My son has been to three schools and still doesn't quite fit in.
Just a thought, but perhaps this is a good thing. There's social skills
that can be learnt though this that will set him up for a better life
relating to people and situations where he doesn't feel comfortable.
And God knows the
Yeah, just make a shiny case. Gets them. Every time. Never mind the
other stuff inside...
Volker
ROTFLMAO.
You could prise my matt aluminium PowerBook from my cold, dead fingers.
Yep, just tried to check geonet.org.nz cos I thought I was dreaming, but
geonet won't load. Maybe everyone else had same idea.
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say from a designer's
perspective, I actually think the site's quite cool. Now before yall
throw heavy objects to knock me off my limb, I did say 'design', not
'content'. Sometimes I worry all you geeks get too wrapped up in code
and forget about those un
I'm using Firefox on OS X, and I can't seem to suss it out either. I'm
quite interested in seeing this scalable png transparency thing though...
Jim Cheetham wrote:
Zane Gilmore wrote:
change the stylesheet to Ginga
huh? I don't understand.
His page comes with a set of alternative stylesheets -
I'm sure you know this already, but on the off-chance you don't, you
have to save as a transparent gif to get it to sit transparently over
any colour in your web page. You'll get the transparency options as you
save as .gif.
So do what Michael said in Gimp to get a transparent background, then
Just quickly, does anyone know if (how) I can disable (or bypass in
bootup) PCMCIA? I'm trying to boot a Dell laptop with it, but it hangs
at PCMCIA. I'm hoping it's as easy as typing something in at the boot
options. Knoppix tries for 30 sec or so, then just skips, but Suse
ain't so kind.
Cheers, didn't realise it was old news, as I don't hang around /. much.
Apologies, as I was not looking to start more OT drivel or create more
noise on the signal. Simply an interested outsider, looking for
feedback on what I beleived was an on-topic issue.
Let's call this case closed, so I don
Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
Let's just save the list bandwidth instead of wasting it on this drivel,
shall we?
Volker
It's drivel that went out to hundreds of thousands of PC users
worldwide. You lot are often posting articles on the secure wonder of
Linux. Just interested in what yall thought of
*Is Windows More Secure than Linux?*
We've all been hearing from open source aficionados for years that Linux
is much more secure than Windows, but is it true? mi2g, a British
security company, recently released a study that concludes Linux is
successfully exploited more often than Windows. Read
I know we were talking desktops there, but FWIW, I've had reasonable
success with two different Dell laptops, an high spec, and a low end
one. Booted with knoppix, sound worked, network straight up, and on the
internet, blah-de-blah. Couldn't give ya any technical details tho ;-)
Isn't it jus
Hi Andy
FWIW, there was a fairly good Dell with 80gb and a decent graphics card
in the Warehouse catalogue in my mailbox today for, I think it was about
$1400. Or, get yourself last week's Buy-Sell-Exchange from any dairy or
local petrol station, cos there'll be heaps of new and used pc's in
t
...and wouldn't ya know it, it comes straight thru. It's playing with
me. Okay, I'll shut up now.
Hi
Dunno what's up but the list server or something hates me. My posts are
taking a small eternity to show up, making me look like a dumbarse.
Dunno when this one will show up. Could be tomorrow. So if you think
I'm not reading threads properly before commenting, yeah, you're
probably right
Okay, don't all jump on me about that one below! I posted it like over
a day ago, and it's only just flippin showed up now, when the thread's
developed somewhat!!!
"Frikkin x-tra, Mr Bigglesworth"
Yes: don't use a "WYSIWYG" editor for a non-WYSIWYG medium.
Hwha? Maybe I haven't follow
Michael JasonSmith wrote:
On Thu, 2004-10-14 at 10:52, Douglas Royds wrote:
Any recommendations?
Yes: don't use a "WYSIWYG" editor for a non-WYSIWYG medium.
Hwha? Maybe I haven't followed the thread closely enough, but Mr
Blogg's web is not WYSIWYG?
Duh, sorry, I didn't read the last word of your post - x86. Ignore
previous second paragraph of stupidity.
Steve Bell wrote:
Yay, Jim - that's the bit I didn't understand. That is the page that
originally got me questioning (hmm, maybe I should have offered that
link in
app? And that soon it
won't even need X11?
Thanks all for your input so far - I'm tryna take it all in!
Steve
Jim Cheetham wrote:
On Oct 4, 2004, at 11:23 PM, Lee Begg wrote:
On Mon, 04 Oct 2004 23:08, Steve Bell wrote:
Does this mean with the X11 window system thingie installed on OS
case with WINE that there's two layers of
system calls to be translated, first to port WINE from running on X86 to
PPC, then to have software to pretend the PPC is an X86?
Dang, I think I'm outta my depth.
Thanks!
Steve
Lee Begg wrote:
On Mon, 04 Oct 2004 23:08, Steve Bell wrote:
Hi
I wonder if someone could explain this for me...
*Is the Darwin/Mac OS X release of Wine currently able to run Windows
executable (.exe)? *
No. We are currently working on integrating an x86 emulator in wine in
order to run Win32 exe on a PowerPC Box. But on Darwin-x86 a Win32 .exe
shou
Woohoo! I downloaded and installed Ghostscript and hpijs-foomatic from
http://www.linuxprinting.org/macosx/hpijs/ and she's rockin and rollin.
Successfully printing from Powerbook to NT4 HP Laserjet 2100. Sorry
this is not a more technical explanation of the solution, but if it
helps someone
Hi Guys
I don't know if this is an open-enough-source question to ask here, so
if you tell me to get lost, I'll try to understand...
I've just got a Powerbook, OS X, freeBSD, you know the drill. I'd like
to be able to print from it to our reception Laserjet 2100 which is
connected via Parallel
I second that. I just got a Powerbook, and have stuck with Firefox and
Thunderbird on OS X, cos they're just great. Plus, it was easier to
copy my Thunderbird profile from PC to Mac, and have my mail all just
appear, than to have to try import it into mac mail.
I've sold a few other people on
Hwah? Is jetstream out? I'm in St Albans and all is well. Must be only
partial city? Touch wood.
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Thank you! I will try this out and report back.
Regards
Steve
> -Original Message-
> From: Sascha Beaumont [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 2004 7:54 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: CD burning - long track with multiple track count???
>
Hi
Is there a Linux CD burning programme anyone knows of that can take a long
sound file, and put track markers on it while burning, which I believe is
called being able to edit the PQ subcodes. I've googled to no avail.
If yes, is there an OSX port?
TIA!!!
Steve
And to top off my OT post, I can't even get the subject line right. Think I
better get ready for a good old fashioned flaming. Please forgive!
I hope this ain't too OT as to tick any of you off. What do you make of
this?
Sorry, here's the link. It's supposed to be a high compression "faster than
broadband" service, but as they say if it sounds too good to be true...
www.juiceboosted.com
I hope this ain't too OT as to tick any of you off. What do you make of
this
This is for Viewsonic LCD, but it's probly pretty similar for you...
OSD and Power Button Lock Modes
OSD Lock This mode locks all current control settings and prevents access to
the control menus until this mode is unlocked.
OSD Lock: Press and hold [1] and the up arrow for 10 seconds. If any
Forget about the lawyer bit fellas. Along with the vibe bit, it only makes
sense if you've seen The Castle. I'm not a lawyer. Or a hippie.
> What's missing in gimp?
If any of you have seen "The Castle", I would have to say it's "just the
whole vibe of it". It's the feel. A better lawyer than me has written a
review which I pretty-much agree with here:
http://tingilinde.typepad.com/starstuff/2004/05/gimp_vs_photosh.html
> And once
FWIW, Photoshop was one of the things that has stopped me switching to Linux
(yet!). That and some Macromedia products. The Gimp is okay, I've tried
the Win version, but there's no way hosea that you could say they're in the
same ball-park (yet).
I've tried Adobe Elements in place of Photoshop,
Hi
I bought one of these from tricky dickies a while ago for my boss's win98
laptop. Runs merrily.
http://www.dse.co.nz/cgi-bin/dse.storefront/40e22f790cf2bbf8273fc0a87f99077f
/Product/View/XH8144
Supports Linux Kernel 2.4.22+, so grab yer knoppix, and good luck.
> -Original Message-
>
Got a D-Link 500, we've had it for about 3 years, and it's definately given
3 years worth of problems. Big phase of locking up the ADSL line, solved by
firmware upgrades when available. It's latest trick is to lock up all the
Network Neighborhoods (yes, winblows, a mix of 98, NT, and XP), so nobo
gt;
> Robert Fisher
> SI Operations Support Manager
> Fuji Xerox NZ Ltd
>
> Phone: 03 374 4709
> Mobile: 027 477 3356
> Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Some days you are the pigeon, some days you are the statue.
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Ste
Just in regard to those install-fest posters, if it's of any help to you,
Colourtech at the Bush Inn Centre print full colour A3 on Xerox for $1 per
A3. Ask for James.
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Read the thread, and I'm putting in my vote in Jason's favour.
> I'm not going to my local supermarket anymore, because they have too
> many products that don't interest me at all and I have to spend too much
> time going through them.
What a good idea, Carl. I think I shall quit reading the newspaper too, as
it has too many articles and adverts that don't i
Sorry Don, I didn't mean to be a PITA, really!!
> -Original Message-
> From: Don Gould [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, April 02, 2004 2:08 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: autorespond thing
>
>
> Ok, back on list...
>
> Steve and Craig have just identified that the probl
Gidday all, but 'specially Don...
Far be it from me to moan, but Don, with all due respect, and blah, blah,
would you consider turning off your autoresponder (or whatever that PITA
thing's called) for list posts?
My highly configurable, late model email package (yeah, there you all go to
check th
might be a virus. ;-)
Maybe I'm missing seeing MDK10community, but the latest I can find there is
MDK10RC1, which didn't really play nice with my pc.
Thanks tho, Caillyn
-Original Message-
From: Caillyn Benbow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2004 11:55 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: N
ftp.redhat.co.nz still has MDK 10 RC1, maybe someone could talk nicely to
the appropriate ppl about updating?
> -Original Message-
> From: Zane Gilmore [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2004 11:37 AM
> To: CLUG
> Subject: NZ mirror for Mandrake 10
>
>
> The subject say
> http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/0,2106,2848102a10,00.html
>
> Ring 123, 4, then 4 to get your discount,
"Your call cannot be connected at present due to overloading. Please... try
again later."
Thanks Paul. Could you post and let us know when you've got it? Cheers!
> -Original Message-
> From: Paul Swafford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 10:19 AM
> To: Canterbury Linux Users
> Subject: Mandrake 10 Community
>
>
> Hi there - general notice.
> I hav
So is that like the final version, or is it like an RC2? Will it get
modified again before the Offical release in May? RC1 got on my wick a bit,
so I might d/ld this if it's the final and giver a burl.
Cheers
Steve
Hi
I installed (kind of) MDK10 RC1 at home last night, on dual boot XP PII350
320MB RAM.
Has anyone else on list installed this? Reason I ask is the sucker did a
text based install on me (yuk). Did it do a graphical install for you?
Next thing was I chose "internet computer" and "Multimedia co
I reckon it's just that the church is viewed as out-of-date and
out-of-touch. To me it ain't about keeping up with anyone, it's providing
people with an opportunity to worship that is relevant to them in their
culture. Just like there's nothing wrong with Hymns, but modern pop/rock
styled worship
I use Linux a little more occasionally than most of you.
At work:
Celeron 500 running 98SE.
At home:
PII-350, 320MB RAM (don't laugh!)
Dual boot XP and Lycoris (very soon to be MDK10 RC1)
My wife doesn't like linux, or it'd get used more at home. She especially
doesn't like "that horrible clock
> -Original Message-
> From: Patrick Dunford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 12:46 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: vCard... Troll - Fair Call...
>
>
> Well I just want to say WHAT THE HELL DOES THIS HAVE TO DO WITH LINUX
> because I've had 60 messa
Just thinking out loud here, but there's a big opportunity for the open
source community within churches.
Many churches use Powerpoint and a data projecter to project song lyrics for
the congregation. And those who don't already, want to.
Small churches often have a desire to grow, but a very sm
I'd be the first to agree with your post Robert. Until I go overseas and
try to get a job. Then I reckon it'll be the most unfair law mankind has
ever made. Know what I mean?
Peace
Steve
> Is that a new site?
> I have asked on this list before about an NZ Mandrake mirror.
The Wellington LUG wlug.naos.co.nz, lists a number of NZ links for different
distros.
All the following have Mandrake 9.2 iso's, and some have older vers also.
ftp.debian.co.nz (NZ)
ftp.redhat.co.nz (NZ)
ftp.city
Hi
To put in my 2c worth, we have a DAT tape backup unit, which I think was the
same model Noah used on the Ark. It stores 4 gig on a 120 minute special
high-quality DAT.
Backups that we haven't accessed for 5 years are still good, which is
something in these days of dubious archiving longevity.
> You will get on much better on most
> mailing lists (espec linux ones), your messages will be shorter so you
> will save bandwidth.
Just as an aside, two thoughts...
Are not most geeks on broadband now... Well, a majority of you anyway?
And, Linux is purporting itself to become a viable des
Hi Mike
Taking a step back from the other replies, I just wanted to make sure you
understood some fundamentals. You probably do, and if so, please disregard
this, but just making sure...
Lots of internal modems are softmodems, and rely on Windows to drive the
hardware. Without Windows, the mode
Can you post your url for that stuff? Cheers
> Agree'd and we have them for $44 online. Being in the business, I might
> also suggest a camera that support Compact Flash as you'll get the most
> bang for the buck with that format. It's not the smallest format (thus
> why Memory Stick, SD
>
> you may be thinking of terrestial sky, which is a different encryption?
Yes, I think I may well be. IIUC, it's the "Sky" that you get on your
standard rabbit ears telly with the audio, but no pictures.
Right, I think I'm wy OT. Let's call that a wrap.
Cheers
Steve
> not unless someone has hacked videoguard, which of course is likely to
> be illegal.
Yes, someone has cracked it so it decodes the encrypted sky signal.
And no, I don't have one!!! I have only read about it.
Sorry Dale, I meant to post this to the list, caught again by the reply
to...
> Sky have free to air channels ??
Not exactly.
I know what you mean Nick, there was an advert in the Buy Sell & Exchange
last week, a full page one, with them advertised for $99, but I can't for
the life of me remember
Thanks lots Carl, that's really helpful. I will have to read it at least
twice more tonight to get the picture completely though ;-)!
I have come across chmod before, with uploading web pages, esp with feedback
forms, etc, but I only knew what to change it to (chmod 355 or something
like that) to
nt: Saturday, October 18, 2003 3:13 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: FW: installing Mandrake - KPPP peeve
>
>
> Just change the permissions on the executable to be user executable.
> That fixes things. You can even do it througn Konqueror in Super User
> (root) mo
Just as an aside to that, when I last had MDK on my system it annoyed me
that I had to type in the admin password to run KPPP. Small, I know, but
small things bug small minds, I guess.
How do/can you (of course you can, that's why we all love Linux) change
that? (newbie instructionset probably r
Didn't feel a thing.
> -Original Message-
> From: Carl Cerecke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, October 14, 2003 3:09 PM
> To: CLUG
> Subject: OT: Earthquake
>
>
> Reference Number: 2128373/G
> Universal Time:2003 Oct 14 01:43
> NZ Daylight Time: 2003 Oct 14 1
My Mac G4 867Mhz takes about 3-4 hours to transcode about 1.5 hrs from .mov
or .avi too mpg for VCD in OS X... Hope this helps...
> -Original Message-
> From: Nick Rout [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, October 03, 2003 11:22 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: transcoding dvd -
Ha! I see it now! Thanks guys!
> knoppix won't put any non-free (speech) stuff on the cd.
I've never understood this free speech/free beer thing. If someone has the
time and inclination to enlighten me I'd be very very grateful.
Steve
PS - I get that it's in relation to OSS and all, just not the difference...
Ralph, I understand having a laptop can sometimes be a PITA
(www.acronymfinder.com) as far as linux goes.
Mike, just to explain that a little further, you might be aware of the
difference between a winmodem and a hardware modem. Winmodems (as the name
implys) rely on Windows to make them go, as
Hi again Mike
Just thought to ask, does your hard drive have some empty unpartitioned
space for a linux install? Do you know how to do that?
If no, can someone give Mike heads up on how it goes with Mandrake and
partitioning? I can't remember...
Hi Mike
I'm pretty new to the game myself, and have found either Redhat (9 is latest
ver) or Mandrake (9.something!!) pretty easy to use, though others on this
list may have other ideas.
First, I'd recommend trying Knoppix to make sure your hardware is happy.
Knoppix is a linux distro which runs
> Post the answer, so that we may be enlightened too.
> (and the web archive can file it for anyone else with the same
> question.)
Of couse, how selfish of me!
http://www.wlug.org.nz/NewZealandLinuxMirrors has a good list.
ftp.tranzpeer.net was the one I had in the back of my brain though. Jus
Never mind, answered my own question from the Wellington LUG. Cheers!
> -Original Message-
> From: Steve Bell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2003 10:08 AM
> To: Linux
> Subject: NZ Mirror
>
>
> Hi
>
> I've been looking
Hi
I've been looking in the archives for a NZ mirror for Redhat, but can't find
anything that still seems to be active. Could anyone throw me a bone here?
Reasons: using mdk9.1, doesn't like my new HP2300c scanner. Recognizes,
but says "not supported in this ver of mdk". Thought I'd try somet
Thought you lot might be interested in this, in light of recent gripes...
New Zealand is near the bottom of the ladder of developed countries with
high-speed telecommunications and Telecom is to blame, according to Ewen
Sutherland, executive director of the International Telecommunications Users
One word - "no." Sorry to hear they got you too. If you ever find a
solution, please do let me know!!!
> This is exactly the same as my experience. Do you think Telecom will get
> their act together?
>
> Rob
> -Original Message-----
> From: Steve B
We have a D-link DSL 501, which worked sweet as with maybe one disconnection
for over a year.
Then smellycom changed their (nokia I think) old hardware to new Alcatel
stuff at the exchanges, and ever since then we've had issues with it
disconnecting and needing powering down at least once a week,
Hi Adam
You might know this already, so please 'scuse me if you do... Lots of
distros like Mandrake come with lots of applications, word/excel compatible
stuff, graphics editors, and a dozen or so games. Is this what you need, or
what other types of apps and stuff are you looking for?
Steve
-
> If dey donna match den you gotta problemo!!
What a PITA. I give up. As someone said yesterday, sneakernet to ecaf.
Cheers all
> Check that the md5sum on the file which you downloaded is correct
> making sure
> that you get the said md5sum from the Mandrake site.
Thanks for your advice... I dloaded the md5sum from ftp.debian.co.nz that
was with the MDK9.1 files. I googled for what the heck to do with it, and
ran "md5sum
Hi All
I've downloaded MDK9.1 twice now, the first one from ftp.tranzpeer.net and
just now from
> > http://debian.co.nz/?page=download
and the ISO seems to not like me. I am dling on a PC using CuteFTP, and was
hoping to use Nero to burn, but nero doesn't recognize it as a proper iso.
I tried t
Thanks! Like a charm.
> ftp.tranzpeer.net
>
> |ben
>
> Steve Bell said:
> > Hi
> >
> > Sorry to interrupt the Gentoo vs BSD vs Mandrake fight, I just have an
> > unrelated question...
> >
> > Where's a good place to download MDK 9.1 iso&
Hi
Sorry to interrupt the Gentoo vs BSD vs Mandrake fight, I just have an
unrelated question...
Where's a good place to download MDK 9.1 iso's? I tried leaving the
Jetstart 128k going over the weekend to planetmirror.com.au, but not
reliable. Can someone suggest a good free d/l site?
Thanks he
Hi Lance
The Canon S520 has 4 seperate ink tanks (CMYK), and is economical. I have
the Canon S4500, which is the (slightly older) A3 version. It's fantastic.
The print head is separate to the ink cartridge, (as opposed to built in,
like many other brands, including older Canon's). The colour pr
FWIW, I occasionally send CDs to Stebbings or Software Images to be
duplicated onto pressed CD's. They accept CD's written at only 1-2x. They
'clover check' (whatever the heck that is) all CD's before making the glass
master, and they find that 4x+ contains too many errors.
I also find with the
> Then when it got to "Logging onto network", it spat the dummy,
I uncheck "logon to network" on my windows box, and it connects much faster.
I don't know the ins and outs of that, I just know it does. (Sorry in
advance if this is a dumb answer).
For my 2c worth, even Macromedia Freehand's webbrowser based help needs Java
to run properly. I reckon the 'governing bodies' (whoever the heck they
are) should make rules about what is ethcial with java. (the same guys who
make rules about unsubscribes/spam, I mean.)
>From my limited understand
I burnt a pair of socks drying them in the microwave. 1 min is fine. 2 min
cooks them. Microwave smelled for a week or two. Haha, what an idiot!
> -Original Message-
> From: Wayne Rooney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, 13 March 2003 10:53
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject:
Does VirtualDub run under WINE? Might do it.
> -Original Message-
> From: Vik Olliver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, 12 March 2003 16:28
> To: CLUG
> Subject: Splitting an AVI file
>
>
> I need to split an AVI or MPEG file up into individual frames in
> JPG/PNG/TGA format.
> Very cool - but I'd want a sound output for what I want :)
> And a 12 V PSU (can anyone guess what I want to do?)
Hmm. Does it involve wheels? I've thought about that too, but mp3 players
for cars are getting real cheap. Guess there's nothing like doin' it
yourself though.
> ps: stop searching for the antichrist, for christ himself has returned
> more then 150 years ago.
And who was that, praytell?
Come on Christopher, many of us copy tracks onto the HDD quite legally, for
completely legit purposes. Not everyone is dark and conniving. Someone is
really thinking about newbies and what they might want to learn! If this
keeps up, I might actually come to a meeting.
Cheers,
Steve
Volker, do you happen to have that vers of SuSE?
> The version on SuSE may be from August, but you'll have it running in a
> minute. Good enough for a first look.
What is Apt Get? (If it's CLI, please don't answer that qn!)
I think I'll skip on SuSE if it's so old.
Sooo, if I installed RH8 or Mandrake how tricky is it (for a beginner) to
install Jack, libsndfile, & LADSPA?
Could the list talk me thru an Ardour compile. Or am I dreaming unless I've
done a computer science degree?
Cheers
Steve
So, Nick and Volker, are you saying that if I install Gentoo or SuSe, I get
Ardour installed too?
Can I do that as straight from the install CD, or do I still need to
"compile" it somehow? Maybe install from source and compile as it goes?
Really sorry if this is a dumb qn, as you can see, I reall
Woohoo. Some of those music links look excellent. Muso's, I work in a
studio on ProTools, and I would be very keen to try out Ardour
http://ardour.sourceforge.net/ on Linux.
However, I'm not the world's best linux user. In fact, I suck, frankly,
frustrating even myself.
Is anyone in Chch who c
David A. Mann said...
> When people pay for web designers they get web *designers*. Not coders.
> The emphasis is on design, layout and navigation which is why a lot of
> web designers have a background in graphic design. WYSIWYG tools are
> there to abstract the design from the code. As such, t
To me, trying to code a visually stimulating website in HTML compares to
trying to code a glossy brochure layout.
That "unnecessary" html that DW sticks in is necessary for one reason: To
make the web (web design) accessible to Joe Average, like me.
Heck, sorry I'm still continuing this OT debat
Just to put in my 2c worth, I have used Dreamweaver for several versions.
And in the midst of a list of programmers, gurus, and geeks, I'm taking a
risk saying this ('specially with a lynching mob on the loose), but I *hate*
code. I can work it out basically when I HAVE to.
And I know this is wa
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