Looks like most of the video cards that handle 3 monitors are big gamer stuff that require over 450 watt power supply. Mine is 305 watt. I can upgrade it (I used to work as a PC Tech at Best Buy in the late 90's) if I need to, but I'd rather run what it has since it's MEGA quiet. D
Tech Made Easy It's a Wordpress blog using an open source theme that I've modified. I wanted to keep the design simple and not detract too much from the content. I wanted everything to be clear for those that are not that familiar with computers. Grateful for any feedback, good or bad!
How do I assign an image to my website's little tag icon that appears to the left of the URL in the address line and to the left of the bookmark in the bookmarks section in FrontPage 2003?
I am especially curious about scalability, compliance with regional banking regulations, and how well these tools handle multilingual or low tech user bases. If you have worked with solutions aimed at digitizing rural finance infrastructures, I would love to hear what worked and what did not. Are these platforms truly as plug and play as ...
The only web design skills I have at the moment are very basic HTML but I am tech savvy and have a bit of time to teach myself some more skills in this area. I know there are some open source solutions out there that offer parts of what I need but it’s the tying everything together that I find a bit daunting.
Forgetting the webby awards, maybe I was off on that, what would be the best tutorial or place to go to be able to do this (scrolling page or page that functions like a giant slideshow). Keep in mind, my target goal is to make a visually appealing and somewhat high tech looking tutorial.
We are trying to find a solution to 'lock down' the content as much as possible so that non-tech people will not be able to forward the information. Whether it's a document (eg. pdf) or not we are not concerned. The content can be delivered in any form. Our main objective is to lock down the content as much as possible. Hope this clarifies the ...
While I want the same things from a website designer, since I am choosing a designer to make my site stand out, I expect the siyte of the design company to really be polished. So, as a pc techsite, very good. As a webdesign firm site, not so much, but still straightforward navigation and decent info.
As a hosting services company owner in a previous life - I can say with some authority that moving your large DB files should be handled by your new hosts server tech. They should have access, connectivity and tools available to them that we end-users don't when it comes to this sort of thing.
