TCH-Rob
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Mitch, you put the "Customer Service" in front of "Customer Service Director". Other than that I cant wait.
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paradise
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I suppose with enough thrust and good aerodynamics you could do it for a bit but still, you'd never make your intended destination.
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castaway
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2 way satelite is still wireless. Even telepathy is wireless. It isnt possible to connect a laptop to another computer without the use of wireless or wires. It's like trying to drive a car without letting the tires touch anything.
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river
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Tom Hanks
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"toto, I Have A Feeling That We're Not In Kansas
TCH-Rob replied to eFashion2Go's topic in Open Discussion
I would try it in baby steps vs. learning what everything means at once. First I would pick a web biulding program and learn to use it. I used to use FrontPage, it was easy for me to learn. Others use Cute SiteBuilder because it is easy for them. You might want to try the free trial of Cute as there is also a forum in here about it and could probably get the most help from it. I tried 5 or 6 before I found one I could understand. Now I am working in PHP and am having to do everything by hand. So, first build the site and then worry what to do with it. That will be later and we will al help as best we can. -
I always go by the . KB or KiloBytes = roughly 1000 and MB or MegaBytes = roughly 1,000,000. Therefore 1000 KB = 1 MB and 1000MB = 1 GB. If you want to be exact there are 8 bits to a byte, 1024 bytes to a kilobyte. I have trusted cPanel's information as to what I have used. BTW, the top 2 lines are the same.
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video games
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I bet that cost alot of dough.
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I have used overlib before on a tech site I was working on. Great tool.
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take over the world by.....
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Magenta, Though I have decided against it, you should be able to hotlink protect against it. If you are looking at blocking all of it though, you can use .htaccess to block the entire country.
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Listening to Roy Orbison and talking to his
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Tracy, Woooohoooo! Morelia viridis, Green Tree Python. I had a pair. Great snakes. Thanks for posting.
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Dont forget to register them here
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rage
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andblade.com (haha, I slay me) seriously fork
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Having been to Tucson I can see why, that town has sidewalks in front of one yard and then nothing for 2 or 3 houses. Not that there is anything wrong with the town, not every place in a state is exciting. Then again college ball isnt my thing, though I will say ASU has some nice sites around campus. Should have done my homework to see it was somebody from my town, small world.
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Forgive me if this is off base but why wouldnt you just make it all in PHP like; <html> <body> <?php if ($submit) { // Here is where the processing starts $db = mysql_connect("localhost", "bd_username", "db_password") or die("Could Not Connect To The Database. <br>" . mysql_error()); mysql_select_db("db_name",$db) or die("Could Not Select The Proper Database. <br>" . mysql_error()); $name = $_POST['name']; $price = $_POST['price']; $sql = "INSERT INTO db_name(name, desc, url) VALUES ('$name','$desc','$url')"; $result = mysql_query($sql); if($result) { echo "I got yer data and I aint givin it back"; } else { echo "We're sorry, the form you are trying to post to is no longer in service. Please check your data and try again"; } echo $sql ; echo "Thanks for the memories.\n"; } else { // The form you see ?> <form method="post" action="<?php echo $PHP_SELF?>"> Name:<input type="Text" name="name"><br> Price:<input type="hidden" name="Price" value="<?php echo $price;?>"><br> <input type="Submit" name="submit" value="Bring it on home."> </form> <?php } // end if ?> </body> </html> This would allow the "price" field to be hidden in this case. I am new to this so I may be off base but it looks like it would do the trick.
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dingy
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Dif'rent Strokes "I will give you five across your lips"
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I misread the potato chip option and thought what I saw would make you even more hungry. Gotta go with a big bag of the cheesiest chips I can find
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Aaron, Why the Anti AZ avitar? As for me, I used to run Linux and then FreeBSD. I enjoyed tweaking with it. I like the satisfaction in the end. I do everything I can myself, from building my own computers to fixing my own car. To me there is a satisfaction to completing something yourself. It can be simple like replacing a head gasket and knowing you saved a bundle to getting the OS "just the way you want it". I still have Windows machines and I do like the OS as well. I guess I am one of those neither Win/Linux/Mac or Intel/AMD kind of people. I am an if it works for you kind of person.