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I use dreamweaver UltraDev 4 i find that it is easy to use and reliable Download the trial at macromedia.com i also use it in conjunction with notepad-like when I edit the.php files when I add mods to my phpBB forum

How do I connect to FTP?I thought it was ftp.troop107.uni.ccusername: troop107Pass: **********but it doesn't go through

YesWindows XP Service Pack 2Enables ICF by defaultNew "Security Center" addedSecurity cntr tracks Anti-virus, firewall, and automatic updatesBTW-That was off the top of my head

Which do you like better: PhpBB2 or Incision Power Board? PHPbb2: Pros- lots of mods a lot of skins popularity functionality ease of use free Cons- security IPB: Pros- a lot of skins security Cons- not free hard to navigate I like phpBB2 myself

I use Dreamweaver UltraDev 4 Macromedia AceHTML 3 Visicom Media Photoshop 7 Adobe Inc. AceFTP 3 Visicom Media Good-Tutorials.com--My source for all photoshop walk-throughs What do you guys use? BTW-everything but Dreamweaver UltraDev 4 is free I got dreamweaver from a cousin

Say these are my directiories: www public_ftp public_html and I upload a file in public_html in the folder: site-files Filename: somerandomfile.jpg if I were to link to that file i would address it to http://www.yourdomain.com/site-files/somerandomfile.jpg if I didn't put it in site-files it would be http://www.yourdomain.com/somerandomfile.jpg YOU DONT PUT public_html IN YOUR ADDRESS

Do you mean what web editor?i use Macromedia Dreamweaver UltraDev 4and photoshop 7 for imagesI found that those make an excellent products suite

Well to add it to a hosting service-you need full shell access to the seerveThere are only demos of Cpanel

You can get a lot of space back if you delete all of the files in: C:\WINDOWS\Prefetch Sometimes you have a lot of these if your computer crashes frequently C:\WINDOWS\Minidump How to protect against Spyware: Use programs like Ad-aware and Spybot Search and Destroy Don't download activeX controls from the internet. Spyware can make your system slowdown

Ladyvullpine: Your Sig http://troop107.shyper.com/ladyvullpine.jpg More to come Eric Straven: Your Sig http://troop107.shyper.com/eric.jpg OpaQue: Your Sig http://troop107.shyper.com/opaque.jpg

Putting Forms:Grip the club with one hand down and thumb flat on the grip, put your other hand on top of that thumb and put your thumb out againBend over the ball-make your arms so that they are a "Y" shape (the club shaft being the bottom line on the Y)Position your eyes directly over the ball.When you swing-your backstroke is the exact same length as your follow-through stroke."Aim the train" position yourself so that your ball is in the middle of your stance-the ball will go along one rail while your feet touch the other rail.Your ball will curve if the green is curved-so figure out a compensationChipping Forms:Grip the club with one hand down and thumb flat on the grip, put your other hand on top of that thumb and put your thumb out again, but slide the thumb slightly off to the side. Bend over the ball-make your arms so that they are a "Y" shape (the club shaft being the bottom line on the Y) Position your eyes directly over the ball. When you swing-your backstroke is the exact same length as your follow-through stroke. Put more weight on your forward foot. Aim the train" position yourself so that your ball is in the middle of your stance-the ball will go along one rail while your feet touch the other rail.Sand Shot Forms:Grip the club with one hand down and thumb flat on the grip, put your other hand on top of that thumb and put your thumb out again, but slide the thumb slightly off to the side. DO NOT TOUCH THE SAND WITH YOUR CLUB! Position yourself so that the ball is forward in your stance. When you swing, splash the sand. Stick it when you complete your follow-swing**Full Swing Forms:**Grip the club with one hand down and thumb flat on the grip, put your other hand on top of that thumb and put your thumb out again, but slide the thumb slightly off to the side. Bend over the ball-make your arms so that they are a "Y" shape (the club shaft being the bottom line on the Y) when you are in you are in the top of your backswing, your club and arm must make a "L". Stick the finish when you have completed your follow-through. Aim the train" position yourself so that your ball is in the middle of your stance-the ball will go along one rail while your feet touch the other rail. When you swing, you should hear a 'Swooosh"Golf is an excellent sport! Enjoy!

CTRL+C=CopyCTRL+V=PasteWindows+E=Windows ExplorerWindows+F=SearchCTRL+Z=UndoWindows+R=Run CommandWindows+D=Shows DesktopWindows+U=Utility managerWindows+F1=Windows HelpCTRL+A=Select AllHope that helps to all of you computer-illiterate