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Wednesday, September 5th, 2007

One post a month….

Seems to be my pace these days. One day I my get back to blogging. I’ve been pretty busy spearheading the redesign on the UT Libraries site. It officially launched August 13th and it’s a slow process getting a site that big with dozens of people involved updated to a new design. Kind of like [...]

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Monday, June 11th, 2007

It’s getting chilly around here

Safari 3 beta for Windows. I’ll applaud any alternative to Internet Explorer. But with this and Apple’s website makeover, I feel like I’m in an alternate universe.

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Tuesday, June 5th, 2007

OS X Software – Web Design

Cleaning out some of my bookmarks. Here’s some software I find useful. Lynx Text Web Browser 2.8.6.1 Are your pages really usable? Try using them in Lynx. Parallels Desktop The best of both worlds Saft Nice extension for Safari CSSEdit The Best CSS editor for the Mac, at least that’s my opinion

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Wednesday, May 23rd, 2007

Busy May

May is almost over and I’m not sure where it went. Work has been going ok, the UT Libraries version of the new UT web templates should be ready in the next couple of weeks. Then the long and probably painful process of converting the libraries over to the new templates can begin. On a [...]

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Written by Dan Greene, web and library geek. Topics covered here include Library and Information Science, Information Technology, web design, and maybe even a monk or two (more...)

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