The one thing to keep in mind when choosing
a CMS (or for that matter whether you actually need one) is whether you
want to manage the content for your site or manage the content on your
site The difference is subtle but important. The first thing
you should decide is whether you even need a CMS.
You may also want to look at this site :
http://www.scantips.com/
It details all the theory behind scanning, not only what can be done - but what a scanner cannot do. You may also want to look into software that gives you the flexibility to do what you need. We use a program called VueScan (htt
As the discussion for web sites based on standards seems to be
falling into the usual web based battle about why should we use standards
I thought it might be useful to sum up the reason why using standards
based web design is a good idea as well as point out where these standards
fail.
Hello All,
We are currently in the midst of redesigning our sites in
XHTML/CSS and so far no tables. We are doing this for two reasons. First,
we felt that as a national institution we need to be able to get our
information and collection out to the world no matter where they are or
