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Keeping website / graphic design content separate to photography articles While we think it's important for website developers to take their own photographs for use on their sites, we also recognise that not all photographers create websites. For this reason, we have decided to continue our photography articles over on their own domain at SLR Photography Guide. We will still update developers who use this website on useful articles we've added to the photography guide. For instance we have plans in the near future for adding an article on product photography for designers who have online stores. Recently we've added...

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What monitor resolution should your website be created for nowadays? When I first started in design over ten years ago, the trend was to create a website that suited a monitor with display settings of 640×480 resolution. Soon after 800×600 became the standard resolution that many designers still create websites for nowadays. However, if my statistics are anything to go by, many of these sites can now be safely updated to at least 1024×768, yet still be within an efficient range for the majority of their visitors. Displayed below is a screen shot of my statistics showing what monitor resolutions...

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Update for Hypergurl Hosting Clients Domain Central is now easier to use, especially when managing multiple domains! Select several domains and make changes to all of them at once. Now you can: • Create groups for domains and classify and manage them by name. • View domains by group or in one consolidated list. • Sort by domain name or expiration date. • Search for individual domains by domain name or expiration date. • Select multiple domains and apply the same change to all of them at once, including: o Set Contact Info o Refresh WHOIS o Enable/Disable Domain Privacy...

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The Next Internet Millionaire, web reality show hosted by Joel Comm Joel Comm, an Internet entrepreneur is set to start one of the webs first reality shows called The Next Internet Millionaire. This online reality show will see 12 contestants compete for cash and prizes, while at the same time learn important entrepreneurial skills to helping them become Internet Millionaires. After watching the first episode it certainly is interesting. It views similar to Donald Trump's television show The Apprentice. All twelve contestants have been somewhat successful with online ventures on their own. For example Charles Trippy has a popular UTube...

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