Showing posts with label career. Show all posts
Showing posts with label career. Show all posts
Monday, October 26, 2009
Website Construction
I've been nonstop producing websites! I've just completed a final draft version of King Philip Regional High School's Drama & GAPS. You can find the running demo here. I should have some novel reviews ready soon!
Monday, October 19, 2009
Website Construction
I completed my website project earlier today. You can find it at http://cheynej.awardspace.biz/. I'm posting some pics here for the purpose of archiving later on. In the future, I'd like to post an instructional on basics for using Microsoft Frontpage and Adobe Dreamweaver.
I also just fixed every hyperlink in this blog to open a new browser window upon clicking instead of using the current one. Why a blog wouldn't do that by default is a good question to ask. That's it for now!
I also just fixed every hyperlink in this blog to open a new browser window upon clicking instead of using the current one. Why a blog wouldn't do that by default is a good question to ask. That's it for now!
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Why you should use iGoogle for your Homepage
Everyone has their choice of internet browser homepage, that much is for certain. I happen to use iGoogle.
iGoogle offers enough features to sink a battleship and then some. Not only does it load explosively fast, it has multitudes of relevant add-on gadgets to customize your interface to the teeth with. Best of all, it takes almost no time at all to set up.
The setup I am currently using means that every time I open a new Internet Explorer window (or FireFox for that matter) I have leads on the latest news feeds, the temperature, my most recent e-mails accurately displayed, Facebook updates, and more. I also have a secondary panel I can click to with links to a load of reference search engines like Wikipedia and Dictionary.com. Notably, the search bar for Google's famed search engine is always available with this homepage.
Here's what I'm talking about, you can click the images below to see them at normal scale:
In short, this will save you time, make you work less, and keep you better informed.
[Above: my current iGoogle]
First step you'll need to do is go to: http://www.google.com/ig?hl=en.
[Above: iGoogle one click away]
From here you can see all the options can be easily set within 30 seconds.
[Above: iGoogle in one click]
Don't forget to set a theme, coloring your background and window tabs with favorites of all kinds!
[Above: iGoogle themes tab]
From here you can search for and add custom gadgetry. There have been many customized add-ons and I suggest you puruse the list during your free time for favorites such as tide charts, video games or fun daily sayings.
[Above: iGoogle gadgets tab]
That's all there is to it. You can save iGoogle with a cookie provided for you, or keep it logged in with a Google account. To set it as your homepage with Internet Explorer, just click Internet Options under the Tools menu tab. It will be the first thing that pops up.
iGoogle offers enough features to sink a battleship and then some. Not only does it load explosively fast, it has multitudes of relevant add-on gadgets to customize your interface to the teeth with. Best of all, it takes almost no time at all to set up.
The setup I am currently using means that every time I open a new Internet Explorer window (or FireFox for that matter) I have leads on the latest news feeds, the temperature, my most recent e-mails accurately displayed, Facebook updates, and more. I also have a secondary panel I can click to with links to a load of reference search engines like Wikipedia and Dictionary.com. Notably, the search bar for Google's famed search engine is always available with this homepage.
Here's what I'm talking about, you can click the images below to see them at normal scale:
In short, this will save you time, make you work less, and keep you better informed.[Above: my current iGoogle]
First step you'll need to do is go to: http://www.google.com/ig?hl=en.[Above: iGoogle one click away]
From here you can see all the options can be easily set within 30 seconds.[Above: iGoogle in one click]
Don't forget to set a theme, coloring your background and window tabs with favorites of all kinds![Above: iGoogle themes tab]
From here you can search for and add custom gadgetry. There have been many customized add-ons and I suggest you puruse the list during your free time for favorites such as tide charts, video games or fun daily sayings.[Above: iGoogle gadgets tab]
That's all there is to it. You can save iGoogle with a cookie provided for you, or keep it logged in with a Google account. To set it as your homepage with Internet Explorer, just click Internet Options under the Tools menu tab. It will be the first thing that pops up.
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