Archive for December, 2007

Saturday, December 15th, 2007

Removing Duplicates Using DFSORT

The mainframe sort utility program can do a lot more than just sort the records in your file. It can also be used to test for and remove duplicates.
Removing Duplicates Using DFSORT

Friday, December 14th, 2007

Defining your Own tags using Stylesheets

I started writing pages about using stylesheets long before separating it out into its own section of my site. One of the first articles on stylesheets that I wrote was one on how you can effectively generate your own tags for whatever you want to include in the HTML by simply assigning a class to [...]

Thursday, December 13th, 2007

Information about Visitors to your Site

There have been a huge number of pages on assorted topics added to my site over the years. Eleven months after starting on the site I started a monthly newsletter that among other things included a list of pages added during that month. Now that I am starting to get more organised with this blog [...]

Wednesday, December 12th, 2007

CamStudio

The latest addition to the Member’s Area is the Internet Marketer’s version of CamStudio.
This software for creating video is ideally suited to creating video tutorials for any purpose and not just for internet marketers.

Tuesday, December 11th, 2007

CSS - To Hack or Not to Hack

Back in the early days of stylesheets support for the various commands varied somewhat between browsers. Quite a number of browsers also had quirks where they misinterpreted stylesheet commands either ignoring an invalid character and processing a command that ought to be ignored or by not recognising a valid character and so not processing a [...]

Monday, December 10th, 2007

Fixing the IE Double Margin Bug

One rather annoying aspect of Internet Explorer is the way that it mishandles a number of stylesheet commands. Most of these are corrected by placing a valid doctype statement as the first entry in your page source as IE also misuses that statement to determine whether to use “satandards” mode or “quirks” mode in interpreting [...]

Sunday, December 9th, 2007

Word Processing

Just about everyone has some sort of word processing program on their computer. Before the advent of the web word processing was probably what most computers were primarily used for. There are lots of different word processing programs around but the ones most commonly used are probably Microsoft Word, WordPerfect and Star/Open Office.
Word Processing

Saturday, December 8th, 2007

Personal Web Site

Web sites cann be divided up into two basic categories, business web sites and personal web sites. A business web site needs a professional appearance in order to achieve its objectives. This is not necessarily required for a personal web site where you can include more “fun” features just because you feel like it and [...]