when you find QWERTY imprinted on your cheek - it's time to go to bed.
Dotster is having another Happy Hour and is offering $1/Month hosting for a year. The normal package rate is $8.95/Month. The linux package includes several scripts including WordPress.
Here’s the info straight from Dotster:
March 22, from 1pm – 2pm PST, Dotster will offer 1000 coupons for $1 per month hosting. This isn’t just a little hosting package, this is our $8.95 per month package that holds up to 50 domains, with 2GB’s of storage and unlimited databases. That’s a savings of $95!
Windows XP has great native support for zipped files. When you right-click on a zipped file, it gives a number of great options including, Extract All. I recently installed and then uninstalled PowerArchiver and it was kind enough to remove Windows’ native support for zipped files. Grrr..
Here’s the fix for any other likewise affected:
In Windows Explorer go to Tools > Folder Options. Select the File Types tab. Click New. In the dialog type “zip” and click Advanced. Scroll down and select “Compressed (zipped) folder”. You’ll have to do this with each extension you want it to be able to unzip for you (e.g. .rar files, etc.)
Word tends to autocorrect and insert special characters that look good, but don’t work when put on a web page. They end up looking like this: ‘ “test�?.
If you write your blog posts in word and then paste them into your blog, you’ll often times get those funky characters. Here is an explanation as to why it does this and how to avoid it.
To avoid having to spend time searching and replacing numerous word documents I needed to add to the web, I wrote a tool that does it for me. Here it is: Clean Word’s Funky Characters.