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Dreamweaver MX 2004

The latest version of Dreamweaver is now available for download. If you work extensively with CSS, care about accessibility and web standards then it is well worth the upgrade, I’ve been working with it for some time and there have been real steps forward made in these areas. My other half Drew, has written an Dreamweaver MX 2004

quiet

I’ve been quiet of late. We were away at Greenbelt and then the beginning of September saw the clients who had been as quiet as mice all summer suddenly get interested in their projects again … so I’ve been busy, catching up and getting back into the usual organised chaos that prevails here. The small quiet

Doctor slang

Despite my sister Alison being newly qualified as a doctor it’s not a family vocation and I try and stay away from all things medical, this article made me laugh though. I’ve definitely had a few UBIs in my time.

Don’t click on the blue e

Despite the fact that it crashes, it’s ugly and it doesn’t have half of the functionality of Firebird, I still have a kind of nervous twitch that causes me to open Internet Explorer while I’m sat at a computer running Windows … it’s like a strange compulsion to click on that little blue e. Today Don’t click on the blue e

The RPC Server is unavailable

I was just looking through my server logs and found a large number of search requests coming via Google for The RPC Server is Unavailable, the reason you will have found me through this search is because of a very old rant, indexed by Google on the older incarnation of this site and can be The RPC Server is unavailable

Mobile Phones

I’m thinking of changing from Vodafone to Orange, due to Vodafone being stupidly expensive when making calls to phones on other networks and most of the people that I call regularly are on Orange. However, I also want a phone that I can use to check my email with and I’d prefer to stick with Mobile Phones

Web design postcards

The Web design postcards site is a nice idea – short, concise snippets of information presented in an easy to read manner. Via Meryl.net.

Strange Banana

Strange Banana is an automatic page layout generator that uses CSS and XHTML. Being computer generated some of the layouts are a little odd to say the least but it’s great fun and could give a starting point for a layout – especially if you are new to CSS layouts.

Dreamweaver MX Design Projects Support

The code downloads for the projects are now available on the Apress web site here. Also, Apress have launched new support and discussion forums for their books – including all those ex-Glasshaus publications.