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hey,am new too... welcome

Am fifteen so i don't have a proper job but i sit, breathe, sleep.. (just like a doll ) .. But on a more serious note; i go to school, soon to go into 6th form. & i do web designing for a couple of people.

That's one persons opinion, it's not true to a lot of people which nearly everyone on here as proved as all the polls and comments conclude that we feel Gmail is better. That person needs to give Google a break, Yahoo has been running for years with the service of email. Google has only recently brought it out and i think they did a good job of it aswell. He needs to update his facts aswell because Gmail are increasing the amount of space unlike news i have heard of Yahoo. It's all nice of Yahoo increasing the limit but is it going to have secondary affects? Is it going to be able to keep high uptime records up? etc. .. Well that's what i think about it

I agree that the Frontpage did look a lot more professional than what the forms do, but thats like most forms i have looked at. It's all about bringing a customer to the website and impressing them so you get them interested (which is done with this frontpage of the website). Once you have got them interested it's about showing that looking at the form is worth while and not showing off what they can do on a computer. But a think nothing needs taking off, even the shoutout box (which makes this form a lot different from others) but just tidying up what information goes where would help. This is my first day on here so i don't want to say a lot and i don't know a lot about the form etc. but that's just what i thought.

The option in Microsoft FrontPage edits both scrollbars not one individually. Even if you try write the HTML through a programe like WordPad i don't think you can set only one scrollbar to change. I don't see why you would want to though

Sounds good, isn't my type of thing but a guess everything has to have a beginning

I agree with a lot of you, gmail has set a new standard for email providers such a hotmail and yahoo with the facilities of sending up to 10MB of photos, support for more browsers (it is easier to access gmail messages from nearly any computer as it is able to use basic HTML which a lot of browsers understand), Pop3 access and automatic forwarding, important contacts (so adding all the emails into your account is easily done for you in a couple of clicks), search your contacts, signature options, thumbnails for image attachments and saving draft abilities makes gmail a better choice out of yahoo and hotmail. But I recently found the following site; Gmail- Is- Too- Creepy if everything they report is correct it would change my mind greatly about my choice. When you delete something in your email account you delete it for a reason yeah? So why do gmail want to keep it on their system when you went through the steps in order to delete the email?