Regular Computer Maintenance

By Paul | Sep 28, 2007

A little while ago I wrote a post titled How To Keep Your Computer Running Smoothly where I explain several tools you should install and use to help keep your computer running. In this post I will provide step-by-step instructions on what I do to keep my computers running without any problems.

Cleaning House
Chances are [...]

Introduction to Cascading Stylesheets (CSS)

By Paul | Sep 26, 2007

In a previous post title Designing Web Pages: Tables or CSS, I briefly talked about using CSS to layout the content of a Web page. I didn’t go into detail about how CSS files are used in conjunction with Web pages or even how they are created.
In this post I will provide a simple introduction [...]

Securing the D-link DI-524 Wireless Router

By Paul | Sep 24, 2007

I recently created a post titled Securing Linksys WRT54G Wireless router in which I provided step-by-step instructions on securing the WRT54G router. The Linksys WRT54G router is a popular router, but it isn’t the only one on the market. In this post I will discuss how to secure another wireless router, the [...]

Designing Web Pages: Tables or CSS

By Paul | Sep 21, 2007

There is some debate recently about the best method to design and layout a Web page. Traditionally, HMTL tables have been used to handle the layout of a Web page. Today, however, a new layout method is gaining more popularity which uses CSS (Cascading Stylesheets).
Which method is the best way of designing a Web [...]

AOL Users – Multiple IP Addresses

By Paul | Sep 19, 2007

A few days ago I was in a forum and someone mentioned that they noticed a discrepancy in their Web server logs. A visitor to their Web site was an AOL user, but they appeared to be making several requests from different IP addresses.
If you are on dialup, you will probably get a different IP [...]

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