I don't get it . . . all I see are 'placeholders,' for everything except the free web-hosting.
Am I doing something wrong?
Rapid Prototyping and Layered Writing
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- Lester Curtis
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Re: Rapid Prototyping and Layered Writing
I was raised by humans. What's your excuse?
- Lester Curtis
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Re: Rapid Prototyping and Layered Writing
Ah, I went back and found the ones you linked . . . just hadn't clicked enough little buttons the first time.
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Re: Rapid Prototyping and Layered Writing
I think you could easily have it default to having the entire tree rolled down. I think most computer users understand the plus and minus buttons and how they work -- it's pretty intuitive, and easy to pick up for those who may not have seen it before. Then, a visitor could roll up the ones he wasn't interested in and un-clutter it himself.
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Re: Rapid Prototyping and Layered Writing
Tao, I just spent some time looking at the update -- very effective. The color change on mouse-over is a nice touch for the tree. (I know that was there before, just forgot to mention it earlier.)
I can see how this would work for you.
I also spent some time looking at your "Creator and the Catalyst" page and bookmarked it. How often do you update that, and what kind of readership do you have?
I can see how this would work for you.
I also spent some time looking at your "Creator and the Catalyst" page and bookmarked it. How often do you update that, and what kind of readership do you have?
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- Lester Curtis
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Re: Rapid Prototyping and Layered Writing
Oops . . . guess I missed that.TaoPhoenix wrote: Thank you!
However, Creator & the Catalyst is Mark Edgemon's page. I link to it as a courtesy, and I provide a little administrative advice there. The main theme is his brainchild. : )

I was raised by humans. What's your excuse?