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Textmate like text editor for windows
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Smith is a freeware, cross-platform ColdFusion engine, written entirely in Java. Running on the top of Java Runtime Environment and Java Servlet Container, it can be virtually deployed on any operating system and work with any web server.
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This is an amazing list of CSS Techniques
53 CSS Techniques You Couldn't Live Without
Chris Pultz hit me with this incredible list of 53 CSS techniques. A couple of the methods listed here are duds, but most of them are fantastic. If you don’t do CSS yet, you should look through these to see what you’re missing. If you are on CSS, then get to using them!
powered by performancing firefox
links for 2007-02-18
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installs IE 4, 4.01, 5.01, 5.5 and 6 for browser testing on Windows
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Youth Gathering registration to increase March 2
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Lutheran high school gets Defense Department honor
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New `Ag Board` plans aid in Liberia
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LWML convention registration opens March 1
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World Mission to host tours
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Lutheran Hour float wins award
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MediaFork is a GPL'd multiplatform, multithreaded DVD to MPEG-4 ripper/converter originally based on HandBrake, available for MacOS X, Linux and Windows.
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This creative commons player can be partnered with an uploaded FLV file to provide a streaming video experience on your web site.
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Omaha Information Services Company provides a wide range of operational risk management services and consultation. It is a subsidiary of insurance giant Mutual of Omaha.
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Apollo Demonstration
Mike Potter from Adobe demonstrates Apollo at FlashInTO.
New Tools at Google Analytics?
Looks like Google has added some new tools for following backlinks on a site.
Online Invitation Sites
Read/Write Web has an article today on a web site genre I hadn’t considered before - event invitations. After taking a look, some of these sites could be a real help to anybody planning any kind of activity.
Microsoft "WPF/E" beta available for download!
Macintosh users can now download the “WPF/E” beta from microsoft. This allows Macintosh users to play files created by Microsoft’s new “Flash Killer” application Sparkle. Once you have installed it, the plugin works with both Safari and Firefox. You can see examples of it’s use here (note the first video in the second example where they talk about the number of Macs that have been appearing in Redmond). This is exciting only because it offers hope that whatever development platform content developers use in the future, the mac should be able to display them all. I really hope that this doesn’t start pushing Flash out of the way too much, but I’d be happy just to see a lot less sites that say “Sorry, Microsoft Windows/Internet Explorer Only”.
Google Presentations Coming?
The Google Operating System blog has found clues that Google may be working on a presentation application to go with it’s word processor and spreadsheet application. While Powerpoint is fine and Keynote is fantastic, I think that I would be very willing to give up the beautiful looking slides and transitions for something that was built into Google. Even if you didn’t use it to create and present your slideshows, one could always use it (I’m assuming) to upload your Powerpoint presentation for online storage and retrieval.
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Zoho Notebook Announcement
Zoho has released their new notebook application as a part of the zoho suite and it looks uh… sweet (I had to do that). Anyway, it’s just another example of the best applications moving to the web.
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A good list of solutions to run your poll or survey online. Most offer some free version, only charging for those that will get heavily.