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r2d2

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  1. when you step on a scale, you measure your weight, NOT your mass. It is physically impossible to find your mass...
  2. have you enabled "attach my signature" from your preferences?
  3. r2d2 replied to MPM's topic in Tech and Computers
    can't you get asp to work on apache?
  4. forumer hosts phpbb, like tipit, but that isn't that special. It happens to be a very bad host, not reliable at all.
  5. google "free host with php", you will get many results. a good bit of them are [bad], but eventually you may find something. download phpbb from phpbb.com, upload, run install.php/config.php? then google "phpbb extend rank color mod", follow the directions and you're done!
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    r2d2 replied to usahellyes's topic in Tech and Computers
    all you really need are books/internet guides. Books tend to be easier on the eyes, but internet guides are free and eco-friendly. Up to you, but there really isn't much of a need to take a class, unless you tend to have a really hard time learning things. as far as what to learn when, for web programing start with html, (then css if you wish), then javascript, then php/cgi, etc. (at least in my opinion) for programs and such, just go for it! there isn't enough of a similarity between languages that you should start with an easy one and them move up, though understanding arrays, variables, conditional statements, and loops may help. (again, at least in my opinion, I may be wrong... or not...)
  7. Way to insult those of us that actually have a clue. The 3 people that have been helping in this thread DO know what they're doing if you've payed any attention at all to this board. If you had bothered reading the reply's you'd notice blade's suggestion nailed the problem before you decided to throw that piece of blazing opinion out there. :evil: I think he meant that the people at tech support hotlines and such, not the people here.
  8. while that is true, for small websites with many animations it can pay off to do the whole thing in flash.
  9. not sure about caps and spacing, but: create your button, convert to button, animate if you wish, and put the following as the button's action (NOT in the button's frames, ie not on the over, down, hit areas, but rather right click and hit action(?) or select and hit f8 (?not sure, I think it's f8, it's been a while)): on(Release){ goToAndPlay(1); }
  10. r2d2 replied to dark_blob's topic in Off-Topic
    Now for a completely unrelated question: What is Third-Child's role (in Misfile)?
  11. r2d2 replied to dark_blob's topic in Off-Topic
    So... what happened to that backlog?
  12. lol. sorry, I just had to do that. ISP == Internet Service Provider, like Verizon, OS == Operating System, like windows 95 router == that box connected to the phone/cable line
  13. what ISP, OS and router are you using?
  14. alright, I've set up apache, registered the domain, pointed the dns to a ddns program, the router is set for port forward 80 and 443, apache works from 127.0.0.1, and from 192.168.2.x, and even from the domain name on that computer, but from other computers it shows "cannot connect to server". Any ideas what's wrong? it's running apache 2.2.6, windows xp, and a Belkin F5D5230-4 router, if you need that.

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