Iweb it sure would be nice to ahve full functionality without being on .mac

Iweb it sure would be nice to ahve full functionality without being on .mac. I am apro photographer I need to look professional. I would like a hit counter and a fully functioning slide show. Too bad I cannot do this with the current iweb

Welcome to the forum
I am a .mac user, and there are lots of others on here who aren't and they use both slideshows and hit counters.
If you are prepared to do a little post publishing processing of scripts and html, then these things are available to you.
For a slideshow, visit Cyclosaurus' site, he has done great work for non .mac users.
For a hit counter, do a search on this forum for either NeoCounter or Stat Counter, you should get a few threads back.
Good luck and enjoy iWeb.
Will
1GHz G4, 15" PowerBook, Airport Network, 1G iPod Mini Mac OS X (10.4.6) www.willg4pb.com for iWeb tips

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http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff805040(v=exchg.141).aspx
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Similarities:
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Hi there...
Perhaps I am doing something wrong or I have missed some hidden preference.
Anyway, what is really bugging me is that in my project I have LOTS of files and bins etc.
After importing a clip or creating a new bin and giving it a name PPRO does not sort the list according to names until I come up to the top of the project panel
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After that sorting of recently added items is alphabetical. On the other hand, if I dont come up and do that little trick PPRO wont sort until I close and re-open the project....
Not so Pro
Anyway - THis is using Mac OS X Snow Leopard - Latest Version

2 instances I (or a poor assistant editor) has to rename that many or more clips:
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