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Jim, I never used that kind of service but I found these websites that look good: stockedphotos.com (with one of those "nice" templates from templatemonster, that you see all over the web, these days ) www.topphotos.net/resources.html www.fotosearch.com www.inmagine.com www.freeimages.com Also, this Google search for "royalty free web photos" may be of interest.

spain (because of bullfighting, that stupid "sport"...)

china

I think that would be a good idea but if I understood it correctly, it is not possible to do with this forum software

I have sent you a PM with the password

Oh boy, the marvelous Happy Tree Friends! Some of those cartoons are hilarious!

Hi Dave. I believe imap_headers only returns the headers, not the actual message contents. As for the attachments, I don't think there is such a function. You'll probably have to download the whole message and process it yourself. I do know there is an IMAP PEAR package that may be able to handle attachments. You may want to take a look at it. Other than that, this Google search about PHP+IMAP+attachment may have some interesting results

I second the opinion for Jack's UFM. It's a really good script

Oh goodie, this is getting better, now Windows users can't trust Winzip, either. To be honest, I don't really know why, but I never liked Winzip much. I just had some sort of bad feeling about it. Perhaps this was it

Welcome to the forums! Thumbs Up

No problem, glad it worked

Here's the link to the VirtualHost manual page on the Apache manual.

I haven't played much with this but if I'm not mistaken, you must use the <VirtualHost> configuration directive to set that. Something like ><VirtualHost domain.com:80> DocumentRoot /home/user/domain.com ServerName domain.com </VirtualHost> I believe the Apache manual has this pretty well covered, so if you have any doubts, you can ask here or look in the manual. Moving into a more appropriate forum.

Well, it will work that way if you set "get" as the form method, which is not the usual way of doing it and not recommended, as you probably know. But anyway, I'm glad you got it working

That's really strange Try changing it to $_POST and let me know how it goes.

Glad it worked

If you're using a form to feed data into this script, then I'm surprised it was working before. To access the data posted from a form, you need to use the $_POST global variable, not $_GET Try changing that and let me know if it works

C4 (the explosive )

lol Yeah, those sites that say "Sorry, your browser is not Win32 compatible" are just hilarious

John, although I don't know the answer to your question, I just wanted to assure you we didn't forget about you. Don has already asked the higher powers about this and we'll let you know the answer

Happy Anniversary, Rob. May you celebrate many more anniversaries as beautiful as that sunset!

Christmas

Here's another one you can try: http://knowspam.net/

No age comments? Heck, I'm only 23 and I remember "Kung Fu"! woooot It's one of the TV shows that made me start studying martial arts Thumbs Up Anyone who has seen it will surely remember it, no matter their age