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See video.
Copy the code from Audio Acrobat, and past into a post on Yahoo using the Rich Text editor and view html.
Have a link but don't know where it's going to take you. This video will show you how to read a link and double check before clicking. Don't be caught at a spoof site stealing your information or placing a virus on your computer.
In any Mozilla product all you have to do is hover your mouse over the link and in the bottom left hand area of your window the actual link address will appear.
How do you read a link?
http://uneedstuff.com/schedule
Go to the first / after the // and read to the left past one . in the above link the actual site address is uneedstuff.com
One of my favorite FF add-ons is Basics. It's a very simple add-on, however it's one I wouldn't want to live without. It adds a small create new tab button in the left hand corner.
There are a few issues with the button in that it won't work with a few other add-ons, can't remember right now what those were, but they weren't any that I couldn't live without.
Give it a try today, and then let me know you're experience
Had to help a client see images on her site today. Had me a bit perplexed in the beginning, however I figured it had to do with her browser and not with the site, and that was correct.
She had sent me an email that she had deleted all the images from a page, which kinda freaked me out for a bit, but they were there when I accessed the site.
So how do you fix this perplexing situation?
From with in Firefox (I'm using 3 currently)
Tools>Options>Content Tab
