Curtis Thompson
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hello…
i’ve used webintellects.com for years and been quite happy…
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hello…
did you try this?
https://www.wacom-asia.com/news/story/wacom-tablet-driver-support-mac-os-x-v106-snow-leopard
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hello…
ooph – that’s a lot of css and html to match up to each other. i was thinking more a link to the actual site or just the specific css/html bits…
from what i can see on a quick pass, your top (offending) div doesn’t have a height attribute – does it? if not, also set that and it will help..
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hello…
best bet is to google up stock icons and stock website templates and you’ll get a ton of matches that you can then determine if they are open to reselling user-submitted content as istockphoto does…
sorry to not have a more specific answer for you!
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hello…
welcome to the forum, but sorry – with the info you’ve given here, it’s pretty hard to offer any helpful suggestions…you could have a variety of issues that are not even related to the script. does your server support this version of php? does it send email correctly outside of this script? did you change the emails before you tried to use it (to avoid relay denial errors)?
if you can provide any more information and verify that your server is sending mail correctly outside of this script, that would be handy!
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hello…
[ana marinescu] “I want to sell them but I don’t know how much they worth”
probably not going to like this answer, but it really depends on what people are willing to pay for them, and even then it’s not likely to be very much.
the logos (while nice abstract things and well done), are not too different from what you can get on a variety of clip art sites (like istockphoto.com). for those, i would recommend a site like that, where you can sell them through a vendor with a lot of traffic already. putting them out there on your own will likely not result in too much… :-/
as for the templates – even trickier, because they are very specific. and to further that, you would need to have them broken out in html and ready-to-use before anybody would buy them…and like the logos, there are a lot of template sites out there already, so best bet would be to find one and see if you can add yours…
hope that helps! nice work, but i figured you’d want the honest answer to your question…
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hello…
hard to say not seeing your css, but overflow:hidden is not really meant to control height in an element, but rather not showing a scrollbar if a block element has content in it that exceeds its’ fixed height…
if the content in the div below that one is there but just underneath the overlap, you could try just not repeating the background on the y axis of that top element. otherwise, we’d have to see the actual css probably to offer much more…
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hello…
if you have a laptop shipped to you prior to snow leopard being released, you’ll get tiger. if the laptop has been on the shelf w/ tiger on it but snow leopard is out, they’ll likely either send you a coupon to upgrade or a disc will come with the laptop, i’d assume…
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hello…
2nd one is hard to answer w/o more info, but you’ll always extend the life of a hard drive if you turn it off, plus you’ll save power, so ya – if you don’t need it for a week at a time, it can’t hurt to properly shut it down and then turn it back on. i wouldn’t do it 10 times a day, but for extended periods of down time, sure…
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hello…
what fernando is saying is (as always) spot on – i’ll just add that you should just make a single image of your dvd file – these are a digital file that anybody can take and just burn to a dvd, and it will have all the original presentation material in it…
here’s an article on that:
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial114.html
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