Yes, Adobe Photoshop, even though it is VERY expensive, is worth the money but only if you plan on using that program to make money. If you're going to get your money back by selling graphics, web sites, etc. then yes, invest. If you're using it for personal use, you'll be out $2,000.

If you're using CSS for you site you should just adjust your coding. Try this (but put it in < > tags and subsititute * with the values) div style="width: *px; height: *px; margin-bottom: 0px;" now, it'll have to be in a table or something that will position it horizontally where you want ...

I'm not finished with my site yet, haven't gotten a **** of it done except the blog.

http://envoxia.thesmokylounge.com/babble/

http://www.goodphptutorials.com << self explanitory?

Here is an image I created in Photohop 7.0. I was pretty proud of how it turned out.

It's ok. For a business website, it's a little rough. If you really want to draw people in, you're going to have to do a little better. The design isn't bad but you need to create the other subpages and tweek the visuals (such as the counter mentioned) a bit more.

It's nice and simple, more then I can say for my layouts. While I do like the simplicity of your blog, I just can't seem to do anything simple myself.

From what i've seen, people seem to be making pretty good money with that "Type At Home / Data Entry" thing. Where they make a whole website telling you how they make a bunch of money every month just typing at home. Then, when you sign up for it, it turns out they just send you instructio...

Too many. I've got 129 points and i'm hoping to get a .info domain. I really want a .org but that would honestly result in me having to spam the heck out of this board, which i'm just not going to do. I have 171 posts to go for a .info domain and 371 posts to go for a .org domain.

Alright, will someone back me up on this. Tuesday, Nov. 28, 2006 it was 70 degrees here in Wichita, KS. Wednesday, Nov. 29, 2006 it dropped down in the 20's and now..

Should this even be possible?