I'm showing my ignorance here, but how exactly do you save a shell script so you can use it later? One way to codify this is through a weblog, of course, but even with just basic HTML you can build a library of useful pages.
And will I continue encountering problems as I go through your book since I'm working on a Mac, and the book is written from the perspective of PC users? Sermo enables physicians to become more expert, and work together to dramatically impact patient care through collective wisdom.
It's easy to understand.
I found it extremely helpful and easy to understand as I knew nothing about HTML before reading your book.
Intimidated about producing content? Certainly I would have written no article about it. While search engine marketing is still critically important, innovative marketers are beginning to think beyond depending on search to attract prospects.
The subsequent editions of the book included this material, variously as part of one of the early chapters or as a standalone appendix. Or if I did, I had forgotten. How can I get it back? Sermo enables physicians to become more expert, and work together to dramatically impact patient care through collective wisdom. html extension, as you specify needs to happen for the browsers to properly read it. I found it extremely helpful and easy to understand as I knew nothing about HTML before reading your book. So what happens if you just change the "put" to a "get" here?
Then create an alias and drop it onto your desktop. It's a handy little tag. The losers: MySpace, Squidoo, Browzar, Fo. Once you've done that - particularly if you have the script in one of the directories in your PATH - you can execute the script by simply typing its name at the command line. Just like a PDF bound to Preview, or a JPEG associated with GraphicConverter.
I borrowed your book from the public library and they told me that there were "no disks available".
It's a handy little tag.
One way to codify this is through a weblog, of course, but even with just basic HTML you can build a library of useful pages.
I use it whenever I launch a new site. The key is to be passionate about your products, offer useful information and insights to your commmunity.
Do I need the Internet Assistant program in order to do this?
You'll learn something.
Have you checked the standard path to NotePad on your system? Things stagnate, become dull, lose excitement, and creativity takes a break.
Any idea how to fix this?
Intimidated about producing content?
What you put into it is sensed by the viewer. Then create an alias and drop it onto your desktop. Just like a PDF bound to Preview, or a JPEG associated with GraphicConverter. Are there any ways to put a web page on the Internet that do not require extra software? Then create an alias and drop it onto your desktop.