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A lot of people are fond of old things. Antiquities are popular with good reason. There is even a style in webdesign - called Retro - for lovers of the past. Imitation of the old press-cuttings can come in handy for creating retro style pictures. We will tear, crumple and even scorch the edges of the newspaper in this tutorial, just to get the Retro look.
Date Submitted: April 30, 2007
Category: Photoshop
There’s always that time when you need desperately to get into your home computer from work, be it to get financial or tax information or just to kick off a download of that great movie your buddy just told you about. Most of us bound behind the corporate firewall can’t get to much of anything outside of 80 or 443 as far as ports go, besides that a lot of us don’t even have rights to install new...
Date Submitted: April 30, 2007
Category: Windows Vista
There is a tool out that will allow you to do almost the same thing to a Vista build. The nice thing about vLite, is that if configured a low as possible, you can actually get the Vista Install on a since CD. Yes, that’s right, A CD, not DVD. (At the end of THIS particular build, the size will be over 800 megs.
Date Submitted: April 30, 2007
Category: Windows Vista
In this tutorial we will look how to simulate operating system and application installs, so that you do not have to wipe your hard drive or mess up system files to do testing. This is called a virtual machine and the tool is called VMWare, and can be downloaded from www.vmware.com.
Date Submitted: April 30, 2007
Category: Windows Vista
Many sites place a frame around an external link from their site. This enables a few things. Firstly, it allows you display a banner ad on a click from your site that you would not normally receive. Secondly, it allows for easy navigation back to your site if the site the person clicked to was not what the person was looking for. AskJeeves.com...
Date Submitted: April 30, 2007
Category: ASP
In programming it is often required to repeat a block of code for a given number of times or until a certain condition is not true. For this, we use looping statements. PHP has two major looping statements (FOR and WHILE).
Date Submitted: April 30, 2007
Category: PHP
My thoughts on Google Analytics
Posted: May 03, 2007
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Posted: April 28, 2007
