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Pretty much any website that accepts direct input from users (i.e., posting pics, text and chat) needs to be run by a professional. Otherwise, your site will be over-run by SQL injections and cross-site scripting. That's why free websites use templates - so that they can control the content. In...

I'm sorry, but I laughed out loud when I read this. 5 or 10 years ago, "free" hosting might have included unresticted access to a server. These days, it means that you can play with a template. You have no control over the server-side code. For that, you have to pay. By way of example, Time...

I've got a "Show Graph" button that renders an image of a graph. It's not dynamic, i.e., you choose the graph from a drop-down menu and the image is delivered to the page. I'd like to put a border around it. Here's the relevant code: protected void ShowGraph_ServerClick(Object sender...

Well, the easiest way to do this is to simply use the button provided by your e-mail provider. Yahoo, for example, uses a symbol that looks like two chain links, located at the top of the message box. Highlight the text you want, click the icon, and insert the address. Your text will now be "hot".

Well, the easiest way to do this is to simply use the button provided by your e-mail provider. Yahoo, for example, uses a symbol that looks like two chain links, located at the top of the message box. Highlight the text you want, click the icon, and insert the address. Your text will now be "hot".

Well, the easiest way to do this is to simply use the button provided by your e-mail provider. Yahoo, for example, uses a symbol that looks like two chain links, located at the top of the message box. Highlight the text you want, click the icon, and insert the address. Your text will now be "hot".

Ask them for directions. It's a non-confrontational way to break the tension. "I'm sorry, folks, I hate to interrupt, but I'm a bit lost and you are the first people I've seen in 10 blocks. Can you help point me in the right direction?"