TCH-Bruce

For the KDiff3 program there is a specific download and it is in .EXE format for Windows.

They will both continue to work until propogation is completed. You will need to know the IP address to connect to the webmail server for both your existing webmail and your new webmail. Depending on what DNS server gets looked at when a person sends you a message is going to determine which mail account it's going to arrive to. Webmail is just a method of accessing your mail account. You could use an email client to pop your mail. Unless your current provider doesn't support pop accounts.

When I moved to TCH this is what I did. I had my domian hosted elsewhere. I bought the hosting package and uploaded my site. Then I changed my name servers at the registrar to point here at TCH. Propogation takes between 1 to 3 days sometimes a little longer. I kept my old site active until I was sure everyone was seeing my site on the TCH servers (after 2 weeks I was satisfied). I don't use web mail but set my email client to pop mail from both locations using the IP numbers of my account in both places. Once the mail stopped coming into my old account I deleted it and changed my remaining email to point to my domain instead of the IP numbers. Hope that helps.

I just installed it to test it out and had no problems. Are you using the proper case with the user name and password?

Must be the heat!

salt

Depends on the context in which it is used. In this case, most likely.

Perfectly acceptable use of subdomains.

Well color me dumb. You are creating the PHP like this:

I'm not sure what it's supposed to do but your PHP code is in the middle of a table and not inside a . You have opened a row, opened a cell, printed a blank space, closed the cell, insert you php here and then the closing row. Unless your login2.php contains more tags I'm confused. Also, I don't know if $_SERVER and DOCUMENT ROOT should be uppercase.

I went and did a search and found this one (Kdiff3). Looks pretty good. Works on multiple patforms including Windows. It's open source. http://kdiff3.sourceforge.net/

whips & chains

I use vdiff32 from Mortice Kern Systems (www.mkssoftware.com). It's part of the MKS Toolkit (or was)

whips

Well, I learned HTML with a text editor, moved to FP and thought it was great for site management. Then realized it was adding so much overhead I dropped it for my text editor. I still code in a *nix text editor but also use HTML-kit.

Thomas, I think that's all of them but here is a link to a nifty windows program that will allow you to create the CSS needed to create scrollbars. The author has a couple of other nice utilities too. http://silveragesoftware.com/handytools.html

Welcome to the family, Mike

beast

twelve

This may have caused what you see in the image you posted. If you notice you are defining the table to be 740 pixels wide and your first cell is also defined to be 740 pixels. The rest of the cells are 119 pixels.

The rules are the rules. If you need (or want) additional domains that point to something other than the index of your site you will need to purchase additional accounts or a reseller account.

Happy Swedish Day from across the pond!

And so does CuteFTP if you configure it too.

reindeer

Glad you got it solved!