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• What's up with the website design and development software inDesign? All I see on the Adobe website is Muse.

  What's up with the website design and development software inDesign? All I see on the Adobe website is Muse.@@

  Startup - Gray, Blue or White screen at boot, w/spinner/progress bar
  Startup - Gray Screen
  Startup Issues - Resolve
  Startup Issues - Resolve (2)

• My Website Design and Pages in the iWeb Application has all Disappeared?

  Hello,
  Last time I uploaded to my website I pressed save as always. Now when I open iWeb (Version 1.1.2) my design and the web pages I created are all gone and it asks me to choose a template as if this is the first time I have used the Application iWeb.
  My website is still on-line. How can I correct this? Does it have something to do with the MobileMe fiasco?
  Thanks Rock

  RockSavage wrote:
  Does it have something to do with the MobileMe fiasco?
  Rock ~ Perhaps. To use MobileMe, the version of OS X you indicate you are using (10.4.10) needs to be upgraded to 10.4.11. See this _.Mac to MobileMe transition FAQ_. ...Run +Software Update+ and you may also get an iWeb update.
  It sounds like iWeb cannot find its Domain file, normally located in the +~/Library/Application Support/iWeb+ folder. Have you moved it, or made any major changes to your Mac?
  If you've been prudently making backup copies of iWeb's domain file as described HERE, you could try double-clicking on that backup copy and see if it opens up the last backup version of your sites.
  "iWeb stores everything in a Domain file, normally located in the ~/Library/Application Support/iWeb folder (although it can be moved). If you no longer have this file, you can view your currently published pages and manually recreate them within iWeb, but there is no way to import published pages back into iWeb. You can manually back up the Domain file, or use Backup to back it up."
  ...quoted from HERE.

• NEW TO WEBSITE DESIGN AND MAINTENANCE

  Hi. I run my own business and got a friend of a friend to design a website for me. The problem was that when I wanted it updated I was paying £50 each time. I have decided to try and learn how to update the website myself but feel as if I have bitten off more than I can chew. The designer used dreamweaver and he has given me all the information I need to log in to edit the website. What I need to know is this.....is it possible for someone who has never done anything in web design to learn to change text and images on a website and if yes can all of this be done on dreamweaver? I went on to one of these just answer sites and was advised to download  FTP and HMTL editor. Do I need to do this as well as dreamweaver? Sorry for all of the questions.

  Adding content management, as Nancy suggested as one possible option, can be very costly, although it is the easiet way for non-technical people to maintain a website. Normally content management isn't added after the fact.
  Your situation is similar to that of a client of mine. He had a website created by someone who did a nice job, and the client attempted to maintain it in dreamweaver afterwards. For the most part this went OK. The client was able to change names and photos of his staff as they came and went. He was able to update his product offering and so forth. But sometimes, because he had little grasp of HTML and CSS, he made a little mess here and there, so that eventually the site didn't look very nice.
  Your site is very simple (that's not a bad thing) so self-maintenance probably would not be overwhelming. Download the trial version of Dreamweaver, spend a few days with a beginning Dreamweaver book, and see if yo still want to go down that road.
  It sounds like the designer is willing to cooperate with you, so maybe you can dive in and maintain it in Dreamweaver, calling on the designer for help on an as needed basis.

• I have a question about flash website design and google indexing!

  first off i want to say I hate HTML (call it HTM HELL) I love Flash.Im a big propononent of flash.OK about a month ago I built a 100% flash site,told google to crawl it,then come to find out they cant see any text inside images.So I did what i didnt want to do,I took all my hard work down and had to work even harder and created a fully 100% HTM hell site.and just under 4 weeks later google still has my flash site in its cache.the question im trying to get at is if google cant read 100% flash sites whats the point in creating flash sites(mine's a business site.)I want to get into creating flash sites for other people too but if google cant read them how would a person be able to do a search for say what i do:pc repair in google & then my flash site would come up in googles search results.This is potentially costing me lots of money.I dont like "coding" HTML i want to design in flash.HEEEeeelllppp!

  Google can crawl Flash, though I'm not sure how well, but either way nothing can read text that is not text - ie an image. The workaround - and still relevant for all other search engines, is to put all your content inside the div tag that your Flash is written into. The alternate content that one would see if they didn't have Flash, or didn't have JavaScript enabled.
  There is a good tutorial on SEO with Flash on the SWFObject site: http://blog.deconcept.com/2006/03/13/modern-approach-flash-seo/
  You can also just Google 'Flash SEO' and get a good deal of info.

• New to website design and iWeb.

  I work in a pediatric clinic and am creating a website for patients to access information in iWeb v3.0.4.  I created a Patient Forms page and have several documents available in .pdf format.  I want patients to be able to print forms before coming into the office.  I setup a link to each of the files on the page and if clicked, takes the vistor away from the page to the .pdf file.  The visitor must hit the 'Back' button to return to my site.
  Is there a way in iWeb for the .pdf to be displayed without leaving the Patient Forms page?

  When you setup the link in the Inspector/Link/Hyperlink pane check the "Open link in new window" checkbox.
  Click to view full size
  Or if you compress/zip the pdf file and link to the zipped version clicking on the hyperlink will automatically download the file rather than open it in a browser window.  This demo page has example links: LinkTestPage
  OT

• How to design a forum like that?

  Hello,
  I'm studying web design and forum development,
  by chance, I visited a webmaster forum http://www.webmastersun.com via google
  I really want to design a forum look like that.
  can you show me ways ? which CMS should I choose ?
  what should I know ?
  Thank much!

  It is designed using vBulletin - http://www.vbulletin.com/.But you can also use following CMS to develop sites like this:-
  Vanilla - http://vanillaforums.org/
  BBPress / BuddyPress - http://bbpress.org/
  Simple Press - http://simple-press.com/
  Mini BB - http://www.minibb.com/
  Phorum - http://www.phorum.org/

• Subnet config and switch layout for windows 2012 ISCSI server

  I would like to ask about subnet design and switch layout in regards to using a Windows 2012 ISCSI solution. When you guys design subnets for ISCSI configurations do you use one subnet or multiple subnets?  Also do you link the switches together when
  designing your ISCSI layouts? These types of things are normally discussed in vendor deployment guides.  However, I have not come across a best practices guide for deploying Server 2012 ISCSI.

  I would like to ask about subnet design and switch layout in regards to using a Windows 2012 ISCSI solution. When you guys design subnets for ISCSI configurations do you use one subnet or multiple subnets?  Also do you link the switches together
  when designing your ISCSI layouts? These types of things are normally discussed in vendor deployment guides.  However, I have not come across a best practices guide for deploying Server 2012 ISCSI.
  For iSCSI you typically create a separate subnets around physical NICs you use for iSCSI traffic (assuming they are used by iSCSI target for MPIO of course). Here are few guides on how to do that (some for Windows Server 2008 R2 but you can ignore that fact
  as target itself did not change much and concepts are still the same). See:
  Configure iSCSI MPIO on Windows (full)
  http://blogs.technet.com/b/migreene/archive/2009/08/29/3277914.aspx
  (make sure you have at leas one connection before you try to enable MPIO)
  Setting up a Target and Initiator
  http://www.server-log.com/blog/2011/7/26/setting-up-an-microsoft-iscsi-target-and-initiator-using-mpi.html
  You need however be aware of a couple of facts... 
  1) MSFT does not see much future in iSCSI and is replacing it with SMB3 where it can. So if you want to use iSCSI to provide shared storage to your guest VMs you need to use shared VHDX hosted on SMB3 share, see:
  Shared VHDX for guest VM Cluster
  http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn265980.aspx
  If you plan to use iSCSI to host CSV and VM images there you again can use SMB3 share, see:
  Hyper-V over SMB
  http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj134187.aspx
  That's both simpler to manage (you don't configure anything except teaming for NICs to enable SMB Multichannel and create a shared folder in a few clicks) and faster: MSFT iSCSI target is not cached @ server side while (OK, Hyper-V ovens VMs in a pass-thru
  mode but other users typically don't do that). SQL Server is the same as Hyper-V in terms of SMB3 support, Windows clusters support SMB3 share as a witness and so on.
  2) That's a single point of failure. Think about using SoFS instead of a single SMB3 share and think about clustering your target (you'll need a separate fault tolerant back end of that) to increase uptime. See:
  MSFT iSCSI Target Failover Cluster
  http://techontip.wordpress.com/2011/05/03/microsoft-iscsi-target-cluster-building-walkthrough/
  Good luck! :)
  StarWind VSAN [Virtual SAN] clusters Hyper-V without SAS, Fibre Channel, SMB 3.0 or iSCSI, uses Ethernet to mirror internally mounted SATA disks between hosts.

• What does a website design/seo firm look like?

  HI to all,
  I am a website designer and partime seo / sem in Australia.
  Currently I am working from home and thinking of moving into
  an office soon.
  I was just wondering if anyone can give me feedback on where
  you work from.
  Do you work from home?
  Do you work from an office?
  Advantage / dissadvanges from one or the other.
  If business seems to be going well from home should I spend
  the extra $ to move into an office and hopefuly improve on the
  business image.
  Also I have hnever been into website designers or seo office,
  what's there? Chairs, Desk & Computers, or is it set up like a
  retail store?
  Do your customers come to visit you? or do you visit them?
  Any comments or feedback is greatly appreciated.
  Mal

  On Thu, 9 Aug 2007 19:38:08 -0400, "P@tty Ayers ~ACE"
  <[email protected]> wrote:
  >
  >"Win Day" <[email protected]> wrote
  in message
  >news:[email protected]...
  >> On Thu, 9 Aug 2007 11:24:08 -0400, "P@tty Ayers
  ~ACE"
  >> <[email protected]> wrote:
  >>
  >>>
  >>>"Win Day"
  <[email protected]> wrote in message
  >>>news:[email protected]...
  >>>
  >>>> I'm a consultant, not a manufacturer. For
  the most part, consultants
  >>>> go to their clients.
  >>>
  >>>And I'm neither of those. But of course, no web
  developers/designers are
  >>>manufacturers. :-)
  >>>
  >>
  >> Do you create a product or provide a service?
  >>
  >> If you feel that you are creating a product, then
  you are a
  >> manufacturer. A custom manufacturer, perhaps, but a
  manufacturer.
  >>
  >> My business model is such that I provide a service.
  The end result is
  >> a website, or an addition to or improvement of a
  website. But I
  >> market myself as a consultant.
  >
  >For the record, the word "manufacture" definitely doesn't
  mean "someone who
  >creates a product"; it has a much more specific
  definition: "The process of
  >making wares by hand or by machinery especially when
  carried on
  >systematically with division of labor" [Merriam-Webster].
  It doesn't make
  >sense to apply the term to web design. Just keeping the
  verbiage straight
  >here. :-)
  >
  We're going to have to disagree on the definition of
  manufacture.
  There are more meanings to the word. In its simplest form, it
  merely
  means to make.
  Dictionary.com:
  2. the making or producing of anything; generation
  5. to work up (material) into form for use
  American Heritage Dictionary:
  1. a. To make or process (a raw material) into a finished
  product,
  especially by means of a large-scale industrial operation.
  2. To create, produce, or turn out in a mechanical manner
  Online Etymology Dictionary:
  something made by hand
  WordNet:
  1. the organized action of making of goods and services for
  sale
  Kenerman English Multilingual Dictionary:
  to make, originally by hand but now usually by machinery and
  in large
  quantities
  My point is that there ARE firms who are absolutely mass
  producing
  websites. These are the folks who offer the "one from column
  A, one
  from column B" sites, sometimes Flash and sometimes HTML.
  Minimal
  labour, minimal customization - and these sites are most
  definitely
  marketed and priced as commodities.
  It all comes down to what the business does and how it is
  marketed. Do
  you make and sell a product: a website? Or do you sell a
  service?
  My company sells a service. From all appearances, yours sells
  websites.
  Not sure how we got on this track from what the office looks
  like.
  Win
  Win Day, Wild Rose Websites
  http://www.wildrosewebsites.com
  [email protected]
  Skype winifredday

• Adobe used to have a clean, well designed website and forum.

  Now since Macromedia acquired Adobe, the website and forums have become a visually cluttered nightmare. I'm sure if they try even more sh!t can be jammed into the pages which still have way too much white space. they must not be trying hard enough.
  Am I the only one who finds this new look is getting uglier and uglier?

  Saskatchewanobie wrote:
  We can see that. Just because the forums and the logo are ugly doesn't mean we guys are blind!
  Kath may know I don't see it:

• The background behind my pages has turned black, how do i get it to go back to grey? i have switched between preview, normal, bleed, slug and presentation and closed and opened in design and it is still black. I can't imagine layouts with the black backgr

  the background behind my pages has turned black, how do i get it to go back to grey? i have switched between preview, normal, bleed, slug and presentation and closed and opened in design and it is still black. I can't imagine layouts with the black background please help!

  or maybe the interface has been set to Dark?
  Go to Preferences > Interface tab, choose Light from Color Theme dropdown on Apearance section (upper part of the window)

• Can I duplicate the design and layout of an old form to create a new form?

  Can I duplicate the design and layout of an old form to create a new form?

  Hi;
  You sure can.
  From the "My Forms" tab with the form selected there is a "Duplicate" button on the toolbar along the top, there is also "Duplicate" in the right click context menu on a form:
  Also, you can export a "Design file" (basically a template) of any form locally that can be implorted into your or anyone elses account.  With the form open click "File" - "Export design File".  This will save a design file to your computer which you can use to "Import Design file".
  Thanks,
  Josh

• The 'Designer' and 'Designer Headstart' forums

  There have recently been some changes that some of you will have
  noticed to the name of this forum; it changed from 'Designer
  Headstart' to 'Designer'.
  A new forum has been created for 'Designer Headstart'.
  I agree that it may have been simpler just to create
  a 'Designer' forum, but there were technical reasons why it was
  done this way, so could we ask that all future Headstart posts
  (and those concerning the other Accelerators including ODWA,
  CDM, CDM RuleFrame) be posted to the Designer Headstart forum
  rather than the Designer forum.
  In this way, the Accelerators and Designer Product Management
  teams can monitor their own respectives forums.
  Thanks, and apologies for any inconvenience.
  Simon Day - Designer Product Management

  There have recently been some changes that some of you will have
  noticed to the name of this forum; it changed from 'Designer
  Headstart' to 'Designer'.
  A new forum has been created for 'Designer Headstart'.
  I agree that it may have been simpler just to create
  a 'Designer' forum, but there were technical reasons why it was
  done this way, so could we ask that all future Headstart posts
  (and those concerning the other Accelerators including ODWA,
  CDM, CDM RuleFrame) be posted to the Designer Headstart forum
  rather than the Designer forum.
  In this way, the Accelerators and Designer Product Management
  teams can monitor their own respectives forums.
  Thanks, and apologies for any inconvenience.
  Simon Day - Designer Product Management

• I created an account but haven't yet purchase any products yet! I'm a publisher launching  a magazine so i need something for design and making a layout for magazine! Please help is there a number i can talk to someone ?

  created an account but haven't yet purchase any products yet! I'm a publisher launching  a magazine so i need something for design and making a layout for magazine! Please help is there a number i can talk to someone ?

  Adobe Connect Support phone numbers
  or
  Cloud Plans https://www.adobe.com/products/creativecloud/buying-guide.html

• Final Cut Pro and Website Design

  I'm guessing that the majority of videos created in Final Cut Studio could be exported to be used on a website such as this, right? www.newportchurch.com The initial video seems to be Dreamweaver, or at least, that's what I'm guessing, so....
  And could anyone recommend an inexpensive website design suite that can handle video and audio and special effects, and is compatible with FCS?

  The website there is made with flash and a video editor.