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Gebruikend ThumbsUp kunt u belemmering-en-dalingspartijen beelden thumbnails gemakkelijk creëren. Het ondersteunt om het even welk en alle beeldformaten ondersteund door MAC OS X en QuickTime (met inbegrip van Pdf- documenten). [klik om verder te gaan…]
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Het is uw beeldredacteur van keus. U hebt aan Luipaard bevorderd. En Gimp werkt niet meer voor u. U kunt enkele gevonden suggesties proberen hier, of u kunt enkel download AquaGimp. Nota: Ik kan de werken AquaGimp aangaande Intel gebaseerd MAC slechts bevestigen.
Met om het even welk geluk Gimp in elk van het zal werken is X11 spoedig glorie, en dit leerprogramma zal onbeslist worden.
Als u de route gaat AquaGimp (die is wat ik tot op het ogenblik) zijn toevlucht heb genomen blijf lezend voor sommige uiteinden op een paar grillen `' ik tot dusver heb ontdekt.
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Met zeer nuttige Firefox addon Lusje het bron van de Kijker, kunt u een pagina's broncode in een nieuw lusje, eerder dan een nieuw venster (dat het lastige gebrek is) bekijken. [klik om verder te gaan…]
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Jamie van Blog2Life het eenvoudige herontwerp van de Hulp (99%) heeft gebeëindigd. Gebaseerd op lezer koppel een paar dingen terug reeds zijn veranderd, en er zijn één of twee meer te gaan. Maar ik kon niet met de resultaten gelukkiger zijn, en kon geen Jamie genoeg als ontwerper/ontwikkelaar adviseren.
Het volledige herontwerpproces werd verwezenlijkt gebruikend de online hulpmiddelen Het Notitieboekje van Zoho, GTalk en e-mail. Jamie nam mijn constante verzoeken om veranderingen, vitterige en grens onredelijke verzoeken aan, al tijdje dat nooit klaagt. More importantly, he also introduced me to a number of tools and concepts that had never occurred to be before.
With all of that said, and now that he has some time on his hands, Jamie is looking to redesign another site - for free. Contact him and include the site you’d like him to redesign and develop. Be sure to include as much detail as you can (does your site run WordPress, Blogger, or on a custom platform) and he’ll get back to the selected site owner.
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SmallScreenX is a Cocoa version of the “Small Screen” utility for the old Mac OS. It simulates smaller screen resolutions, which can be particularly helpful for web designers. This overview gives you a run down on its main features.
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Why MWSnap doesn’t show up on every “top Windows freeware” list, I’ll never know. Version 3 has been around since 2002 (!?). Admittedly, it hasn’t been updated since 2002 either - it still works perfectly well in XP (I haven’t tested it in Vista yet). With the resulting screenshots you have a choice between BMP, JPG, TIFF, PNG and GIF formats, with selected color depth and quality settings - among dozens of other features. This “part tutorial, part overview” will get you started using MWSnap in no time. [click to continue...]
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After being appalled at what I saw when I viewed Simple Help in my Smartphone, I decided it was time to figure out a way to make this site more appealing to folks using mobile browsers. It didn’t take long for me to find Alex King’s WordPress Mobile Edition plugin. If you follow the instructions outlined in the README (included with the download) it only takes about 30 seconds to convert your WordPress installation to a very usable site for mobile web browsers.
 Simplehelp in a mobile browser |
 Simplehelp post in a mobile browser |
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From their site:
“The Google Analytics widget is an Adobe AIR application that runs on your desktop and displays basic stats for your Google Analytics account.”
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At some point yesterday (Nov 12th, 2007) Google Webmaster Tools got a bit of a redesign. And at least one new feature was added - Subscriber stats. Now you can view the number of users who have subscribed to your RSS feed(s) using Google products such as iGoogle, Google Reader, and Orkut.
Are there any other new features I missed?
Screenshots:
 Dashboard Overview |
 What Googlebot Sees |
 Google Subscriber Stats |
 Tools Overview |
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This brief tutorial will guide you in using The Gimp to resize pictures/images. It’s also a part of the Linux for Parents - A Beginners Guide to Ubuntu series. Though the Gimp is not a Linux specific program, it is included as the default image editing software in Ubuntu. [click to continue...]
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For the last few days I’ve been trying to figure out how to best write this post. This is what I’ve come up with, I hope it’s helpful (cause it sure is long, winded).
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FeedBurner recently announced that their Headline Animator tool can now be used to promote your RSS feed (or site) through other FeedBurner feeds (pubvertising). This brief tutorial will walk you through the steps to do just that. [click to continue...]
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This tutorial will guide you step-by-step through installing IE 5, 5.5 and/or 6 in Ubuntu - using the terrific software IEs4Linux. IEs4Linux was developed for web designers that want to move to Linux but still need to test their sites on IE and Linux users who have to open IE-only sites. [click to continue...]
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The iWebTool plugin for Firefox is really just a quick way to access the tools located at iwebtool.com, but it’s still pretty helpful. [click to continue...]
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Not long ago, Mashable did a very cool roundup of 15 Online Graphics Generators - with a heavy emphasis on the Web 2.0 style. This post was inspired by that list - with no duplicates, and additional resources including pre-created images/logos, tutorials, WordPress Web 2.0 themes etc. And since it’s not exactly an original idea, I decided to double their 15. [click to continue...]
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