I’ve been doing some pretty hectic slicing and dicing of xhtml and css of late and in the process have learnt a few more tricks with CSS. For example, how to properly use definition lists (<dl>, <dd>, <dt>), proper font sizing and absolute and relative positioning of parent and child elements just to name a [...]
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A simple guide to using OpenID
Posted on 21 January 2008
I am sure most of you have heard of OpenID some time or another. Simply put, OpenID is replacing the need for you to remember thousands of usernames and passwords we all have scattered across the web. So in essence, all you need to do is be signed up with an OpenID provider such as [...]
Saving digital photographs
Posted on 17 December 2006
I read a very interesting article in a book I had bought for my dad, regarding file formats and how to save digital photographs. Most web-savvy folks think they know what file formats you should save your images in, but you’ll be pretty surprised that just by using a different file format, you’ll be saving [...]
How to upgrade Access to MSSQL 2005
Posted on 22 February 2006
We all love to hate Microsoft don’t we? :-) If there is something that [tag]Microsoft[/tag] have got spot on is [tag]Microsoft SQL Server 2005[/tag]. In my opinion there is no better Database engine. So you can take Oracle and its ridiculous price tag and click uninstall, because MSSQL 2005 is here to stay. Anyway, back [...]
