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i've been using a nokia 3310 for 3 or 4 years.its good and its cheap. but if you don't want a nokia...hmmmm, there are some good motorolas out there!

i read it somewhere @ sitepoint

i used macromedia homesite, but recently i've been using macromedia dreamweaver.i don't understand the people that say that notepad is the best editor... in dreameweaver you have the option to see only the code (like in notepad), you also have the option to split it (where you see the code and the final result at the same time).if you forget to write a tag in notepad... you have to look for it and blah blah blah. in dreamweaver, the code is colored so you can clearly see what tag or what part of the code is missing.in notepad, you have to write down ALL the code, for example, to make a paragraph, you need to write <p> and </p>, in dreamweaver, you only need to write <p> and it automaticaly (its prolly bad written ;P) inserts the </p> tag.etc, etc, etc.dreamweaver > notepad!dreamweaver has so many options...check it out!

i'm from portugal and i watched almost all the games ;)i must say that greece has a boring/defensive style of play, but (important thing)effective!oh well, maybe Portugal will have more luck in 2006 @ the world cup, new talents are coming!! like cristiano ronaldo (one of the youngest to play at the euro, but i'm sure there was 1 or 2 players younger then him)...

i use both webmail and pop.i got webmail accounts at hotmail, yahoo, gmail and my university e-mail.the pop3 i use is from my ISP

nice, are you from portugal too? i can speak english, portuguese and spanish!

i'm not an american, but if i was able to vote, i'd go with kerry...

ohhh no!! the pigs are watching!! almost all of my software is illegal, i even had to change my windows xp key so i could make the updates

i used macromedia homesite, but recently i've been using macromedia dreamweaver.i don't understand the people that say that notepad is the best editor... in dreameweaver you have the option to see only the code (like in notepad), you also have the option to split it (where you see the code and the final result at the same time).if you forget to write a tag in notepad... you have to look for it and blah blah blah. in dreamweaver, the code is colored so you can clearly see what tag or what part of the code is missing.in notepad, you have to write down ALL the code, for example, to make a paragraph, you need to write <p> and </p>, in dreamweaver, you only need to write <p> and it automaticaly (its prolly bad written ;P) inserts the </p> tag.etc, etc, etc.dreamweaver > notepad!dreamweaver has so many options...check it out!