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I use Dreamweaver on Windows; SciTE on Windows and Linux (a text editor, with similar features that Dreamweaver has, but it's completely free); TextMate on the Mac.

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Hello, I am currently creating a PHP calculator, and I so far have been successful until this point. I want to include a exponent calculation feature, using the "pow()" function. Also, I am just curious if there is a more efficient way to code this. Here is my PHP source: …

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Hello, I am currently learning (or really just begun) Assembly (my first programming language, by the way) and am wondering once I become somewhat good at Assembly, should I start picking up the C language. I know that several languages are based upon it, and I am even planning on …

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Are you talking about hard drive-like storage? Or using it like RAM? Do you want to store your documents on the iPod for semi-permanent storage (i.e. until you format the drive or it fails? If so, then your talking about using it like an external hard drive. Or Do you …

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I know I posted a previous post and a person stated I should read How to Design Programs. However, I was told the following link would be a better choice to start off with. [url]http://maven.smith.edu/~thiebaut/ArtOfAssembly/artofasm.html[/url] My question is: Is this a good resource for a beginner.

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Hey sherryberry: It sounds like a software issue, as you stated once you open an application, the screen would stay on. Does this problem occur before you reach Windows or not (meaning, does it happen when you see that Windows screen before you login)

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IE6 is not very standards compilent. IE7 is better, but still isn't as compliant as Firefox. Also, you should note that you need to design sites that are also compatible with Safari. This won't be an issue as Safari is now on the PC side, and as far as I …

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I, a 13 year old 'geek', am interested in programming. My initial question is whether or not should I start with C++ or Assembly? I know I probably will end up using Assembly (as I want to be able to control everything that happens with it, and I don't want …

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While I know it's not proper form, you can skip using DOCTYPE and META TAGS. META TAGS no longer help with SEO, at least with Google, as they have stopped allowing people from doing this because they would put in a whole bunch of unrelated keywords to get traffic. I …

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I've occasionally have had issues in FF that I haven't in IE, but as a general recommendation, look for articles and tutorials on how to work around your incompatibilities. I have come across a few books that specialize in helping new web designers with that.

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