (depending on what / how it was hacked) have access to your database. In general, your database is not hosted directly in public part of your website, so they wouldn't be able to download the database file directly.
fisicx: Tai Chi (Computer Maintenance and Security) (Jun 27 2008 11:09 GMT)
Thanks John,Confirms what I thought. The apache article is excellent.If permission is granted to allow the use of a DB to store members data I'm going to reccommend that we purchase an SSL, use encrypted passwords and restrict access to the DB so that each member only sees the bit they are responsible for.One more question, if we use an SSL and someone hacks into the sever, I assume that they would be able to move/copy/delete the DB but not be able read the data.
saschaeh: Hold On Google, Stop The Bus (Google) (Jun 27 2008 09:46 GMT)
yhea its a jungle out there but i guess power is a slippery thing. Wonder if we see google loss dominance in our life time.
JohnMu: Tai Chi (Computer Maintenance and Security) (Jun 27 2008 09:03 GMT)
Hi GrahamYou might want to read up on Authentication, Authorization, and Access Control with Apache (I assume? IIS is a bit different, but the principles still apply). In general, what you want to do is:Authenticate: Make sure whoever is logging in is actually who they say they are (think user/password)Authorize:
fisicx: Hold On Google, Stop The Bus (Google) (Jun 27 2008 08:03 GMT)
QUOTE...the alternatives will start to flourish. Didn't seem to work with MS. Despite the emergence of Linux and other OS the windows machine rolls on.
fisicx: Tai Chi (Computer Maintenance and Security) (Jun 27 2008 07:39 GMT)
Ok so the topic isn't actually about tai chi but it's about how the society keeps it's records.BackgroundThe Tai Chi society of GB currently uses a series of forms which are sent off each month.
RisaBB: Http://www.figwire.com (Website Hospital) (Jun 27 2008 03:33 GMT)
Hi Eric,You need to say what your site is about on the home page and not have a long article about astrology.I'd make that top horizontal bar thinner and change the color and make the font smaller, and most importantly, get rid of that seedy looking guy on the top right of the page. He's scary looking, it'
_jc: First Stab At "intro Spiel" (Writing Copy and Content for the Web) (Jun 27 2008 02:10 GMT)
Not much to add, but...QUOTEHer skills and experience in multimedia areas such as 2D and 3D computer animation, print, audio and video editing, interactive programming, etc., allow her to provide customers with a wide range of options. Seems a good place to use bullet points for easier reading/scanning. Text could be a little sparser - you know the drill, delete every word that isn'
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