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Daily shots

"With 7.2 Million monthly visitors and more than 520 million photos to explore, Webshots is one of the largest photo- and video-sharing sites.

Webshots provides you with a variety of ways to enjoy photos and videos:

• Free and premium memberships with tons of storage—you'll never run out!
  Webshots provides you with a variety of ways to enjoy photos and videos:
  
• Share photos, videos and slideshows on Webshots and your personal website.
  
• Download professional photos in Webshots Pro Shots.
  
• Access Webshots on the go with Webshots Mobile.
  
• Easily manage your online photos with the FREE Webshots Desktop.
  
• Order prints and make custom photos gifts that anyone will love.

And more! "

Webshots! Over 20 MILLION FREE screen saver and wallpaper photos!

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Collections of suggestions

In 2003 artypapers was created by R. Marie Cox as a springboard for ideas and a working space of technical implementation -- a place to test and build an extendable collection of core classes (alliteration!) that acts as an application framework for a diverse set of projects and applications.

Labels: CSS, Links

Fruit Flies Like a Banana

• Human Clock
  
  
• TimeLine
  
  
  
• Cable Clock
  ( See cable-clock under F7 Velocity on the left side)
  
  
• Barcode Clock
  
  
• Money Clock
  
  
• Official US time
  
  
• Mouse Clock
  
  
• Clock Link
  

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Make it an Internet show

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Hyperlink to page numbers

This is significantly simpler than linking to named destinations because it doesn't require any special steps to be taken in the preparation of the PDF file. I personally favor the page-linking method for this reason. In order to link through to a specific PDF page, begin with the domain, as you would for any web link:

http://www.mydomain.com/

Then add the name of the PDF document:

http://www.mydomain.com/myPDF.pdf

Then append "#page=" followed by the desired page number. For example, if you were looking to link to page 7:

http://www.mydomain.com/myPDF.pdf#page=7

So in all, the HTML link code would be:

<a href="http://www.mydomain.com/myPDF.pdf#page=7">Link text</a>

Example:

Also see:

Infoworld.com
Page-addressable PDF

Suggested in Scott Hanselman's Blog:
Addressing a PDF at the Page Level with an URL




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How many mentions

Labels: Addin, Internet, Links, Performance, Tips

Temporary

"When posting on message boards or blogs, often you want to show or link to an image on another website. Directly showing or linking to that image is called hot-linking. It's generally bad because it leeches bandwidth from the host site, and as a result many webmasters have their servers set up to prohibit hot-linking.

ImgRed.com lets you simply enter the original URL in your post as you normally would, but with http://imgred.com/ written before the URL. When this is viewed, the image will be copied once* to imgred.com, and from then on the image will always be served from imgred.com instead of the host site.

*ImgRed is not an archive service, and occasionally its cache is cleared out (once a month or so), so images are not literally cached forever.

Labels: Blog, HTML, Internet, Links

Up to date

"We're happy to introduce our latest publisher service: the Headline Animator. When you burn your RSS or Atom feed with FeedBurner, you can take advantage of this cool, different way of looking at your feed.

Just by pasting some HTML code into, say, your email signature file or bulletin board profile, you'll get a nice little badge that always shows your latest five blog postings. No Javascript or Flash required -- we generate an animated GIF on-the-fly from your feed."

Labels: Blog, Internet, Links, Share

Code machine

The code necessary to embed a video or animation file on a web page can be a bother.

The University of California Center for Instructional Technology has a generator that will create the necessary code to insert Flash, Real Media, Quick Time, or Windows Media files using HTML.

Embedded Media HTML Generator

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Verify

On the Menu bar, go to View>Reports>Problems>Hyperlinks.

You will able to check if any links have failed and need to be fixed.

It's called Broken Hyperlinks in pre-2003 versions.

With the Expression Web Designer go to Site>Reports>Problems>Hyperlinks.

There are a few third-party shareware programs that do the same thing.

One of them is:

Xenu's Link Sleuth

It's free and will create a report that can be saved for reference.



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