TCH-Thomas

Welcome to the forum, rede.

Welcome to the forum, Patrick.

First question I would ask myself is "Who is the website for?". Is it commercial, personal/family, non-profit...then I would think about what features it should have. No matter who your visitors are, do they want/need all of these features that look cool or interesting but might not be necessary? Sometimes, the more features, the less easier to find what you want = less appealing.

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Instructions: Get rid of the bubbles/balls that have the same color as the one you are currently shooting away. You will need to have 2 or more with the same color to shoot at to make the bubbles go away. My personal record is 44960 45130 but a friend I played the game with yesterday got 210140. Bubbles (Flash required)

Those who did not do it too well last year needs to qualify tonight for Saturdays final.

The Eurovision Song Contest begins today with the qualifications. Good luck to all countries that are participating.

Bubbles

Sidenote... Images can not be uploaded into the posts (as attachments). They must be linked/inserted into the posts from your own server space etc.

No problems.

Welcome to the forum, aschroeder289.

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1) I can be wrong on this and someone will correct me if so, but I think the answer is no. 2) If you are a semi-dedicated you are as I understand sharing the webmail interfaces/programs with other accounts on the server, in this case Horde, so it can not be done (if even possible in Horde) unless you install your own copy of Horde.

Well done Bruce and Laura.

Hi, I am kind of confused now. You are already listed in the blogs section of the family pages.

Answer to question 1... For instance, say you have a page called page1.html in the “links” directory of your site. The absolute href to this page is http://www.example.net/page1.html. So, you put that link anywhere on any page, on any site and it will always go to that page on the Internet. Relative links can only link to a page from the same site. The address is always relative to the position of the second file. If you were linking to that same page from a page in the same directory, the href would be just page1.html. If you were linking from your homepage, i.e. in the root directory, the link would read , as you would have to go into the directory first, and then get the file. Answer to question 2... That would work as long you don´t point his domain name to that subdomain. Also, if doing this, I would use the relative linking as described above.

Welcome to the forum, orcanta.

I know what I will be doing tomorrow and the next day... Thanks Norm.

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Well done Carbonize and Don.

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If I see an increase in spam I use 3 or maybe 3.5 and have the default email set to :fail: Then after a few days I set it to 4 or 5 to see if the spam have dropped which it usually have.

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I´m glad you found the problem.

map To H2EPa22Cs: The words entered in this game does not have to make sense. Just enter whatever comes up in your head when reading the previous word.