Recent content by Digital Cro-Magnon

Yep, you could do this too: $color = array(); foreach($C as $key => $value){ $color[] = $value; }

What kind of error messages do you get when you open the PDF's? Are you using Acrobat or some other program?

You can try Mint Linux with the lightweight desktop Xfce: http://www.linuxmint.com/edition.php?id=62 It should have all the codecs for mp3 included

AvidEmux works well and it's free! http://fixounet.free.fr/avidemux/

I would used GParted from a Linux live CD (Ubuntu perhaps???) I have used it in the past and have had no real issues. But, be sure to make backups first, just in case.:)

I don't think that two 1TB drives will fill one 2TB drive for backup unless the whole of both 1TB drives are full and no compression is used. But if you are worried, you can always get an inexpensive NAS with three 2TB drives in a RAID 5 setup, thereby giving you 4TB of usable and redundant...

Actually, with FireFox's Web Developer extension you can remove cookies for various sites and even edit their contents, if you wish. The are other extensions for cookies too. One name CookieKiller where you can remove cookies from specific sites etc.

LOL, I can build www.facebook.com in 80 hours:p ;)

All these programs should be available to Fedora 14. For example, you must be root to install the software at command line: yum install openssl

Yes you can run a VM in Fedora 14. Try VirtualBox, it's pretty easy to use and free. As far as file encryption, use TrueCrypt.

Not an outrageous price. Yeah, you can go the cheap route, but buyer beware there, since you don't really know what you'll get. At least you know the guy and I don't think he is trying to take advantage of you. Since you are a construction developer you should know the value of time and what...

What's the subnet mask on the internal network?

I suppose if you don't have the code or even access to it, and can't control the domain, it makes it hard to do much of anything technically. Maybe you can contact the Better Business Bureau or a local newspaper to shed light on the kinda shady practices this web host/developer employs...

You could try virtual hosting. set up subdomains as DNS A record for each lawyer: joesmith.lawyers.com , for example Then set up a virtual host in the web server to point to a directory SERVER_ROOT so joesmith.lawyers.com would look the same as www.lawyers.com in code you could sniff...

Yep prototype.js would work too:D function swapImage() { switch (intImage) { case 1: $('id_of_img_element').src = "images/stories/demo/frontpage/front_cover.jpg" intImage = 2 return(false); case 2: $('id_of_img_element').src...