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1. Embracing Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) October 16, 2009 Why do I like Cascading Styles Sheets (CSS) and what makes CSS so great. The answer only makes sense if you know what CSS is. The Holy Grail of CSS is to separate the content of a web page from the instructions that control what it looks like. This makes it much easier for various devices to display the web page correctly. The same page would display correctly on all standard web browsers (Internet Explorer, FireFox, Opera, Netscape, etc.), and devices used by persons with a handicap, cell phones, other devices, and yet-to-be-developed interfaces. The web site designer would not have to ... (read more) Author: Sachin Garg

2. Of CGI & Java Scripts October 08, 2009 CGI and Java Scripts are both functional with both Netscape and Internet Explorer browsers. But there is an essential difference between the two. Java functions as a code executed and downloaded in the clients' side while CGI operates with the server. Before probing deeper into the difference of the two, let us first try to understand these two often-used scripts. Java Script requires no special plug-ins, and it works transparently within an HTML page. It animates web page graphics, allows users to change page elements (background color, display preferences), and allows site navigation. ... (read more) Author: farooque shaikh

3. Video and Audio Use for Internet Marketing September 18, 2009 It took radio 38 years to attract an audience of 50 million Americans. It took television 13 years. It took the web less than four years from the moment when the Netscape browser became widely available in October 1994 to hit the 50 million mark. Now, video and audio and other new media technologies are taking the web by storm. The Pew Internet project reports that: • 57% of internet users have watched videos online and most of them share what they find with others • Three-quarters of broadband users (74%) who enjoy high-speed connections at both home and work watch or download vide... (read more) Author: Llewelyn James

4. Bugzilla -A Popular Bug Tracker September 17, 2009 Bugzilla is a commonly used open source bug tracking system, which is compatible with varied systems. It offers extraordinary security and protects a great deal of confidential information. This can also act as state-of-the-art query tool, which can save history of your Internet search. Bugzilla, a popular web-based Defect Tracking Stem, was released by Netscape Communications in the year 1998 and is licensed under Mozilla Public License. This open source software is extensively used and is a favorite of a large number of organizations, which use it as a bug tracker for varied products,... (read more) Author: Ryan Hudson

5. Website Designing with Browser Compatibility August 27, 2009 In the early days of the Internet, many sites advertising "Best viewed with Netscape" or "Best viewed with Internet Explorer" or the like. These days, such labels seem to be rarer. Web designer today put an inordinate amount of effort to promote their sites on the search engines. The principle of designing the page for compatibility with different browsers, operating systems are as follows. 1. Screen Resolution Issues Design the site with fixed widths. Designing for the 1024x768 screen resolution, will force almost half the visitors to scroll the screens horizontally to see the ent... (read more) Author: Rahul Awasthi

6. Of CGI & Java Scripts August 13, 2009 CGI and Java Scripts are both functional with both Netscape and Internet Explorer browsers. But there is an essential difference between the two. Java functions as a code executed and downloaded in the clients' side while CGI operates with the server. Before probing deeper into the difference of the two, let us first try to understand these two often-used scripts. Java Script requires no special plug-ins, and it works transparently within an HTML page. It animates web page graphics, allows users to change page elements (background color, display preferences), and allows site navigation. ... (read more) Author: Sonia Ahuja

7. Embracing Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Makes Good Sense. August 10, 2009 Why do I like Cascading Styles Sheets (CSS) and what makes CSS so great. The answer only makes sense if you know what CSS is. The Holy Grail of CSS is to separate the content of a web page from the instructions that control what it looks like. This makes it much easier for various devices to display the web page correctly. The same page would display correctly on all standard web browsers (Internet Explorer, FireFox, Opera, Netscape, etc.), and devices used by persons with a handicap, cell phones, other devices, and yet-to-be-developed interfaces. The web site designer would not have to ... (read more) Author: ashish sharma

8. Web Standards, Browsers and Designing for the future August 10, 2009 At present, a vast majority of webmasters are designing for IE (Internet Explorer) 6, which is not as W3C standards compliant as is FireFox, Netscape, Safari and Opera. In my article - "The importance of sound website design & search spiders to Internet Marketers," I mentioned the importance of a designer being cognizant of the fact that web browser standards are not yet fully harmonized - a web page that looks great in Internet Explorer (6) might look hideous in a Mozilla based browser like FireFox or Netscape. I also noted that with the explosion of devices with which to serve In... (read more) Author: Rishabh Bathla

9. Linux, 10 years ago August 02, 2009 Taken 19 September 1998. Netscape is viewing a webpage from the web server Apache on the localhost. The GIMP toolbar is near the bottom left, which I used to take and save the screenshot. The DOS emulator is busy running DOS in a box, and the Windows emulator is running Minesweeper off my Windows drive. The Redhat control panel is to the right. Xearth is updating in the background, making one wonder why MS makes such a big fuss over 'Active Desktop' when such features come automatically under X as a side-effect of a good system design. My Linux box has all my Windows drives mounted, and using ... (read more) Author: Robert Bell

10. Tips to Organize your Website July 06, 2009 Once your Web site is up, you must maintain it. Maintenance means changes, and each time you make a change, you may make a mistake. If your visitors get a link that doesn't work or has incomplete instructions, or if your copy is lackluster instead of passionate, they will leave your site and not bookmark it. First, make sure each page of your site has a good title. When you view your site in Internet Explorer or Netscape, what shows up at the very top of the screen? If it says "Home Page" or, even worse, "Untitled," that is what visitors will see when they include your site in their Favor... (read more) Author: david son

11. A complete overview on how to install ActiveX April 28, 2009 How to install ActiveX Control? If there is internet explorer in your systems there is no need of installation process. This is because in most of the cases they will be already given with these controls. In case there is no controls or you have any other web browsers such as Mozilla, Netscape etc then just go as follows. 1. Search the webpage for which you want to install. 2. Open the page which requires these controls. 3. Click on the information bar, select ‘Install ActiveX Control’. You will be asked for the confirmation. Once you click on Yes the installation process starts. O... (read more) Author: Roy Walker

12. Web browser to Mix Image Elements with text February 22, 2009 A quick look at Wikipedia reveals that Mosaic was the first popular World Wide Web browser to mix image elements with text. It was developed at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications in 1992, released to the public in 1993 for non commercial use, and orphaned in 1997. Mosaic project alumni and other users established Mosaic Communications Corporation which eventually became Netscape Communications Corporation, producing Netscape Navigator. A different group established Spyglass Inc. with their own version of Mosaic. When Microsoft was not allowed to license the Netscape Navigator... (read more) Author: manoj yadav

13. How To Display An XML Feed On Your Website December 16, 2008 RSS is an innovation in information management in the worldwide web as well as online marketing. The original idea of RSS came from Netscape, where their intention is to provide a means for users to customize their personal homepage to contain links to websites that interest them, similar to bookmarking websites. RSS is fast replacing email marketing and newsletters. You would not want to be left behind would you? Your competitor will surely overtake you and speed right up. RSS is mostly called Really Simple Syndication, although some give other meaning to the acronym. It is a pr... (read more) Author: Anne-Marie RONSEN

14. How You Can Nostalgic Look Back At 90s Web Design? November 21, 2008 A nostalgic look back at 90s web design, and a warning to anyone whose website is an accidental anachronism. Remember the days when every PC was beige, every website had a little Netscape icon on the homepage, Geocities and Tripod hosted just about every single personal homepage, and "Google" was just a funny-sounding word? The mid-late 1990s were the playful childhood of the worldwide web, a time of great expectations for the future and pretty low standards for the present. Those were the days when doing a web search meant poring through several pages of listings rather than glancing at t... (read more) Author: Vibhu Arya

15. Web html editor: details are important November 18, 2008 When you need to build several html pages for your website or just publish an html snippet, there are several ways to do so. First one is to pay someone to do this. Not an option. Second one is to learn HTML and build your pages in Notepad or any other simple text editor (no MS Word, of course!), but if you would rather not become a geek at hand coding HTML, then you need a WYSIWYG editor (What You See Is What You Get). WYSIWYG editors allow you to see how your pages or code snippet will look as they are being created. The editors hide the HTML code from the user, making it possible for n... (read more) Author: Steve Jackobs

16. Finding and Exploitng Viral Opportunity Online November 03, 2008 Many of us with an online presence have seen the explosive growth of web companies over and over again. Netscape was the early pioneer of online viral marketing, but other companies soon eclipsed them. Hotmail was another example. Those of us who do wish to grow our stature in a kingdom made up mostly of internet Peasants, look to these and other online Princes and Kings with dreamy longing. How could we ever hope to achieve even a fraction of the relevance of these towering icons of success? Knowing that the power of viral marketing is there for anyone to strategically employ is exciting... (read more) Author: Jeff Rogers

17. The Secrets They Tried to Ban October 24, 2008 I going to give you an Honest Review on The Secret They Tried To Ban. This internet marketing system will help you build an internet business from the comfort of your home. This Internet Marketing Business is not a Scam or Get Rich Quick Scheme. Are we clear on this? It is not a Scam or Get Rich Quick Scheme! Honestly, I am doing a review about this internet marketing system, The Secrets They Tried To Ban, because I enjoy helping people who are serious about making money on the internet. I started my journey in internet marketing on a limited budget (i.e Not A Penny T... (read more) Author: Enoch King

18. Microsoft Plans Surgical Strike on the e-Space with Its New Browser Plugin September 23, 2008 Microsoft is yet again toying with the idea of surrogate marketing, by launching the Silverlight (SL), the medium they exploited to topple Netscape in the 1990’s with the Internet Explorer browser. Silverlight is a browser plugin or software for playing media files and other Web applications that work on Windows and Macintosh with Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari browsers. SL will be able to display interactive animations, graphics, audio and video streaming within a fixed window of the particular Web browser display. Microsoft had tied up with National Broadcasting Company (NBC) to... (read more) Author: toboc seo

19. Using A WYSIWYG HTML Editor to make effective auction listings September 02, 2008 What kind of browser are you using for online surfing? Explorer, Netscape, Firefox, Opera?? Sure, all are good programs but I want to talk about an excellent program called Netscape. If you use Netscape, do you know that you also get an amazing WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) web design program called Netscape Composer for free? Basically you don’t need expensive HTML editors anymore. The list of commercially available HTML editors software is endless – and the price tags are enormous. Most people don’t want to spend a lot of money to get started with their eBay business. Fair eno... (read more) Author: Nisha Sharma

20. Get Listed on DMOZ August 22, 2008 How does one obtain listed on the dmoz or the Open Directory Project? The dmoz is an eventuated blessed directory that lists sites and links to explicit websites on the World Wide Web. This list, which is called dmoz to define its artistic field name, directory.mozilla.org, is owned by Netscape and is maintained by a set of editors who have volunteered their services. The dmoz ODP is and called the largest human-directory on the web. A consubstantial list was launched by AT&T and was called the Anywho directory. The Anywho directory is a telephone directory that can be commence online and... (read more) Author: sukhjeet kaur

21. Easy ways to draw more traffic to your website August 22, 2008 KWeb site traffic refers to the number of times your site is viewed by the users. It is the most important point to be made for the success of your online business. Steps to increase the site traffic: Step 1: Submit Your Site to Search Engines: Major Search Engines: Yahoo ,Google , AOL Search, AltaVista, Ask Jeeves, Direct Hit, Excite, FAST Search, HotBot, Inktomi, LookSmart, Lycos, MSN Search, Netscape Search Web site traffic refers to the number of times your site is viewed by the users. It is the most important point to be made for the success of your online business. ... (read more) Author: Ricky Maur1

22. How can I get more traffic upon my website? August 10, 2008 Web site traffic refers to the number of times your site is viewed by the users. It is the most important point to be made for the success of your online business. Steps to increase the site traffic: Step 1: Submit Your Site to Search Engines: Major Search Engines: Yahoo ,Google , AOL Search, AltaVista, Ask Jeeves, Direct Hit, Excite, FAST Search, HotBot, Inktomi, LookSmart, Lycos, MSN Search, Netscape Search •Manually Submission: If you want to submit by hand, be aware that each Search Engine has its own set of rules for determining relevancy and ranking. •Paid Submissio... (read more) Author: Kamal Aggarwal

23. Browsers and Designing for the Future July 14, 2008 In my article - "The importance of sound website design & search spiders to Internet Marketers," I mentioned the importance of a designer being cognizant of the fact that web browser standards are not yet fully harmonized - a web page that looks great in Internet Explorer (6) might look hideous in a Mozilla based browser like Fire Fox or Netscape. I also noted that with the explosion of devices with which to serve Internet applications, compliance with W3C standards has become critical. Internet Explorer 7 will be more standards compliant and your HTML code will be subject to muc... (read more) Author: Manojj Kumarr

24. Tips to download poker July 13, 2008 With browsers going through a phase of following a similar standard of HTML codes, some of the download poker that is developed by very new programmers is not compatible with older versions of browsers like Netscape. So, in such cases when you download poker, it is necessary that you download poker after checking if the program is compatible with the browser that you use. Otherwise, you can download the browser that it supports to your pc and start playing right there. It is not really offensive to have more than one browser in your desktop. Some of the older browser versions have stro... (read more) Author: Ronnie Menson

25. The Journey of an IT Veteran- Bill Gates June 29, 2008 The software titan, the geek, the IT veteran – many titles can be entitled to a person who perceived a vision and dared to give it a real picture. There are certain people who have an aptitude to go the different way and do something that leaves them distinguished from the crowd. “Bill Gates” is the one to name. A high school drop out who encashed on his leadership skills and distinguished abilities to interpret the need for a niche market for software; thus changing the entire IT outlook and Microsoft was born. Microsoft the leader in software market – brain child of Bill Gates, til... (read more) Author: jaya sinha

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