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So I'm the first one to pass judgement? Does that mean that no-one else has decided to check the site out -- or that they're simply not prepared to voice an opinion at this stage?
I think it's got a future and I like the general format, which I think is an improvement over the earlier site. I only hope others will visit it, express their opinions and make use of it.
I think it look great. I need to get used to some of the features, but when I do, I think it will be very usable and a good way to communicate information to members.
Nother comment - I notice on the "Leave your comment" page (where I am composing this comment) that if I decide not to proceed, there is no "<< home" link, and you have to use the "back" button on your browser.
This is inconsistant with other links which nearly all seem to have the "<< home" link. Can this be changed?
It isn't obvious, but there are two links on the "Leave a Comment" page which go back to the blog; at the top, "Megabaud 3.0" is a link which will return to the home page, and "Show Original Post" has time on it, which is a link back to the original article.
Not easy to change, and in fact this page doesn't match the look of the rest of the site. Hopefully it is something that Blogger will tidy up in the future.
Great - just the thing to leave rude comments about the Presidents report or anything else that comes to mind. Had Roger left a plea here for help I could have given him a full rundown on what he needed to get his network running in 5 ... make that 10 minutes. Maybe I've been lucky - ICS has always worked first time for me, but then I don't use Zone Alarm or (more importantly) SP2. I call it "the Bleeding edge"
Thanks. The reason for the date is that the software is relatively simple, and orders posts according to date.
So, I use dates in the future to make a topic always appear at the top of the page, and dates in the past for topics I don't want to appear on the front page - check out the archives for May and June 2004, for example.
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8 comments:
So I'm the first one to pass judgement? Does that mean that no-one else has decided to check the site out -- or that they're simply not prepared to voice an opinion at this stage?
I think it's got a future and I like the general format, which I think is an improvement over the earlier site. I only hope others will visit it, express their opinions and make use of it.
I think it look great. I need to get used to some of the features, but when I do, I think it will be very usable and a good way to communicate information to members.
Nother comment - I notice on the "Leave your comment" page (where I am composing this comment) that if I decide not to proceed, there is no "<< home" link, and you have to use the "back" button on your browser.
This is inconsistant with other links which nearly all seem to have the "<< home" link. Can this be changed?
Hi Richard,
It isn't obvious, but there are two links on the "Leave a Comment" page which go back to the blog; at the top, "Megabaud 3.0" is a link which will return to the home page, and "Show Original Post" has time on it, which is a link back to the original article.
Not easy to change, and in fact this page doesn't match the look of the rest of the site. Hopefully it is something that Blogger will tidy up in the future.
This is an excellent move. We must encourage members to use it. Far more interactive than a web site. it would be a good place to swap files.
Great - just the thing to leave rude comments about the Presidents report or anything else that comes to mind. Had Roger left a plea here for help I could have given him a full rundown on what he needed to get his network running in 5 ... make that 10 minutes. Maybe I've been lucky - ICS has always worked first time for me, but then I don't use Zone Alarm or (more importantly) SP2. I call it "the Bleeding edge"
The last Anonymous message was left by Jim Oliver who is too dumb and lazy to work out why he can't login properly.
Do I *have to have a Blogger account to leave a message as me rather than Anonymous?
It says incorrect p/w - it's the one I've always used - maybe more letters?
Thanks. The reason for the date is that the software is relatively simple, and orders posts according to date.
So, I use dates in the future to make a topic always appear at the top of the page, and dates in the past for topics I don't want to appear on the front page - check out the archives for May and June 2004, for example.
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