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It's extremely cheap, and quite reliable. Although I haven't bough a domain name myself, a good friend of mine has done so from Godaddy. I might consider buying a domain name from them one day... lets hope their services stay good.

This is interesting, but what's the point of renaming you recycle bin anyways?

It just shows you that everyone makes mistakes. Shame that my AntiVirus never displays funny stuff like that.

When I first read the topic title I as like, what the...? I'm definately wondering how much money they really do have... it must be loads. And to belive that years and years ago I didn't really use google. I like all they offer -- especially their freebies like Google map and e-mail.

But is a file I'm talking about is a PNG image, how can this file have a user 'assigned' to it?

4 free hosts have deleted my site in the past... and I hope Xisto won't be the 5th. I've been switching servers constantly.

Yes, that's jus twhat I'm looking for but I can't find anything.

Thanks for your help! but let's say if I were to give global permissions via CHMODing the file (like 777), would I still be able to delete it even if the script did not create it?

I've got a cell that contains a number, and it is likely for hat number to increment or decrement itself on a ragular basis. Could someone briefly explain how it would be made for the number to adjust automatically? For example, lets say that that cell is driven by a database, if I import data from a database, and then the information in the db changes, will Excel adjust accordingly? Please help -- I'm really stuck on this. It's part of some coursework I'm doing and I'm desperate for an answer.

It is posible for PHP to delete files on a server? If so, how is this possible? Just out of interest...

I suppose it really depends what you're looking for. I'm pretty satisfied with gmail becuase it's quite a good service. I like their interface, and the large space cpacity that you get.

I've read a few articles, and looked up the code of certain files and some of them seem to work differently. I'm trying to create a login script, which would require PHP and mySQL to run, however, I'm not quite sure how to approach it since I'm only just learning PHP. I'd like to know, what is the most secure and effective login? I've heard you can add a salt to encrypted passwords, etc, and well as using sessions (sid). It's just like to know what methods are best for creating a secure login script. Thank yo ufor readin this.

Not all my staff are able to get hold of FTP access, and sometimes it's easier if they cold make neccessary changes via the web.

I would like to give editing access to some of the staff on my site. However, I do not wish to give my staff FTP access, which is the only way I can access one of my sites. I need a free thing that my staff will be able to login and edit the HTML of certain pages and of course save teh changes. I do have PHP and mySQL enabled on the server. Does anyone know of such an onlin editer? Help would be appreciated. Oh, and I think I posted this in the wrong section... my appologies (if I could delete this I would).

Requirements Internet Explorer IFrames on your site Perhaps a little basic HTML knowledge Adding Iframes What are Iframes? Iframes is like an 'area' on a webpage where an external page is displaid. In other words it's where a webpage is show up in another page. How do I create an Iframe on my site? Step 1 Create two files named page1.htm and frame.htm. You can use Notepad (on Windows) to do this. Step 2 Open up page1.htm, and add the following HTML code: Here is an Iframe: <be /><!-- IFRAME CODE begin --><iframe src="frame.htm" width="NUMBER" height="NUMBER" frameborder="0" /><!-- IFRAME CODE end--> Edit 'NUMBER' with whatever number you like. This specifies how big the Iframe should be. Save the file. Step 3 Open up frame.htm and add a whole blob of text. Whatever you like -- it's just a test. Then just open up page1.htm and you should see the content from frame.htm appear on the page. Save the file. Transparent Iframe Scrollbars This code only works with Iframes when viewed with Internet Explorer. Step 1 You add the code to the page that is in the iframe, in other words, frame.htm. Delete everything in frame.htm, and just add the following code: <div style="position:absolute; left:0px; top:0px; width:NUMBER px; height:NUMBER px; z-index:1;overflow: auto; FILTER:chroma(color= COLOR); overflow: auto;scrollbar-base-color:COLOR;scrollbar-track-color:COLOR;scrollbar-3dlight-color:COLOR;scrollbar-darkshadow-color:COLOR;scrollbar-shadow-color:COLOR;scrollbar-highlight-color:COLOR;scrollbar-arrow-color:COLOR;">THE MAIN STUFF GOES HERE.</div> Step 2Firstly, add in the width and height of teh Iframe at the very top where it says 'NUMBER'. Width and height has to be the same as it is for the Iframe in page.htm -- otherwise it won't work. For Chroma(color=COLOR) put in the color you want to be invisible. For example, if you set this to green, you will need to set the base color, the track color, and everything that you want transparent green. You can leave the arrow bars a different color so that they will show up. Step 3 Save teh files and open them up in Internet Explorer. They should now be transparent if you followed the tutorial carefully.

People generally say that it's better to buy Antivirus programs instead of using free ones. But personally I find Norton a bit worse then some of the freeware out there. I used to use a priated version of a paid AV which mean I didn't have to pay, but it soon degraded and didn't work as well as the paid version. The most annoying thing is that once I had a problem when I tried to install panda Platinum while Norton was running. The result ended up dreadful and I had to do a system restore. It would be nice to share your opinions on this. Which do you think is better -- freeware or paidwar of AVs? And which do you use? Justa random post of mine....

Nice work. I'm sure I'll find it useful. The instructions are quite simple to follow, well, for me anyway.

I use the following script: <a href="http://http://www.fastonlineusers.com/ src=http://fastonlineusers.com/online.php?d=http://ww38.yoursite.com/; online</a><BR> I got it from http://www.fastonlineusers.com/ it simple, and only requires a user to have JavaScript enabled in their browser.

Yes, I've managed to download a few freebies, but nothing special. Most of teh free ones are rubbish anyways. It's so annoying that you can't make your own..... there must be a way to do that though.

Lets not forget that many poorly coded pages nly work in IE. And if the pages contain good content, many people will like to view it. For example, Microsoft Update can only be accessible through IE. Also, some people don't like a change of programs, or perhaps many people are simply just unaware of alternate browsers existing. Same with POP mail clients, people still use MS Outlook even though it has so many security holes. For those of us who love tabbed browsing, IE 7 will have that feature (hopefully) intergrated. I much rather preffer FireFox over IE.

I've been searching for ages, but couldn't find anything. As most of you probably know, you can download various 'winks' for MSN Messenger 7+. If I were to create a flash file, would there be any way for me to import it into MSN messenger and create it as a wink? There are many sites with enable the download of free winks (most likely bunddled with malware), but I would like to create my own winks. Does anyone know if this is easily accomplished? Thank you for readign this

They would never go opensourced! How much money they'd loose in the long run, besides, they already have popularity. I guess Linux gained alot of popularity from being open sourced, but Microsoft doesn't really need to increase popularity. People are still going to buy Windows just becuase the majority of programs are compatible with windows. Yes, the adware thing will be probably just as bad as the firewall which I belive they give you in Win XPs (SP2). Apart from a glossier GUI, is there anything that Vista really offers that is new? I think they're just trying to catch up with the sweet GUI of Macs. As far as I'm concerned, Apple was always ahead of the game where pretty interfaces are concerned. Just my opinion though.

I see they have made nice glossy buttons and generally a prettier GUI, but still, the interfaces and extra stuff seems to be eating more and more resources everytime. I hope they have more then a fancy 3D whatever they call it. I'm sure they will...but I also woner when it will be released. It's been delayed already, and I bet it won't be out till 2007.

It will be interesting to see what they'll have install for Vista...once they get all those bugs out of the way. I may wait till a year or so later untill I'll bug my mum to buy a new, faster computer... that way perhaps I can see if it's really worth to fork out the money. There better be some good improvments on things other than a glossier GUI.

I suppose it depend on what script you want to run. I preffer mySQL becuase mose of the small scripts I know (and use) won't run on other databases.