Re: Re(2): (OT) Alternative for CHP

Thanks for the compliment, both of you Yes I know about the errors, I told you it was 'quick and dirty' :-P I had no time (yet) to correct the errors, my main concern was to get it properly on the screens of al the Wintel boxes belonging to the parents of the other children. However, there a

Re(2): (OT) Alternative for CHP (Was: And now for something new...)

[Tom Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 29.8.2005 um 15:38 Uhr:] >Nice work. Yes nice work! But technically seen: There are 27 errors when validating the first page. This is too much for this little page. Therefore since 1 1/2 years again I'm coding my new sites by hand (with BBEdit) to resp

Re: (OT) Alternative for CHP (Was: And now for something new...)

On 8/29/05, at 8:04 PM, Karel Gillissen, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: >Did you check RapidWeaver? rapidweaver/index.php> Yes, I also use RapidWeaver. (See ) It's getting better and better, but for a really simple page, I still sometimes

Re(2): And now for something new...FoxTrot Personal Search

[listes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 29.8.2005 um 19:43 Uhr:] >Where is the index file on my HD? >(I ask this because I just lauched an indexing that looks enormous, my >complete home folder :-) Library/FoxTrot/Index.ftindex -- http://www.subhash.at

Re: And now for something new...FoxTrot Personal Search

Mine is in ~/Library/FoxTrot/Index.ftindex/ (where ~ stands for your Home folder) Karel Op 29-aug-2005, om 19:43 heeft listes het volgende geschreven: > Where is the index file on my HD? > (I ask this because I just lauched an indexing that looks enormous, my > complete home folder :-) > >

Re: And now for something new...FoxTrot Personal Search

listes wrote: >Where is the index file on my HD? >(I ask this because I just lauched an indexing that looks enormous, my >complete home folder :-) Such questions should be discussed on the FoxTrot Discuss list: The answer is, in the home/Library/FoxTrot folder. Jérô

(OT) Alternative for CHP (Was: And now for something new...)

Did you check RapidWeaver? I had to redesign my web-site to host a ton of school-photos from one of my children. I made a 'q&d' web-site in half a day with it (see: ) Karel Op 29-aug-2005, om 18:10 heeft Steve Abrahamson het volgende g

Re: Class='NetC', what=9, when=6, err=268435559

On Friday, August 26, 2005, 2:08 PM. Thus spake Mark Gerber: >Unexpected error on >"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" >Class='NetC', what=9, when=6, err=268435559 Well, whatever it was it seems to be gone now. Not through anything I did, though. Mark Mark Gerber GERBER STUDIO/Tradigital Illustration

Re: www.foxtrot.ch page now up

A-NO-NE Music <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Something is wrong. > Safari pushed CPU to 90% as soon as visiting foxtrot site, and came down > right away as soon as you leave the site. > > Anyone seeing this? works fine here (6 hours after your post) H. -- remove ".listes" and add a dot after fh

Re: And now for something new...FoxTrot Personal Search

PowerMail info <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Today, we are pleased to serve our loyal PowerMail user base with a > preview of FoxTrot Personal Search, a new product that brings fast and > focused find-by content to Mac OS X 10.4, 10.3 and 10.2 users. Where is the index file on my HD? (I ask thi

Re: And now for something new...FoxTrot Personal Search

On 8/28/05 at 10:14 PM, Tom Miller ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said: >Maybe Sandvox will replace it as a really easy- >to-use app for Mac people. Wow - good find. I signed up on the "notify me" list. Steve Abrahamson Ascending Technologies FileMaker 7 Certified Developer

Re: No search in HTML formatted emails?

Olaf Drümmer wrote: >I just realized that the search feature doesn't seem to work for text in >HTML formatted mails... is that a known limitation, or am I just missing >something. If the message contains a plain text version of the HTML part, it is indexed, but pure HTML messages are currently n

No search in HTML formatted emails?

Hi, I just realized that the search feature doesn't seem to work for text in HTML formatted mails... is that a known limitation, or am I just missing something. Along the same lines: I am unable to filter out messages with a certain string in the (HTML formatted) body. Same issue? Olaf Druemmer