A little bit off-topic issue:
I intend to begin building my web site soon having gained reasonable amount
of images to be exhibited.
I'm quite novice in web design, have no idea how to do that myself.
I would be glad to hear any suggestion you have which simple-to-use software
can be utilized
From: Anthony Atkielski
Both [Frontpage and Dreamweaver] generate garbage that passes for
HTML. It is almost impossible to pick
apart if you ever want to modify it yourself, and I think they
designed the software to make it that way deliberately.
As long as it produces the correct results
With proper design, the use of server side includes and templates, there is
not much repetitive typing
bt
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Paul writes:
As long as it produces the correct results in
a web browser, who cares?
True, but it won't. The junk generated by web-design software contains
mountains of code, often lots of scripting as well, and if you don't change
it carefully, it will break; the results will _not_ display
-Original Message-
If you want even a medium-sized
web site, then you'd be crazy to do it in plain HTML, because the
amount of
repetitive typing would be prohibitive, and the number of needless bugs
would be enormous.
Well, I write my own HTML and scripts BECAUSE I want to reduce
I word my posts carefully. You may safely assume that I mean what I say in
a post; however, you should not assume that I mean something that I have not
said.
Anthony, Anthony, Anthony:
You've reminded me of Abbott Costello's famous comic routine: Who's on
1st??? Alls I can say iz, GEE
Personally, I think the US needs to be shunned for a while until they
can act nicely in the schoolyard, learn how to play well with others and
how to share. [;-)]
Art
Laurie Solomon wrote:
Found this post on another list and thought everyone might have a passing
interest in it. It was
Make sure your holders aren't defective, worn or otherwise distorted.
Otherwise it sounds like a warranty repair.
Out of interest, what went wrong with the SS4000, in general they have
proved quite reliable.
Art
John Matturri wrote:
Some have of course upgraded to the 4000 Plus (4000+?). I'm
My experience with Insight is that is rarely clips, unless the image is
quite unusual but as long as the histogram fits without clipping within
Insight (even if there is a bit of extra space surrounding the
histogram), you know you have captured the info without loss.
Are you finding images that
Alex
When it comes to doing the html don't use FrontPage... it's really crap...
use Dreamweaver MX but that's several hundred dollars... there are a number
of free html editors out there which are pretty good one that comes to
mind is 1st Page 2000 by Evrsoft... you can download it at
Art E. wrote:
We've started a new group called:
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Membership is by subscription only, and requires a sworn statement that
you won't tell anyone what fun we're having not fighting with some other
(unnamed) brands of scanners.
It's very exclusive...
;-)
Maybe I'm just
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