Big Dog, Little Dog: Marching Backwards into the Future

Big Dog, Little Dog: Marching Backwards into the Future

Promotional Html Email Application (FREE)

Hi Gang,

I'm looking to send out promotional emails for my company. Does anyone know of a "free" product. I love the html formatted emails you get from Apple, Boarders and Starbucks. However, I have no idea how they do that. Any suggestions or help for application software that does it would be greatly appreciated.

Cornelius presenting at the Adobe User's Group (free)

Brought to our attention by Cheryl:
http://ammug.nhive.com/
Austin Adobe Users Group Meeting
Friday, October 9, 2009.

Back by popular demand, Cornelius Chopin presents:

"Image Placement With CSS"

Way to go, MJ!

Hey, everybody!
The site Mary Jane built for her friend is live. Check it out here:
www.corevt.com

Classes at Channel Austin

Here's the class schedule (updated every month):
http://facil.channelaustin.org/channelAustintraining.htm

Here's the course descriptions:
http://www.channelaustin.org/training/coursedescriptions

Consulting Solutions.Net (CSN) covers you for 3 classes:

• Orientation (the class is free, but Michael pays for the Producer's ID)
  
• Basic Cam
• TV101

Orientation must be taken first so you can get your Producer ID. The other 2 classes may be taken in any order.

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So, did everyone enjoy their first free Saturday in 4 months?

More user manuals are uploaded to Rich Media Creative Services. All launch, though not all are available for download yet. If you get the chance, give Cornelius feedback on these or others you'd like to see.

Those funny little boxes

So, you've seen those "little squares" in IE (especially when visiting foriegn language sites), right? You've also seen those little boxes with a 2x2 array of characters in Firefox. What are they? Just missing fonts/characters? But wait, you don't have any special characters that visitors to your site would need additional fonts to view. What gives?

Those boxes indicate that the browser was unable to find a character, and so looked for the character in a different font set. Sometimes, it finds a match. When it doesn't, you get the "little boxes" (more detailed explaination here)

Those numbers within the box (in firefox) indicate the unicode for the missing character.

Here's a good site for searching unicode:
http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/search.htm

So, per that search,  (0 0 0 backwards E in a box in firefox) = control key