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Speaking of Matrix, I just picked up Revolutions on DVD.. Despite the countless masses that like the first one better, I like the third one best.

You'll need to enter a Support Ticket (Help Desk link up at top of Forums) to have the domain parked here. Then you can setup the email... And yes, you'll have to set the DNS of the domain to TCH as well.

Happy Easter to all those that celebrate it! I've got First Communion tomorrow, myself... Becoming Catholic. It was too long that I was out of practicing my faith, heh... Anyway... A good week to all!

Love the X.

My brain stalls too often... Once a month is too often for us computer geeks! In reference to the text/varchar... There are two different wants to do that.. Option #1: >CREATE TABLE `EVENTS` ( `artist` TEXT NOT NULL , `program` TEXT NOT NULL , `date` TEXT NOT NULL , `venue` TEXT NOT NULL , `state` TEXT NOT NULL , INDEX ( `artist` , `program` , `date` , `venue` , `state` ) ) COMMENT = 'Calendar of KP Artist Engagements' Or Option #2 (Preferred): >CREATE TABLE `EVENTS` ( `artist` VARCHAR( 80 ) NOT NULL , `program` VARCHAR( 80 ) NOT NULL , `date` VARCHAR( 10 ) NOT NULL , `venue` VARCHAR( 80 ) NOT NULL , `state` VARCHAR( 40 ) NOT NULL , INDEX ( `artist` , `program` , `date` , `venue` , `state` ) ) COMMENT = 'Calendar of KP Artist Engagements'

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I saw that Cambridge paragraph in a game I play.. Thought it was cool.

My first inclination is that we wouldn't add something like that, but that word is ultimately up to Mike or Bill... Sounds cool though, I'd like it!

Good luck! If you happen to be in Vegas for this, look me up!

Yup! Glad to hear you're planning on sticking around!

HC is correct. As always. Yeah, if you need any MySQL-type help, I'm also available, as I've used it for awhile now. I could still stand to learn more myself.

I prefer to use nested tables rather than col/rowspans myself. I've seen them give some odd results, as snipe has said, so I usually go with the nested ones. Nested tables can be a bother if you're trying to cut down on the page size, but if there isn't any other way.. then there isn't any other way.

Welcome Lisa!

I'm of the school of thought that says those who exploit the system are to blame. We've become a society of passing the blame onto others. Look at the previous, shot-down suits against McDonald's. "They made me fat." No they didn't. It was your free will to eat there. People need to just fess up. Sure, Microsoft does have some (Not all) accountability for this. They should strive hard to make sure that nobody can break their program. But they are not to blame if someone does. That person that breaks it is the one who broke it. If Microsoft was putting problems into its programs on purpose, then I would blame them. Otherwise, unless they're blatantly being lazy (And they're not blatant), then no.

Welcome! Always good to have more people working at TCH!

There might be problems with the addresses inside the CSS file... If everything is built to be relative correctly, then there should be no problem.

Looks about right to me.

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I'm not aware of anything that can do that... About the most you can do is find a tool that utilizes Google, but even Google wouldn't have all of the pages indexed.

Over a year.

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A new interesting development: >RewriteRule ^/*(announcements|news|reviews|editorials|interviews|gamesdirectory)/+(.*)\.html$ http://www.omgn.com/$1.php?Item_ID=$2 [NE] That works for all of the following: http://www.omgn.com/announcements/9.html http://www.omgn.com/news/9.html http://www.omgn.com/reviews/9.html http://www.omgn.com/interviews/8.html http://www.omgn.com/editorials/9.html And not the following: http://www.omgn.com/gamesdirectory/9.html Try them and see... I'm thinking it may be something in my PHP script, but I wouldn't know what...

Have you added the following (Must be edited, obviously) to your config file? ObjectDriver DBI::mysql Database db_name DBUser db_user

I'm doing well on Google.. I never did bother to check other engines though. Maybe I'll do that...

I'm finally in. With really, really old data... Heh.