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Just as an FYI, that poll is nearly a year old, someone dug it up and voted thats why it looks like a new poll. This thread is also almost a year old
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Does Anyone Have Problems Uploading?
TCH-Dick replied to blix's topic in CPanel and Site Maintenance
It might not make a difference, but try uploading to "public_html" not "www". -
Pop2blog Server Requirements, Does Tch Have Them?
TCH-Dick replied to Mav2u's topic in CPanel and Site Maintenance
The current version of Perl is 5.8.1. I don't believe any of those libraries are installed. You would need to submit a ticket to the help desk to see if the will install them. -
Microsoft patents human body as power transmitter By Wolfgang Gruener, Senior Editor June 23, 2004 - 14:21 EST Chicago (IL) - Microsoft has been granted a patent on using the human boody as conductive medium for the transmission of power and data. According to the filing, the company believes it can network power-sources and peripheral devices by coupling sets of electrodes to the human body. Microsoft its the patent 6,754,472 as "Method and apparatus for transmitting power and data using the human body". The company justifies the idea of using the human body as conductor with the fact that "people have begun wearing electronic devices on their bodies." This would include wristwatches, pagers and PDAs, as well as small displays "mounted on headgear." Such devices could not only communicate with each other but also distribute power to each other "on or near the human body by capacitively coupling picoamp currents through the human body of a person," the company said. Microsofts idea is to for example use for example a pulsed DC signal or AC signal as the power source. By using multiple power supply signals of differing frequencies, different devices could be selectively powered. Digital data and other information signals such as audio signals could be modulated on the power signal using frequency and amplitude modulation techniques, the company said. The patent was granted on June 22, 2004.
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No problem. Someone has posted that site before but it only works for me half the time.
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Not really, you already have to sleep on the couch agin and that is enough punishment. Can you make me one of those "Home Sweet Home" signs, but use that font in this thread. We did kinda hijack this thread, sorry SlitheryImp. How is that font working out?
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I seen it. Have you put in a ticket to the Help desk?
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Rob if you cant play nice.....
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LOL You can tell here its mt fault.
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I am one of T.H.E.M. TotalChoice Hosting Extreme Moderator
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Simply I have a huge amount of fonts, so I saved the image above. Opened it in PS added the same text below image, highlighted it then used the arrow key to scroll down the fonts until it matched.
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It is BroadwayBT. I have attached it below. TT0131M_.TTF
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Glad you got it working. Thumbs Up As for the background-image: url(teahouse_logo.gif);, it works for me, but use what is best for you.
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I wouldn't use background: in your stylesheet. It's really a shourtcut attribute that is best used when creating inline css. I prefer to break down each attribute in a stylesheet, this makes it easier to read and edit. Can someone explain to me the need of the tag? I just don't see the purpose, this is all you should need. >#blogtitle { position: relative; margin: 0; padding: 0; clear: both; background-color: #FFFFCC; background-image: url(teahouse_logo.gif); background-repeat:no-repeat; background-position:center; width: 547px; height: 77px; } ><div id="blogtitle"></div>
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How To Filter Mail To Folder At The Server Level
TCH-Dick replied to dlevens's topic in CPanel and Site Maintenance
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but there is no way that I know of to specify a subfolder you want your e-mail to go into from the server side. -
How To Filter Mail To Folder At The Server Level
TCH-Dick replied to dlevens's topic in CPanel and Site Maintenance
Use the e-mail filters option in cpanel -
How To Bounce Invalid E-mail Addresses?
TCH-Dick replied to voilsb's topic in CPanel and Site Maintenance
I have my default mail set to blackhole, spamassasin set to rewrite headers and a filter set up to delete all mail with the spam assasin header -
There is nothing in the forum guidelines that says you cant PM another member to resolve any "issues" you may have. It may have been said in a forum post, but it isnt in the guidelines. For the most part we are all adults here, and should know how to act accordingly. If in fact it has ever been said not to PM other members to work out issues, it was meant in the context that if one member e-mails/PM's another with the sole purpose of starting trouble a mod should be notified and it would be taken care of. The staff members and mods are not here to act as anyones parents, if you have a problem with another member and can work it out with them in PM by all means do so. If you cant act civily and like an adult then do not send them a PM. Yes the TCH forums are here for a business, but we have tried to create a community that goes beyond just business while still keeping it professional. A "lets take it outside" forum is not professional in my eyes. What would you rather see, the board as is, or cut down to "strictly business" and all non business related forums/threads removed? Personally I'd like to see it as is, and that requires moderators to help it walk that fine line between business and fun.
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Create a new directory outside of public_html and Move your current config file there. Create a new config file inside with an include statement referencing the moved config file. For example: ><?php include("/home/yourusername/new_directory/config.php"); ?>
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The newest game from YETISPORTS is out. FLAMINGO DRIVE
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I merged the thread becuase of the way the comments were heading. I figured by merging the two others would see that you had a real issue and reason for posting. As for the lost title, the other was more appropriate for the location and merging does not leave a ghost thread.
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Just keep in mind gmail isn't exactly the most private email system in the world. If your cron jobs contain any sensitive information (such as account names and passwords or the like), having them sent to gmail may not be the wisest choice. Are any of them?
