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Bit old topic it seems but one of the newest in this board so I guess it's fine. Feedbacker: looks like there isn't a lot you can do about that except get to know an IRCOP and have him do it for you (not a realistic scenario) Don't be too stingy with op statuses, That doesn't mean you need a lot but don't be too stingy, ops are needed and if there are very few ops then things can get out of control. Some other tips: Don't mlock -imr --> they can be useful at times when for instance a chanflood or any other attack is being done. Even in the beginning it's useful to have other ops especially in other parts of the word as they are on when you aren't so you have a longer op presence As op don't have anyone in the chan on your ignore list. --> This may be tempting at times but it's a killer, you need to be able to see what everyone is doing. Even as just normal users in a chan I don't recommend ignoring people unless it's really needed. It can be a pain in the *bottom* how the conversation goes when there are ignores. Use the services well. --> Learn how to work with it and use the tools given. Learn modes etc. for a lot of servers that can be different. Don't think too big in the beginning. It takes a while to build up a chan, don't get impatient. Websites help. --> having a website that goes with your chan helps, especially if it's a chan for a certain topic. IRC chans are often used together with forums to for a community this will increase your user base. Don't go raging around and really being an active op (banning, trying to sort out every little argument in the chat) --> Most situations solve themselves being THE OP generally only makes the relationship between people worse and resulting in people leaving. You'll lose less people by stuff sorting itself out then by you trying to control everything. There is more but that's the most important.

At the moment I'd say desktop for a couple reasons. Price easier upgradeable most places you can get online anyhow and then you can use remote desktop programs and some others but those are the most important ones. But Id most of all want both as laptops still have more mobility.

The thing with dreamweaver is that even though you can make whole sites using the design view, it's the code view that makes it great. The ease it makes it is just magnificent once you get used to it that is. In the beginning it's just downright annoying. The thing with HTML design in the code view is the completion function make it so easy. You actually don't have to know HTML great to get a lot out of it as most of the time the basics lead you to the advanced stuff without even having to think about it.

The thing that is so important about the internet for me is the fact that I cant do without it due to school.I need the internet for school so much that it is impossible to do even if you take the school connection into account. You really need a internet connection from home. All the information you're required to collect etc. Also the interaction with teachers outside of class is mainly though e-mail and thus you really need the internet.An other thing is that I'm by now addicted to the internet if you can say it that way. Most of my social contact is though the web etc. which is actually quite shocking to be honest.Also due to a lot of distance between me and a lot of people I know I'd lose contact with them that would be a very sad thing to happen.

Sounds nice but unnecessary, how long does it take to upload a screenshot? 1 or 2 minutes?Granted, if you have to do a lot of them it may be of use but if not it isn't of much use.And for some reason it gives a commercial impression to me.