Posts Tagged ‘time’
How to Create a Signature in Outlook
Creating a signature to be automatically applied to your Outlook email messages is a fairly simple process, although somewhat confusing the first time you go through it. The below steps will walk you through setting up a signature, but there are several things you should keep in mind as to how signatures can be used.…
Read MoreOneNote crash on startup caused by cache
OneNote 2013 crash on startup I hate it when a good app goes bad, and that’s just what happened to me a couple of times now with OneNote 2013. If you’ve been using OneNote (or ON as I like to call it – gotta have that abbreviation) then you know what a great app it…
Read MoreUsing categories on WordPress pages
One of the differences between WordPress Pages and Posts is that Posts can have a category assigned to them, whereas pages cannot. Frankly, I think that is just dumb… why shouldn’t pages have the ability to have categories assigned. Well, I’m not the only one that think pages should have categories and there are several…
Read MorePutting WordPress Login at the Top of Your Site with Registration-Login Bar
Sometimes I just want to make the registration and login process a little easier to access. Well, not just easier to access because you can use the Meta widget to put login and registration links on your web site. The thing is, when you use the Meta widget you are directed to a separate login…
Read MoreWhat’s a WordPress Gravatar
If you have noticed, some web sites and blog sites show a picture of the author somewhere near the post. And in addition, pictures of people that leave comments somehow show up by magic. How is this done? The Magic of Gravatar Pictures Those little pictures that you see are called “Gravatars” and they are…
Read MoreConfiguring WordPress Installation Location
As you are probably aware, WordPress can be installed either to the root folder of your domain (i.e. mydomain.com) or into a sub-folder of the domain (i.e. mydomain.com/wordpressfolder). There are some advantages and disadvantages to each, but in general I believe installing into a sub-folder is the best choice for the majority of WordPress installations. …
Read MoreDifferences Between Outlook and Windows Live Mail
Ok, Microsoft has two major mail clients – the kind that you run in Windows rather than access from the web using a browser. I’ve often wondered if the free mail client that comes with Windows Live services, Windows Live Mail (WLM), could replace the onerous Outlook Mail that comes with Microsoft Office. Bottom line: …
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Great backup plugin service for WordPress If you’ve ever been dieing to backup your WordPress blog…. WAIT!! I guess nobody ever puts that on the top of their wants list, so let me start over. If you’ve ever felt the need to backup your WordPress blog, I’ve got a great service for you. It’s called MyRepono and…
Read MoreShould I choose a web site or blog site?
Photo Source I had an interesting conversation with a client the other day that caused me some reflection. This conversation was about converting the client’s existing ASPX based site to a blog site. I wanted to do this for several reasons: Jean had both the ASPX web site and also a WordPress blog hosted at…
Read MoreConfiguring MailChimp Auto-responder for Income Infuser
The Mailchimp auto-responder will work with Income Infuser, but it has to have a specific configuration. For the most part everything works just fine between the two of them if you just pay attention to the naming of the variables and understand the way MailChimp treats variables. First, MailChimp delimits field names with special character…
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