hi

[SARGE]

I did a search and couldn't find. Glc recommended one some time ago...I'd like the recommend.

[EzyStvy]

Sarge - you forgot to mention what it is you're looking for

[David M]

I think The Preacher Man is hinting at a birthday present.

Do you want the ultimate driveway security system?

A good pair of night vision binoculars for the neighborhood looky-loo?

A scoped semi-auto for blowing out moving van tires?

Recommendations for a high end Rosewill/XFX computer build that glc will never find out about?

Let us know which you want birthday boy.

[SARGE]

Originally Posted by David M I think The Preacher Man is hinting at a birthday present. Recommendations for a high end Rosewill/XFX computer build that glc will never find out about? Let us know which you want birthday boy.

He'd find out because eventually I'd have to ask a question. Besides, I doubt Fry's would stock it.

For the life of me I can't remember what it was about, but now I think I know. I'm supposed to hit the sack after taking meds, not be up late posting. Another part of my brain kicks in. I think it was about the website place where you can build your own site. I definately need WYSIWYG

[glc]

Oh - a free WYSIWYG HTML editor? Seamonkey. If you need a web host, Surpass Hosting, but they aren't free. You still have your domain?

[SARGE]

Originally Posted by glc Oh - a free WYSIWYG HTML editor? Seamonkey. If you need a web host, Surpass Hosting, but they aren't free. You still have your domain?

I don't mind paying, just need noob friendly. Yeah, still have donroe.org, will always pay the fees(Yahoo) and paid last year but can't access it to do anything. Always worked b4 - now it says under construction. I'm not renewing but the e-mail part still works. I've had it with them. I still need something very user friendly - I don't know html and don't want to.

[glc]

Keep your domain name renewed - you can host it wherever you want. Seamonkey is a very user friendly editor - it's from Mozilla. It's actually a full suite including a browser that's essentially Firefox. If you use a "standard" host such as Surpass, you can "publish" your pages from within the program and/or by using a FTP client such as Filezilla.

Surpass gives you web space and email for 4 to 7 bucks a month, depending on how you pay.