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CSS Background Colour Usage Primer Tutorial
Have you ever done a webpage Edit->View Page Source or use Firefox’s FireBug to examine HTML and CSS regarding background colours used? For a lot of websites you’ll see, as far as background colours goes, a predominance of “big” RGB … Continue reading
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Another Desktop Job and its GUI Event Analysis
When there is a big job to do I really really like Event Driven programming. All around programming work are events, whether that be for web work or desktop work. It has probably increased over time, because of the increased … Continue reading