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29th October 2004, 07:54 AM #31
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Offtopic::
I did a freebie for my my daughters school, which was based on this opensource software. I modified it to include a some random image displays and book reviews, amongst other things.
Dreamweaver is pretty good nowadays, and there is a place for Flash. I would consider also coding some html using just notepad and refreshing your browser, this is a good way of learning control over your website. For my 'notepad' I use a text editor called Crimson Editor.
One tip for development down the path is to miminise your use of tables (to nil if possible) and use CSS as much as possible. I am working on a site at the moment where the number of tables is a quarter of what I would normally have.
CheersThere was a young boy called Wyatt
Who was awfully quiet
And then one day
He faded away
Because he overused White
Floorsanding in Canberra and Albury.....
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16th May 2006, 10:02 AM #32
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Well off topic now - but that was a very progressive view point for 2004. I wish there were more people like you out there....even in 2006
Originally Posted by namtrak
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16th May 2006, 10:09 AM #33
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I for one have made a living from being "out there"
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....catchy phrase here
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26th May 2006, 11:29 PM #34
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I suspect I am a disenter here as I feel that this type of home would be more authentic if the lime paster and lath was repaired. There are people who specialise in it and at times do demonstations . If the walls would take the repair then I believe that repair will achieve a better result. Also the thermal characteristics I understand to be better than plasterboard
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15th June 2006, 10:24 PM #35
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Warping
Okay, I have the same problem, 1920(ish) home. I have heard all sides and you have all given me a lot of insight, but what about the warping? Can that be sanded flat again or "pinned" back up straight?
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4th July 2006, 12:03 PM #36
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hi we have a tip with pictures on repairing lathen plaster on our website.
It will show you what can be fixed and what can't and how to do it.
Hope this helps.
Click on profile to get web address.
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