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That’s not to say that the proper care and feeding of a domain is overly complex. But before we get into the those details let’s go over some core domain related terminology:
Following is a list of top e-mail providers and a link to their mailserver whitelist application.
→ Continue reading “Mailserver Whitelist Applications”This month we welcome a guest contributor, Chip Cooper, a leading information technology, software, and Internet attorney with over 25+ years in practice. Chip operates http://digicontracts.com, a cost-effective, online contract drafting service for drafting website legal compliance contracts featuring “do-it-myself” and “do-it-for-me” options.
It’s extremely important for website businesses to stay on top of new legal risks, as well as new opportunities, as they develop. So, I highly recommend that you sign up for Chip’s FREE newsletter, Website Law → Continue reading “5 Reasons Why Your Website Needs a Legal Checkup Now!”
The NullSoft Scriptable Installer System is a great open source package for building Windows installers. Recently I found an open source editor/IDE package that makes putting these things together a real snap!
First download the NSIS package and install. Then download and install HM NIS Edit and you should be all set.→ Continue reading “NSIS Installer Maker and the HM NIS Edit IDE”
I have finally been able to get the USB modem feature with the Windows Mobile 5, Verizon Treo working under Linux.
Following is a detailed how to on getting it set up and running. In this case, I was doing it with an IBM ThinkPad T42 running Kubuntu 8.04.
This how to should help you figure out how to get other mobile devices to work as well.
If you are creating aliases that contain a "." in qmail via the command line you need to make sure to replace any "."s with ":"s.
Otherwise, qmail will simply deliver the mail to the equivalent of /dev/null.
Such that the alias ryan.chapin@nbinteractive.com’s alias would be:
.qmail-ryan:chapin→ Continue reading “Creating Aliases with a “.” in them under qmail”
So you have a Contact Us form on your site, with which, customers and prospects can easily send you an e-mail. That’s all well and good, but if you don’t respond to those e-mails in a timely manner you could lose a potential new client.
This all ties into basic, human psychology. People want instant gratification and they want it on their terms. Which is one of the reasons why providing a contact form is so important. It enables a → Continue reading “Boost the Effectiveness of your Contact Form . . . Respond Promptly!”
This tutorial demonstrates how to load and manipulate (resize in this example, but once you have access to the API you can do a whole lot of other things) FlashPaper 2.0 SWF files with ActionScript 2.0.
You will need:
Click here to see the example in action.
Click on the attachment to download sample files.
In this example, we will simply load a FlashPaper 2.0 document and scale it to fit the → Continue reading “Loading and Manipulating FlashPaper 2.0 SWFs into Flash”
Following is a quick tutorial on how to set-up and use the set of captioned FLVPlayback skins created by Michael Jordan.
This tutorial covers using the skins with ActionScript 2.0 cuepoints.
First off, download the set of skins. I’ve included them with this blog entry (because Adobe is notorious for moving and deleting pages), but there may be a newer version out there so check out this page, and/or Michael’s page.
Once you’ve downloaded and installed the skins → Continue reading “Using Michael Jordan’s Open Source Captioned Skins for the FLVPlayback Component in AS 2.0”