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Daily Archives: April 1, 2006
ROI is King
[insert Beavis laugh track] ROI is king, geddit? I’m tired of my simplemindedness too, so just shut up. The point of this post is simply to point to something smart from Jeneane, she from whom I scrounged the Qumana graphic that now appears in my right sidebar credits widget. We say “widgets” here in WordPress [...]
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Something obvious…
When working with the native WordPress editor in a post below, this picture was converted to a thumbnail for inclusion in the post. Here in Qumana, I want to see the whole thing uploaded. Please. Update… glad to see that works! Now, for my next trick, I’ll be removing the “powered by Qumana tag from [...]
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Qumana
It’s the 3.0 beta and the read-me warns of certain conditions where the tool will freeze. If it freezes you lose your copy, so certain steps must be taken. I am thinking of upgrading my PC to Etch-a-sketch 2.0 in order not lose my work. Tags: Qumana, blog tools Powered by Qumana
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April in Paradise
Maria at Alembic shares some drawings, including a pencil sketch of Mount Tamalpais the way she remembers it before the rains of March closed it off from view. I’m at the Hilton in Silver Spring, Maryland. The day dawned bright and humid. It’s a museum day… Hokusai at the Sackler, Degas/Sickert/Lautrec at the Phillips Collection. [...]
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