Determining Keywords by S. Housley Determining keywords is a critical step in web design. If your website and meta tags do not contain related keywords, web surfers will be unable to find your website when they conduct searches. The formula is a little tricky - you will need to locate terms that are popular and relevant to your site. These terms may or may not be terms that *you* feel are relevant terms. The optimal terms in a site should be terms that a potential customer would use when searching for a website with your content ... Printing Equipment Safety Guidelines by Blur Loteriña Thirty percent of reported accidents are manual handling accidents. These accidents include transporting and supporting of loads, awkward positioning, and unstable materials that are difficult to hold. It rarely results to death, but accidents like this can end up to major injuries such as fractured back or arm. It also results to damage and loss of construction materials. Back sprain or strain, which can lead to chronic conditions, is the most common injury. Others include muscular spasms and s ... Book Printing Through the Millennium by Paul Hood Book printing might sound like a boring niche that doesn’t much over each turning year. That’s why you might find it surprising that like letters and the alphabet, book printing tells a far more astonishing story than what we usually know of. There had been many developments that had great effect on book printing. The technology that spawned the making of records and preserving them was started by the Sumerians in the form of cuneiforms. Cuneiforms are an ancient wedge-shaped script used in Mes ... Blogging - what's it all about? by Inka-Maria Kunz A blog usually is a web page that contains brief, discrete hunks of information called posts. These posts are arranged in reverse-chronological order (the most recent come first) and each is uniquely identified by an anchor tag which is marked with a permanent link that can be referred to by others who wish to link to it. A blog is a means of communication and there are many different types of messages carried by blogs. Some are nothing but pointers to other web sites, while others run long essa ... When is Too Much Color Too Much? by Paul Hood At the onset of creating a digital document for printing, you must have decided if you are going to use two or more colors for your type. It is important that you must have familiarized yourself with the basics of color and color combinations and its effect on the appearance of your text. Knowing beforehand pertinent knowledge can save you a great deal of energy. Not to mention headaches. Lifetips states that “When designing a digital document for printing, try not to use a build of more than tw ... CD Business Cards- Why Use Them? by Steven Sharples CD Business cards are the more advanced version of the now outdated paper business card. Using CD business cards created by LiveCards allow you to promote your business in a much more dynamic way. The unique shape and unique size give a lasting impression. LiveCards are designed to hold the usual details such as company name logo and contact details. How ever this is where the comparison ends. When the CD business card is placed into the CD/DVD-Rom drive the LiveCard will automatically run a dy ... Changing To New Host? No More Worries! by Priyanka Agarwal John's online business is expanding. His customers are increasing day by day. However, he feels very frustrated at the moment as he finds his website is 'down' about every 4th day. Whenever he calls up the support team of his web host, he gets the same old answer that his problem will be rectified soon. If the problems do persist it will surely hamper his business. He has been with his present hosting provider for the last year but now he feels he has to find a new web host as soon as possible b ... Expert Guide to SOny's HDV camcorder by Kenny Hemphill The Sony HD camcorder, the Handycam HDR-FX1 is being marketed by the company as ‘world's first HDV 1080i consumer camcorder’. But at $3,700, it’s price tag is stretching the consumer label somewhat. However, there’s no doubt the the industry sees HD video as a consumer format and prices will come down over the next couple of years. This Sony HD camcorder is just the start of what is sure to be an avalanche of HD camcorders from electronics companies over the next few months. So, does this mean w ... eBooks: With Courage And Patience, We Are Getting There by L. Scott Redford Just how do we make the e in e-books stand for easier? Well, how about this? Let's scrap the existing digital rights management. Instead everybody in charge of administering DRM would be re-trained overnight as digital priests. They would certify trustworthiness to those seeking to download e-books. Before downloads, customers would be visited by digital priests of their respective religious persuasions. With great pomp and circumstance, they would pledge not to forward their books to everybody ... The Coming Television Revolution by Terry Mitchell The revolution is just getting started and will begin to make its mark this year. By 2010, it will begin to take off. By 2025, it will be the standard for all TV viewing. It's called Internet Protocol Television, or IPTV for short. IPTV works with a set-top box connected to any broadband interface and to a TV. It will allow users to choose among thousands (and eventually hundreds of thousands) of hours of programming, including movies, sports, classic TV, etc., and download their selections from ... Virus Prevention and Removal by Ashish Jain A virus is a piece of code that gets loaded onto your computer without your knowledge and runs against your wishes. The first known occurrence of viruses goes back to 1987 when the ARPANET was infected by one. One common misnomer among people is that you can infect your computer just by opening an email and reading its text. That is not possible; it is usually the files attached to the email that contain the virus. The most common file types are .SCR .VBS , .PIF Prevention is better than a cure: ... Web Front for Microsoft Great Plains – overview for programmer by Andrew Karasev Microsoft Great Plains is very popular ERP solution from Microsoft and it is natural desire to enable data entry or querying for the Web users. In this short article we’ll try to give you the most typical cases, when our customers request web-design for Microsoft Great Plains. We are also trying to be technical and give you some valuable information on Great Plains back end tables structure and data feeding. Beginning with Microsoft Great Plains version 8.0 the only database platform available i ... What is a Blog? In Plain English Please. by Vickie J. Scanlon If you are fairly new to the Internet, you have probably heard the word “Blog” flying around. But what is a blog? How does it work? And how can I use it on my website? These are all good questions, which I hope to answer for you. What is a Blog? A blog, in simplest terms, is a daily journal of your thoughts that is maintained by a blogger (which would be you) on the web. When posting to a blog you will notice that it is arranged in chronological order – with the most recent additions on top. You ... Explore the Internet in a Whole New Way by Daniel Punch For a long time now Microsoft's Internet Explorer has ruled as 'King of Internet browsers'. Like most of Microsoft's products an initially brutal marketing campaign pushed Internet Explorer into the mainstream's consciousness and from then on it was the logical, default choice. It's free with the operating system, works well, loads any page and is easy to use. Other web browsers soon faded into obscurity and sometimes even died in the shadow of the new king of the pack. Netscape Navigator, the f ... Protect Your System From the Internet Evils by Daniel Punch Ads, Spyware and Popups: the Internet is an aggressively commercial place. Internet marketing is hugely profitable; owners of frequently visited websites can make a reasonable living just off a few banner ads placed on their site. Software was quickly developed that would attempt to block these ads from loading and being displayed leaving the Internet free from irritants so the user could just view the information that they were after. Not surprisingly the Internet fought back with ads becoming ... Crystal Reports for Microsoft Great Plains by Divine Rigor Microsoft Business Solutions – Great Plains is designed to meet and extend the needs of small and mid-size organizations for its business success. Its comprehensive accounting and business management applications also provide businesses with capabilities to customize various modules of the Great Plains software to fit to their specific needs. Because of these potentials, Great Plains has been targeted to the whole spectrum of both horizontal and vertical clientele. A number of industry-specific ... Marketing Your Automated Testing Team by Danna Henderson It won’t matter how effective your WinRunner Team is if no-one outside your immediate organization knows about your accomplishments. For this reason, marketing your WinRunner Team is vital to your success. When times get tough, executives look for cost-cutting measures. The QA group is often the first on the chopping block. If these high level executives don’t fully understand and appreciate the value of your service, they will see the cost of WinRunner licenses and maintenance as well as the hi ... Making The Decision To Automate Your Software Testing by Danna Henderson Not every software testing project can or should be automated. Before your department accepts a new test automation project, you should establish a process by which projects are reviewed and either accepted or rejected. This can be done with a simple Test Automation Acceptance Checklist. Repeatable Test Cases with Static Data The true cost benefit of test automation is achieved only when the same scripts are executed multiple times. The first execution is very expensive because it includes the o ... Tools for Customizing Great Plains by Divine Rigor Microsoft Business Solutions – Great Plains has captured the US market with its integrated business applications for small and mid-size organizations. Its comprehensive accounting and business management capabilities provide businesses with tools to customize various modules of the Great Plains software. These tools have been proven to have contributed to business growth and tighter control over its processes. There are several ways in which customization and integration can be applied to Great ... Great Games You've Never Played by Chris Campbell Do you know what you're missing? Some of the best computer games ever made are likely games you've never heard of. Created by individuals and small companies working in relative obscurity. They don't have million dollar budgets, some don't even have hundred dollar budgets. They don't have dedicated marketing departments, research analysts, sales teams, fancy offices, and cutting edge tools. They scrape together whatever tools they can, often discarded by the ultra rich game designers of big shin ... Should Bloggers be Helping Google Fix Their PageRank System? by Linda J Bruton By now, most bloggers have heard the announcement that the Big 3 search engines - Google, Yahoo, and MSN - have united in support of a new tag that will supposedly combat comment spam. The new tag is a nofollow attribute that can be added to links. When added to links in comment tags, the search engines will ignore them. An excellent discussion of this new tag and how it works can be found at Danny Sullivan's Search Engine Watch: http://blog.searchenginewatch.com/blog/050118-204728 Google annou ... Recordable DVD Primer by Kenny Hemphill Picking your way through the ton of information available on recordabel, or DVD can be a nightmare. To help you out, we’ve done our best to distill it into this summary. There are five recordable versions of DVD; DVD-R for General, DVD-R for Authoring, DVD-RAM, DVD-RW, and DVD+RW. None of the formats is fully compatible with the other although there are drives which will read,a nd in some cases write to more than one format. DVD-R for General and DVD-R for Authoring are essentially DVD versions ... TiVo: An Introduction for the Few Who Don't Know Yet by Bear Cahill TiVo will change your life... for the better. Plain and simple: record shows by telling TiVo to record them (not when, what channel, how long, etc.), record all new episodes of X, record all movies w/ so-and-so in them, etc. High Points: Most people know the basics of the concept. Here's the low-down on the things I'm asked most... You can record one thing and watch something else already recorded. You can get a dual tuner TiVo, but you'll need two SEPARATE feeds to the TiVo (i.e., two lines fro ... RSS: Get Notified When Your Favorite Websites Are Updated by Bear Cahill RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a way for a site to publish it's updates. RSS readers can read these notifications and display a listing of the updates to you, the user. It's sort of like having a special 'inbox' for emails announcing updates to your selected websites. Many applications and websites support RSS feeds. You can add RSS feeds to your My Yahoo! page, Firefox has several RSS extensions such as Sage, there are sites that deal w/ RSS feeds such as Feedster and FastBuzz. Thunderbird ... Microsoft Great Plains internet marketing campaign – notes from the trenches by Andrew Karasev Hi, we are small nation-wide company of Microsoft Great Plains certified programmers and enthusiasts, having more then 50 years of combined Great Plains Accounting/Dynamics/eEnterprise experience. We have Frx, Great Plains, Microsoft certified consultants: Great Plains Certified Master, MCDBA, MCSE+I. We would like to share our experience on internet marketing campaign Internet Marketing Campaign itself. We had very serious approach. 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