Recent content by shorty114

entropy.ch is a great place to start, along with their forums.

yup. Don't ask me how do do that, but it's possible. It's a common use of mod_rewrite, because Google, Yahoo, Lycos, etc. mostly dont' index pages with ?foo=bar's on them.

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Since IE 5.x for Mac and maybe for Windows (i forget) doesn't support margin:auto; you have to text-align:center; the body and make the text container div text-align:left;

I use A Small Orange, as twister mentioned, and i'm very very happy with it. $10.00 for 1 year domain registration, for me i chose the $5 per month plan, 400 MB space, 15 GB transfer, unlimited POP emails, unlimited My- and PostgreSQL databases. It's really nice.

i don't understand why anyone would want to slow down the minimizing...it's already too slow for me...

it isn't really Amazon's search portal, but it is owned by amazon... from what i could gather from http://a9.com/-/company/whatsCool.jsp , it is a portal to Google, Google Images, Amazon Inside a Book, Movies, etc. i wonder what google has to say to this...

VT is great...i need to get links and or links myself... EDIT: heh heh...that's lynx and or links :D

Gaim or aMSN, man!!! free, open source, and i don't know anyone who would spend 249$ on something to use MSN and look at winamp...but that's just me...

can you explain furthur?

yes it does...but my neighbors are nice...i hope... ;) i believe the password and encryption was the fault...i don't think it was compatible or wasn't the right type...

Yes i would definately go Thunderbird (http://www.mozilla.org/products/thunderbird/)...nice GUI, great functions, etc. Mail is very basic for me...glad i switched over to Thunderbird :)

can you spell screwed up in any other way? ;) sounds like defaults missing...

also google... i found lynx a long time ago but lost it when i reinstalled.

nope...i was looking for it myself, since MS Access was the database i learned first. Then i found MySQL, and that was all i needed. i asked online some other places, and haven't heard of any programs that can adapt to MS Access database file types. If you don't go VPC, the only other option...