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Glad to hear you made a backup. Just another warning to those who don't make backups. Remember...YOU are responsible for YOUR data. (I've learned the hard way on this!)

I would also check that your database permissions are correctly set. You might also want to check out the manual found here.

Welcome to the forums! There are several types/brands of routers out there...just depends upon your budget and specific needs.

I agree with jnull. In my personal experience, I've found that when using Micro$oft products, it's best to use their methods for publishing a site (i.e. the easiest way). As you develop more skills, you'll want to use FTP (and quite possibly another development platform). Before long you'll see FP as a great platform to use as a learning tool.

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I just read this article about a t-ball coach (8 year old kids) who paid one of his players to hurt a mentally disabled teammate so the coach wouldn't have to put disabled kid into the game. The price? $25.

Welcome to the forums. I hope David was able to answer all of your questions!

While you're waiting to set things up, you might want to check out Invision's web site along with their installation documentation. The version on CPanel may or may not be the most current one. You will want to have the most current version to help minimize any security risks.

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While I don't have a guestbook on any of my sites, that seems to me like an easy way to go! Thanks for sharing!

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Welcome filipe!

Well, I'm back on line also. I never tho't I'd say this, but I was having Internet withdrawls since I got home. The only damage I had was one tab from one shingle on the corner of the garage was gone. Other than that, while there were some had significant damage, the majority of the area escaped relatively unscathed. They are saying that happened because (1) Ivan took a lot of stuff out (trees, limbs, etc.) and (2) Dennis moved through very quickly. Unfortunatel, (and expected), our beach is nearly totally trashed. I have yet to see pictures of it myself, but from what I've been hearing over the ham radio link I've been working, it's pretty bad. But the entire area was well prepared as people evacuated 2 days before the effects even began to be felt. I hope we don't get any more storms here. I don't know how the mental state of some folks would hold up to another direct hurricane strike! Now I get to go back to work. Thanks again to the entire TCH family for keeping Jim and I in your thoughts.

Good ridence to bad rubbish! Dennis is heading north away from us. (Now the rest of you in the mid-central and mid-eastern states get to have some fun!) Just got off the phone with several members of our Community Emergency Response Team, and it seems that thanks to the speed of Dennis, things, while bad, were not near as bad as Ivan. According to my reports, the beach area, as expected, suffered significant damage. There was minor flooding along the sound. But for the good news, my sources tell me that there is minimal damage to most houses and very little flooding damage (compared to what we had during Ivan). Haven't heard anything definite about my own house yet, but based upon reports I've been getting, I feel a lot better than I did when the storm started moving on shore earlier today. I heard of only two fatalities thus far. It appears that everyone took the advice of authorities and left plenty early. So, it looks like we survived another one. Now to pick up the pieces. I'll be returning home tomorrow from Debary, FL (between Orlando and Daytona Beach) to assist in the recovery effort. I just hope that is our only one for this hurricane season. Thanks everyone for your prayers and well wishes. This is what I love about the TCH family.

Dennis made landfall. As near as I can tell, the center came ashore just west of my house. My telephone answering machine picked up right up until the time that the eyewall came on shore, so we finally lost power at about 2:30 p.m. I've been searching the media outlets as well as monitoring an Amateur Radio network for any additional information. Thanks for the prayers folks. Now the "fun" begins!

Well, like most people who left the area, we're watching the news outlets and the Weather Channel (and laughing at the stupid stunts the reporters are doing!). If anyone is interested, one of the Mobile, AL television stations are streaming their broadcast. You can check out this station's broadcast and watch what's happening "live". On a sad note, there have already been two deaths attributed to Dennis. One person had a heart attack at a shelter, and another was a 3-year-old who fell out of a van during the evacuation. I'm hoping the storm moves more west, but right now it's making a beeline for landfall just east of Pensacola...right over my house. (If I still have one left!) On a postive note, I just called my house and my answering machine picked up! So we're still holding up!

Greetings all! I'm doing ok...stuck (?) just north or Orlando, FL. Rather uneventful drive down, no traffic problems at all! I found a live internet feed froma TV station in Mobile, AL, so I'm able to get live updates. So far, it's not looking too good for the area.

I can also relate! P.S. I think Jim Cantore has a home in Pensacola, now!

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