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That would be either here: http://www.tech-forums.net/computer/topic/10692.html or here: http://www.crn.com/article/printableArticle.jhtml?articleId=59201471 My money's on #1. ;)

Really? Can't say I can agree with that. When I first started out I used PSP quite a lot. Once they reached version8, it turned into something that didn't work right (IMO), and then Corel stepped in. They lost focus, I lost interest. Fireworks is a really good vector design tool that also has...

Not other pics, but something I feel shows they photoshopped the first image to sell a bunch of posters. http://72.232.105.143/hog_proof.jpg

I think he'd meant to have the php.ini in the local path just for that installation, not for the whole server. Some server setups will work using that method, while others using htaccess. Depends on the config of the box.

I thought he was asking for photoshop cs2 fonts for free. ;) Tons of free fonts out there..none of Adobe's that are legal.

You either need to point the DNS at the registrar to the server first, or you need to change the setting in WHM (if you have access) to allow domains that are pointed elsewhere to be parked or "added on" on your server.

If you're referring to my post, it wasn't directed at you but more of a general tip. I wouldn't presume to say you needed my help. ;)

You need to be careful about the math precedence. Some operations are done first, and in a particular order. Unless bracketed, operands like multiplication and division will be done first, possibly changing your result. Operations within parentheses are done before "loose" ones. The one I...

Here's one way: <form action="/test.php" method="post" name="test"><input name="number" type="text" /> <input name="" type="submit" /></form> <? $userinput = $_POST["number"]; $multiplier = '1256'; $divider = '23'; $add = '12354'; $subtract = '12543'; $result = ((($userinput *...

Dreamweaver exchange right from the MM (now Adobe) site used to have these. Quite a few were still free last time I looked.

Have you tried Googling for free fonts? Easiest way to find them these days, but you have to dig through some junky sites to get them. As for Adobe pricing, it's their fonts, they can charge what they feel they're worth. Some folks pay for them since they use them in their work. You wont get...

Wow...Front Page....my favorite had to be an ad spotted when FP2003 was released. Here it is (unretouched, the actual ad) 72.232.105.143/frontpage_gotcha.gif There's a coding error in the last frame. Laughed like h*ll when I saw it... If you look closely you can spot some Dreamweaver code in...

Well, one ad on the index, anyway. ;)

Oh noes....I'd almost forgotten....less than a month away in some places...:doh!:

Found many a nasty on client's computers with this one. Excellent program.

MX has split mode as well, I used it daily until I upgraded to v8. You have the option of split, code or design, or even keeping the code view window open on another monitor. I started with DW 1.2. :cool2: I've tried a number of things in between (Notepad, Note Tab Pro, Ultra Edit...

If you own it, why don't you Contact Sedo (and whomever else) and demand they remove it?

That's terrific. Do you also get a break on the cost once you graduate? As they say: "you can't take it with you", and that usually applies to Academic software as well. Once you're out of school, you probably get to pay full price like the rest of us. oldman2

Sheesh...to get all the apps I have now in the upgrade to CS3, it's going to set me back $599. Getting pretty expensive to stay current. :(

Maybe I wasn't clear. The folder with the ioncube loaders should be uploaded to the directory where you installed WHMCS. The "root" of that install, not server root. The directory: /home/username/public_html/whmcs should do it. If that doesn't work, you may need to get your provider (or you)...