How to bookmark a part of the page?
June 14, 2008
I want to share really cool tool. You are probably using bookmarking sites to save interesting pages, articles or whole sites. But what about when you want to clip just a part of the text, one paragraph or just one sentence? Fortunately there is a solution in the form of web 2.0 tool. It is very useful. Instead of bookmarking whole web page, with this web 2.0 tool you can clip exactly what you want, and at the same time to have organized those memos. Try Clipmarks by yourself, but before that let me tell you how easy is for use.
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How Much Mozilla Firefox can be better?
June 12, 2008
I just read an article on readwriteweb about release of Firefox 3 from Mozilla, expected to be on 17th June. There is more explanation on what we can expect about new release, and you can read whole article there. I just picked the most important part, and that is the list of improvements. Looks amazing!
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What’s A Trackback?
June 8, 2008
In a nutshell it’s a type of linkback. It’s a process for bloggers to send a notification and demand for linkback once they write something in one of their documents that directs to other blogger content. Once a weblog author publishes a post, the other blogger receives a notification, and through moderation process can permit or refuse the trackback. They moderate it just like a regular comment. If they permit it, trackback will show in comment sector of their post, with linkback to the first blogger.
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Optimize Your Images Like a SEO Professional
June 3, 2008
I have decided to switch to revolution theme and will do that next week because this week I will have limited access to the internet. And this excellent WordPress theme is nice intro for my post, because its area is much smaller than xmark theme which I am using in this moment. So, my large images do not fit in the new weblog theme, and I will need to adjust them. I’ve already done that with few of them and will continue with the rest.
The point is that I need to reformat my blog images. And I want them to fit in nice, and I found that general rules (which will not cause problems in any theme) are:
- For images, only use .jpg or .gif file formats;
- Images on the site should be no larger than 400 x 400 pixels at the most. Even better size would be 200 x 200.
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You Don’t Have to Be A Professional To Monitor Your Market!
May 26, 2008
Whatever your site is about and whatever market you are in, this service is bringing post material to you. Like I stated in the post google web accelerator can speed up mozilla firefox and internet explorer Google is offering so much amazing tools behind the searching the web.
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Trackback Now, or You’ll Hate Yourself Later
May 20, 2008
Getting adequate image related to a blog post can be time consuming. And also, we all want more traffic.
Here I have created a video showing how to get more potential traffic to the WordPress blog using simple extension for Mozilla Firefox.
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What is RSS?
May 18, 2008
I will explain RSS very quickly. If you don’t know what is RSS and what is RSS Reader, it can sound and look like bogy. Actually its not so hard and I will keep it simple. You can also watch a video with explanation.
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Image and Photo Edit in Easy Way
May 15, 2008
I have used online tools for images resizing. But, recently I discovered a perfect web 2.0 tool for full photo editing. Its better and advanced than any other I used before. You can put your images online and fix it and adjust it as you like. Its called Picnik. And the best part it can be synchronized with Mozilla Firefox as add-on. Bear with me, because I’m going to show you how.
First, at Picnik You can add your image from all around the web. Get it directly from MySpace, Facebook, Flickr, Photobucket, or you can just start from your own album from your computer or from web cam. Quite simple.
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Speed up Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer With Google Web Accelerator
May 10, 2008
Google Web accelerator will speed up your Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer browsers. It will not work for other browsers.
When you say Google, you first think on google search engine. Logical. But there is so much behind this simple white web page with just one search bar. As you probably know you can explore google maps, google videos, google images, use Google Talk and Google mail, but please don’t stop here with google. You can go much further.
In a minute, I’ll tell you how you can speed up your Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer using simple Google program.
Mozilla
Google is only a half of the story here. If you are not using Mozilla Firefox, than consider switching to. Mozilla is proven and reliable. Here is just one feature I much like at Mozilla, which is not available at Internet Explorer. If you close accidently your browser, you will be able to restore your session. Yes, cool as a cucumber 
At Internet Explorer you can not do that. Period. And there is more cool Mozilla features, but let’s focus on the topic.
Here is where you can get the Google Web Accelerator program. Just watch the video. And pay attention on video topic, because you will not be able to play youtube, rever or google videos if you don’t disable in that particular moment.
Get this: Google Web accelerator
Bottom line is that you should not expect miracle, but it will make the difference and make your Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer faster.
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