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A little more complicated than cntrl-alt-del
Date: 12/27/06
(Computer Help) Keywords: web
I consider myself to be pretty technically inclined, I can usually fix most problems myself, but this one has exhausted me. I built this computer myself a few years ago, but never really used it much until recently. The problem that I've noticed is my USB ports respond, but won't provide power out to any devices. For an example, when I plug my digital camera in (powered by batteries, therefore doesn't need any power from the USB ports) my computer recognizes and works with it just fine. But on the other hand, when I plug in a web cam (requires power from the USB port) the system doesn't even acknowledge it's connected. My web cam has a power light, which doesn't turn on when I connect it, and the web cam is not being listed in Device Manager. I've uninstalled and reinstalled the drivers for both the USB controller and the web cam several times, to no avail. I've checked all the motherboard jumpers and BIOS settings and can't find anything wrong there. I even did a complete clear of all my BIOS settings. Still nothing. Is there some reason Win XP would be keeping power from going out, or something else I'm not thinking of?
ASUS P4S8X-X motherboard, all setting restored to factory default, on board USB 2.0. Win XP with all updates. Everything else functioning normally.
Source: http://community.livejournal.com/computer_help/728956.html
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Police blotter: Web at heart of eco-terror lawsuit
Date: 12/27/06
(Security) Keywords: web
In this week's installment, animal rights activists accused of vandalism, threats claim their Web site represents legitimate free speech.
Source: http://news.zdnet.com/2100-1009_22-6145522.html
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U.S. 'Joe Blow' tracks Iraq war dead
Date: 12/27/06
(Web Technology) Keywords: web
His Web site attracts as many as 1 million hits a day from analysts, journalists, military officials and general public.
Source: http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9588_22-6146072.html
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quick questions
Date: 12/29/06
(Computer Geeks) Keywords: software, web
If I'm on a networked mac---I live on the campus where I work and my computer is plugged into the school's network---can others see what I'm doing on my computer? I don't have to log in to my computer, but I do have to log into the web. Would spying on me require installing software on my computer? If so, is there any way of figuring out whether or not I have that software on my laptop?
Do you think certain websites would set off some sort of alarm with the IT office---or streaming videos or the like?
Thanks in advance for any help you can give me with this!
Source: http://community.livejournal.com/computergeeks/1015857.html
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wefeelfine screensaver?
Date: 12/29/06
(Computer Geeks) Keywords: programming, html, java, web
i am in love with www.wefeelfine.org, and ever since i fell in love with it i've thought it would make a spectacular screensaver, but i can't seem to figure out a feasible way to do so
there are several programs that allow you to use a website as a screensaver but the problem is that once the site is loaded java says something along the lines of "please click on this applet to focus" - which means that nothing displays and the purpose is defeated
does anybody have any ideas of how to get around this? or how i could get some sort of wefeelfine.org screensaver?
the author wishes for the same thing:
Unfortunately, the "please click here to focus" is a property of a java applet and not something we programmed in. Sorry about that! Sep
On 12/29/06, Jamie Martin wrote: Thanks for your quick response!
Is there a way for the code to be modified to remove the "please click here to focus" part? To where it just automatically goes into the Movements?
You have wefeelfine_pc.html and I assume wefeelfine_mac.html, it could be wefeelfine_noclick.html or something like that?
On Thu, 28 Dec 2006 19:19:23 -0700, Sep Kamvar wrote:
> Hi Jamie, > > I'd love it if somebody were to make a screensaver. > One way to do this is to, write a script that each day downloads the > montages: > the pattern is: > http://www.wefeelfine.org/data/images/2006/12/05/*montage.jpg > > And then make a screensaver that cycles through the montages that have > been > downloaded. As far as I know, there are screensavers that will take a > group > of images and will make a screensaver that cycles through them. > > Let me know if you end up making one. I'd love one for myself :) > > Sep > > On 12/28/06, Jamie Martin wrote: >> >> This would be an amazing amazing screensaver, has there been anybody >> who's >> tried to do that? >> >> I have a program that will use a URL as a screensaver but when I put in >> http://www.wefeelfine.org/wefeelfine_pc.html it doesn't work because it >> says "please click to activate this control" within the applet. >> >> Any ideas would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks. :)
so yes, if you or and of your programming friends have any ideas tha'd be cool.
otherwise go enjoy www.wefeelfine.org, it's neat
edit: submitted to digg, if you wouldn't mind digging this, i think maybe we could get help with that kind of exposure, thanks! :]
Source: http://community.livejournal.com/computergeeks/1016395.html
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.pdf file creation and attachment with Front Page
Date: 12/29/06
(HTML Help) Keywords: web
Hi!
I'm assisting a nonprofit using MS FrontPage to create a website. We'd like to be able to transfer word files to .pdf format to use with the FrontPage created website. Are there reliable open source applications out there? The budget is tight so we need something free or inexpensive.
Thank you!
Source: http://community.livejournal.com/htmlhelp/2378783.html
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Help!
Date: 12/29/06
(HTML Help) Keywords: rss, web
Is anyone really smart and knows anything about RSS feeds? It's confusing me. I'm trying to make a podcast, and I've entered in everything right (at least, I think I have) but it keeps saying I have an error. I uploaded a word document with the RSS feed code onto my webhost, but it keeps saying this message: "This page contains the following errors: error on line 1 at column 1: Document is empty." If anyone can explain to me what this means and why it's happening, it would be much appreciated, thanks!
Source: http://community.livejournal.com/htmlhelp/2378585.html
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Correct way to design?
Date: 12/29/06
(WebDesign) Keywords: browser, css, web
Hello, I'm new to this community and I've had this question bugging me for an eternity (well okay, maybe not that long). What is the "correct" way to Web Design.
This question came to me because I've had a domain for about Four years now, and I haven't been able to do much with it to tell you the truth. It's just a place for me to keep practicing web design. Well. I've gotten many complaints from visitors from how I designed my web site. Personally, I don't give fucking damn about what someone thinks, it's just kind of frustrating when so many people tell me different things.
So my question to you is, what is the correct way to design? Is there a correct way? Or is it just however feels right to the designer? I don't think there's a goddamn correct way, I just think there's just many different ways and that it's up to the web designer to choose the "best" way.
What's your opinion? Or can you give an answer to my question?
Edit Thank you for your comments!
Now: I guess I should've mentioned what I use. When designing a website, I usually use "tables" but I've heard CSS Div layers were better. But some browsers do not support CSS so what am I to use?
Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdesign/1198150.html
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wefeelfine screensaver?
Date: 12/29/06
(WebDesign) Keywords: programming, html, java, web
i am in love with www.wefeelfine.org, and ever since i fell in love with it i've thought it would make a spectacular screensaver, but i can't seem to figure out a feasible way to do so
there are several programs that allow you to use a website as a screensaver but the problem is that once the site is loaded java says something along the lines of "please click on this applet to focus" - which means that nothing displays and the purpose is defeated
does anybody have any ideas of how to get around this? or how i could get some sort of wefeelfine.org screensaver?
the author wishes for the same thing:
Unfortunately, the "please click here to focus" is a property of a java applet and not something we programmed in. Sorry about that! Sep
On 12/29/06, Jamie Martin wrote: Thanks for your quick response!
Is there a way for the code to be modified to remove the "please click here to focus" part? To where it just automatically goes into the Movements?
You have wefeelfine_pc.html and I assume wefeelfine_mac.html, it could be wefeelfine_noclick.html or something like that?
On Thu, 28 Dec 2006 19:19:23 -0700, Sep Kamvar wrote:
> Hi Jamie, > > I'd love it if somebody were to make a screensaver. > One way to do this is to, write a script that each day downloads the > montages: > the pattern is: > http://www.wefeelfine.org/data/images/2006/12/05/*montage.jpg > > And then make a screensaver that cycles through the montages that have > been > downloaded. As far as I know, there are screensavers that will take a > group > of images and will make a screensaver that cycles through them. > > Let me know if you end up making one. I'd love one for myself :) > > Sep > > On 12/28/06, Jamie Martin wrote: >> >> This would be an amazing amazing screensaver, has there been anybody >> who's >> tried to do that? >> >> I have a program that will use a URL as a screensaver but when I put in >> http://www.wefeelfine.org/wefeelfine_pc.html it doesn't work because it >> says "please click to activate this control" within the applet. >> >> Any ideas would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks. :)
so yes, if you or and of your programming friends have any ideas tha'd be cool.
otherwise go enjoy www.wefeelfine.org, it's neat
edit: submitted to digg, if you wouldn't mind digging this, i think maybe we could get help with that kind of exposure, thanks! :]
Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdesign/1197907.html
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Self Identity + Web
Date: 12/30/06
(WebDesign) Keywords: web
Hey everyone... I'm working on designing an identity for myself (logo, business card, letter head, website). I've already got a logo (http://filebox.vt.edu/users/araja/logo.jpg) - but am trying to brainstorm ideas for the rest.
Any examples of identities you guys have done for yourselves (not for corporate entities), or that you find to be good examples? I'm especially interested to see the relationship between the print and web (how the logo on the business card translates to the web portfolio, for example).
Thanks a bunch.
Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdesign/1198415.html
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.shtml and .php
Date: 12/30/06
(PHP Community) Keywords: php, html, web
I have this include .htm inside my .shtml this way I just have to update this one file for my web site at the top. It is my current count of my business cards www.cardeologist.com Anyways, on my pages with the .php file it won't work. Is there a way to get it to work? Example it works on www.cardeologist.com/index.shtml but it won't work on www.cardeologist.com/contact.php
Source: http://community.livejournal.com/php/527345.html
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can anyone help?
Date: 12/31/06
(Computer Help) Keywords: java, web, google
I own a Motorola V551 phone on Cingular.... ive googled and searched forums, but i CANNOT get this to work..i downloaded a .rar file of Java games for Motorola phones, and for the life of me, i cant get them to transfer to the phone... ihave all the programs that the people in forums say to have... i.e.- p2kman, PST, MPT, p2k Commander...
I know i cant transfer them with the bluetooth, so i borrowed a cable from a friend....i spent over 6 hours searching and messing with the various programs to no avail.....
Can anyone help or point me to a website or LJ community that can help with STEP BY STEP instrutions?
Source: http://community.livejournal.com/computer_help/730650.html
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Web Calendar Software...does this exist?
Date: 01/02/07
(WebDesign) Keywords: php, software, web, microsoft
Hi, I'm looking for some commercial software, more specifically, a calendar that can be hosted on a webserver, accessed and edited by multiple users, give the admin different control levels, and have a ton of room for customization. I'm doing web development for a non profit organization.
Here is the problem, everything that I've provided and shown my boss is either 1. not *pretty* or professional looking enough or 2. not what he needs (canned software that can't be customized enough to fit his organization's needs.
I've tried to tell him that other than having a small company develop the program entirely from scratch, there is not really anything else we can really do.
The closest thing I've come to his approval is the calendar available at http://www.mhsoftware.com, but he doesn't like the day view mode of the calendar.
I've told him instead of shelling out all kinds of cash for software to be developed specifically for him we instead could use certain elements of the calendar and the rest could be php scripts containing forms, tables, etc. Well he still has me looking so what I want to know is, has anyone seen a commercially available calendar application that can be hosted on the web and have a ton of room for customization? Cost doesn't seem to be an issue either.
The example he gave me of what he wishes it to be like is his calender on...AOL. :(
The biggest problem is this is an exact copy of the email I get from this organizations office when I presented them with a letter similar to this.
"I THINK WE SHOULD GO WITH THE MICROSOFT - I FEEL SURE IT WOULD MEET OUR NEEDS FOR THE TIME BEING."
That was the email I got...wow. I'll call MS right up and have them get to work on the application...It's becoming a real problem trying to get them to understand anything.
Thanks for any help x-posted to a few other places.
Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdesign/1199431.html
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Web Calendar Software...does this exist?
Date: 01/02/07
(Computer Geeks) Keywords: php, software, web, microsoft
Hi, I'm looking for some commercial software, more specifically, a calendar that can be hosted on a webserver, accessed and edited by multiple users, give the admin different control levels, and have a ton of room for customization. I'm doing web development for a non profit organization.
Here is the problem, everything that I've provided and shown my boss is either 1. not *pretty* or professional looking enough or 2. not what he needs (canned software that can't be customized enough to fit his organization's needs.
I've tried to tell him that other than having a small company develop the program entirely from scratch, there is not really anything else we can really do.
The closest thing I've come to his approval is the calendar available at http://www.mhsoftware.com, but he doesn't like the day view mode of the calendar.
I've told him instead of shelling out all kinds of cash for software to be developed specifically for him we instead could use certain elements of the calendar and the rest could be php scripts containing forms, tables, etc. Well he still has me looking so what I want to know is, has anyone seen a commercially available calendar application that can be hosted on the web and have a ton of room for customization? Cost doesn't seem to be an issue either.
The example he gave me of what he wishes it to be like is his calender on...AOL. :(
The biggest problem is this is an exact copy of the email I get from this organizations office when I presented them with a letter similar to this.
"I THINK WE SHOULD GO WITH THE MICROSOFT - I FEEL SURE IT WOULD MEET OUR NEEDS FOR THE TIME BEING."
That was the email I got...wow. I'll call MS right up and have them get to work on the application...It's becoming a real problem trying to get them to understand anything.
Thanks for any help x-posted to a few other places.
Source: http://community.livejournal.com/computergeeks/1018291.html
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Web Calendar Software...does this exist?
Date: 01/02/07
(Computer Help) Keywords: php, software, web, microsoft
Hi, I'm looking for some commercial software, more specifically, a calendar that can be hosted on a webserver, accessed and edited by multiple users, give the admin different control levels, and have a ton of room for customization. I'm doing web development for a non profit organization.
Here is the problem, everything that I've provided and shown my boss is either 1. not *pretty* or professional looking enough or 2. not what he needs (canned software that can't be customized enough to fit his organization's needs.
I've tried to tell him that other than having a small company develop the program entirely from scratch, there is not really anything else we can really do.
The closest thing I've come to his approval is the calendar available at http://www.mhsoftware.com, but he doesn't like the day view mode of the calendar.
I've told him instead of shelling out all kinds of cash for software to be developed specifically for him we instead could use certain elements of the calendar and the rest could be php scripts containing forms, tables, etc. Well he still has me looking so what I want to know is, has anyone seen a commercially available calendar application that can be hosted on the web and have a ton of room for customization? Cost doesn't seem to be an issue either.
The example he gave me of what he wishes it to be like is his calender on...AOL. :(
The biggest problem is this is an exact copy of the email I get from this organizations office when I presented them with a letter similar to this.
"I THINK WE SHOULD GO WITH THE MICROSOFT - I FEEL SURE IT WOULD MEET OUR NEEDS FOR THE TIME BEING."
That was the email I got...wow. I'll call MS right up and have them get to work on the application...It's becoming a real problem trying to get them to understand anything.
Thanks for any help x-posted to a few other places.
Source: http://community.livejournal.com/computer_help/731319.html
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Web Calendar Software...does this exist?
Date: 01/02/07
(Web Development) Keywords: php, software, web, microsoft
Hi, I'm looking for some commercial software, more specifically, a calendar that can be hosted on a webserver, accessed and edited by multiple users, give the admin different control levels, and have a ton of room for customization. I'm doing web development for a non profit organization.
Here is the problem, everything that I've provided and shown my boss is either 1. not *pretty* or professional looking enough or 2. not what he needs (canned software that can't be customized enough to fit his organization's needs.
I've tried to tell him that other than having a small company develop the program entirely from scratch, there is not really anything else we can really do.
The closest thing I've come to his approval is the calendar available at http://www.mhsoftware.com, but he doesn't like the day view mode of the calendar.
I've told him instead of shelling out all kinds of cash for software to be developed specifically for him we instead could use certain elements of the calendar and the rest could be php scripts containing forms, tables, etc. Well he still has me looking so what I want to know is, has anyone seen a commercially available calendar application that can be hosted on the web and have a ton of room for customization? Cost doesn't seem to be an issue either.
The example he gave me of what he wishes it to be like is his calender on...AOL. :(
The biggest problem is this is an exact copy of the email I get from this organizations office when I presented them with a letter similar to this.
"I THINK WE SHOULD GO WITH THE MICROSOFT - I FEEL SURE IT WOULD MEET OUR NEEDS FOR THE TIME BEING."
That was the email I got...wow. I'll call MS right up and have them get to work on the application...It's becoming a real problem trying to get them to understand anything.
Thanks for any help x-posted to a few other places.
Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdev/380589.html
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Website check request
Date: 01/03/07
(WebDesign) Keywords: browser, web
[ Error: Irreparable invalid markup (' ') in entry. Owner must fix manually. Raw contents below.]
After much beating of head against wall, doing everything the impossible way at least once, and general blundering, I _finally_ have the portfolio website 1.0 up.
www.velochic.ca
Am looking for feedback. It's bleedingly simple, but I need feedback on links, behaviour, usability, and how it's behaving with your browser and platform.
Yes, I have more work to put on display, and yes I can do more than just production. But this is what I could get done in the time available and this is to put the bread on the table _now_.
Code geeks, I welcome any of your suggestions or pointers. I'm an old print hand... am still working on the web skills.
TIA!
Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdesign/1200271.html
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info gathering form for new clients
Date: 01/02/07
(WebDesign) Keywords: asp, web
happy new year buddies
does anyone have a form they use to give potential new clients looking for websites? like an info gathering form like "what kind of look and feel, how many pages do you need, what kind of timeline" etc? i'm realizing i need to start getting more info from my clients before i start work.
i know i've seen one of these forms before i just can't remember where. thanks.
edit: i've found this http://www.rgdontario.com/lookItUp/publications/handbook/default.asp but the design/client brief form isn't that detailed.
Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdesign/1199928.html
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Shortkey question
Date: 01/02/07
(Mozilla) Keywords: web
Hey everyone!
I use both Firefox (2.0.0.1) and SlimBrower. SB has this option where you can configure shortkeys so that the .net/.org/.livejournal.com/any other website extension are automatically added by pressing [ctrl]+[enter] or another combination of the [ctrl] [alt] [shift] and [enter] keys.
Now, I was wondering if it was possible to do the same thing in Firefox? Perhaps with an add-on?
Thanks in advance.
[crossposted to firefoxusers]
Source: http://community.livejournal.com/mozilla/380938.html
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webdesign help needed
Date: 01/03/07
(WebDesign) Keywords: programming, web
Hey everyone!
I'm working on a project that will be entirely centered around and operated through a website. I have the contents and the basic design, but I lack the webdesign and programming skills to make it happen, so I'm looking for someone to be my partner in crime. This is purely a hobby project and I won't make a single cent from it so I can't pay you in money, but you get full credit (regardless of how much or little of the design is yours to begin with), my eternal gratitude and as many cookies as you want.
I'm keen to get started asap, so if you're interested, please get in touch with me as soon as possible!
Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdesign/1201369.html
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