Email Me Form is a free online form generator service that helps you create HTML forms for your website, with no programming required.
Within minutes, by using our easy to use form wizard you can design simple or complex forms that send you an email each time your visitors submit them. After creating the web form, you get a HTML code to paste in your website, and the form will be there and working!
BENEFITS
No Programming required! You select a form template, specify how many fields you want, field names, what type of data should be filled and our site creates the HTML code to copy and paste to your site!
Works with any web hosting account. Your web hosting server does not need to be able to run scripts, the powerful server of the provider processes the form submission, sends you an email with the information and then redirect the visitor to your thank you web page, without the visitor knowing he left your web site. Because of this, the forms are working properly on any kind of web hosting account.
Stop 100% Spam! You probably know already what a bad idea is to put the simple mailto: tag on the contact page. Email harvesting software will find and collect it (even if you are trying to trick it by replacing the @ with at or . with dot) adding it on spam lists. The contact forms contain a Captcha Image displaying letters and numbers which are difficult to be read by non humans, stopping 100% automated submissions.
Tons of features to personalize your form. Manage easy all your HTML forms from your Control Panel, adding, editing and removing forms.
TweetDeck is your personal browser for staying in touch with what's happening now, connecting you with your contacts across Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, and some other social networks. TweetDeck shows you everything you want to see at once, so you can stay organized and up to date. Tweetdeck is an Adobe Air desktop application, available for the Windows, MAC, and Linux operating systems as your desktop application, and iPhone and iPad as well.
It is made of panes that allow you to take the enormous amount of information contained within Twitter and break it down into parts that are more easily managed.
The dark gray TweetDeck beta is one of the more attractive Twitter desktop apps out there. With it, you're able to engage with Twitter tweets much as you can on Twitter.com, and then some. TweetDeck beta, for one, also lets you follow friends' Facebook and MySpace status updates. It shares some similarities with Seesmic Desktop in its default tri-column view, which you can also shrink down to a single column. The requisite filtering buttons and other management tools help keep your in-box tidy. Like other Twitter apps, TweetDeck beta shortens links and manages pictures. You can block and unfollow contacts, even reporting them as spam.
The extras make it nice. TweetDeck beta includes a translation tool, and has recently added syncing, so you can keep your feed preferences and feed content identical on multiple computers and even the iPhone. It offers a lot of visual customization options, and the capability to add new columns, to keep up on search terms, for example.
TweetDeck beta still has some growing to do, especially in making its additional features a little more intuitive. So far its feature set is encouraging, and more robust than other, better established Twitter apps.
An Android™ phone is a cellphone that uses the Google-developed Android™ operating system and platform. Google partnered with the High Tech Computer Corporation (HTCC) to build hardware for the G1 cellphone, the first mobile phone to run the Android™ platform. In 2008, T-Mobile premiered the G1 Android™ phone to the public.
On the technical side, an Android™ phone runs on the android™ operating system, key applications and middleware. It's Linux kernel-based, has applications that are written in the Java language and can even run applications written in the C language. It is also a product, partly, of the Open Handset Alliance, which encourages the use and advancement of open source software for cellphones.
One of the biggest differences between a phone running the android™ platform and others is that the software Android™ uses is a complex operating system. In contrast, the majority of operational cellphones run primitive real time applications.
Hoctro was the first one probably to design such a hack, and was the most popular hack by him. Since Hoctro is back to designing better widgets, so he has released an updated version and hence this hack has been deprecated.
Jackbook had tweaked the the Original hack by Hoctro, and made it a single install widget, and also removed current article being listed in related articles. So the hack is quite simple and you can try it out too. My say: Read on - better hacks are coming. Jackbook – related post widget
Hoctro is back and with a Bang. Not only did he got a better widget, but also optimized it with Google Ajax API. So you Wish to get a widget for your Blogger website, you can go with it , even with your eyes closed. Hoctro has given detailed explanations in his post, on how to’s about the Widget. He is one of the best hack creators for Blogger, and feel free to ask him about the Widget. Related Articles widget for Blogger by Hoctro.
Debajyoti has created a new widget for related posts, and this is the One which I am currently using on my Blog with some Modifications. All Credits to Debajyoti for this beautiful widget. He too has given full details about the installation and is very simple to install. Go ahead and try the Related Post widget by Realtrix.
BLANK is a WP starter theme brought to you from the developers behind Digging Into Wordpress. It is is a theme with more functionality than your typical starter/basic theme, but with almost none of the styling.
In an effort to inspire more WordPress theme designers to embrace HTML 5 they have also released an HTML5 version of Blank, you will find the page link below.
Features:
• It’s XHTML 1.0 STRICT and validates.
• The sidebar is widget-ready.
• Page titles are optimized for best SEO and readability/usability.
• Functions.php file does a number of things: Sets up RSS ’s in the head automatically, loads jQuery and registers the sidebar widget area.
• Its CSS uses a basic star-selector reset.
• Has basic toolbox and WordPress-standard CSS classes, including .screen-reader-text for hiding things.
• Standard typography-related sectors are there but generally without any attributes.
• CSS for threaded comments is in there, but light on actual styling.
• Both screen and print styles included in single stylesheet. Print styles optimized for generic nice printing.
This blank Wordpress theme was developed out of the personal neccessity from its developer. He felt the Sandbox approach, were they maybe useful for some, and other WP frameworks and themes were simply not basic enough. He took the “If you want a thing done well, do it yourself!” approach and developed his own.
Features:
• Compatible with WordPress 2.7.1+ (no threaded comments though).
• Dynamic top menu (page navigation).
• Widget ready sidebar.
• Archive pages that cater for most situations: categories, tags, search, authors, etc.
The purpose of this theme, as with all the others on this page, is to allow you to rapidly build and deploy WordPress driven web sites. Simon has a flexible and basic two-column layout, with quite a lot of features, here are some of them:
Whiteboard has designed to speed up the process of designing and coding a Wordpress theme by eliminating the time spent on Wordpress’ back-end PHP that is used in every Wordpress theme.
The popular (16,000 downloads!) Whiteboard is clean, noted, and compact (only 72KB in size). It includes all the standard PHP tags and PHP files needed – plus a few extras:
Features:
• Widget ready sidebar.
• Pages included: Categories and Archives Templates.
Starkers is free of all style, presentational elements, and non-semantic markup: All non-semantic, presentational class names (e.g: class=“center”, class=“alignleft”) have been removed; all non-semantic, presentational HTML elements (e.g: hr, br) have been removed; all unnecessary elements have been removed (e.g: div class=“entry” disappears entirely and h3 class=“comments” simply becomes h3).
Elements have been converted where necessary (e.g: small becomes p) and some IDs have been kept intact (such as h3 id=“respond”) to preserve functionality.
Browser defaults have been reset in the stylesheet (based on the YUI Reset) to provide a true “clean slate”.
WP Framework is completely extensible, flexible and the starting point for theme authoring and customization. With features like microformats, a traditional template structure, convention over configuration, clean semantic code, good documenation, and it’s atomic templating system, this framework is by far the most feature rich theme on this page.
It is a rock solid foundation for any Wordpress developer but if you are looking for basic, then this is not the theme for you.
Wordpress Naked is a simple two column Wordpress theme developed to assist other developers that need to quickly implement a blog using Wordpress but don’t really have the time to spend looking under the hood in any detail or reading documentation when it comes to applying a quick custom theme (e.g. their clients’ design).
The aim of Naked is to allow a developer, with an already prepared XHTML template, to very quickly apply it to this no-frills theme with the minimum of fuss and knowledge.
Features:
• Lightweight, semantic and validating XHTML.
• Minimal and commented CSS.
• The site title and strap line are H1 on the homepage and H4 internally.
• The HTML title contains the site name on the homepage and the post title on the internal pages/
• The post titles are H2 on the homepage and H1 on their standalone pages.
After you’ve finished your mock-ups in XHTML and CSS, you will always have to go through the same process: copy the style.css to the theme folder, chop up the HTML into various PHP files, tweak some stuff, and ship off the theme. During this process you will often find yourself going back and usiong the same tags, formats, and templates. This is were the This is were the WordPress Starter Theme Project comes in, it basically takes away the monotony from Wordpress design.
Features:
• Blank style.css with theme name, author, URL, etc. tags at the top.
• Content-ready 404, archive, search, index, single post, and page files.
• Full, working comments.php file.
• Complete header.php set up with links to RSS, a stylesheet, and JS file.
If you have been designing Wordpress themes for a long time the chances are you would have at some time or other downloaded and used the Wordpress Sandbox. The Sandbox was the original Wordpress blank theme, perhaps a little out-dated now, but still a very useful and powerful tool that should not be ignored.
The Sandbox can be easily designed just with CSS, so beginners will feel comfortable not having to worry about the PHP. And seasoned developers and designers can accomplish almost anything with minimal work, thanks to the rich, semantic markup and profusion of classes dynamically generated by the Sandbox. It is a timeless Wordpress legend that should be put into the same bracket as Kubrick and K2.
With the ET-Starter Theme you can easily choose between a 3 column, 2 column, and single column layout. Built in theme options, which allows you to choose whether you want a header image, then with the ‘Custom Image Header API’ built right in and easily disable the credit link within the footer. It also supports WP-PageNavi, Twitter Tools, and Contact Form 7 plugins. It also includes a built-in jQuery drop down menu.
Let’s face it: posting via email to your Blogger blog might not be the most convenient way of updating your blog. However, you can think about different situations, when this feature would be useful. For example you cannot access your Blogger account for some reason, or your favorite third party posting application has crashed, or you are on the go, and your phone does not have the data package or necessary feature to make mobile posts. Anyway, be aware that there is a simple method of doing it by sending email message.
The task can be divided in two parts:
Registering you email account for posting on you blog.
By default this email posting feature is turned off on all new blogs but if you want to enable this you need to follow the instructions given below.
·Login to blogger.com and choose the blog (if you have multiple blogs in your account) for which you want to enable email posting.
·Click on small envelope icon beside blog's title. See image given below:
·On a pop-up set a secret word of your choice. See image given below:
·Now Click on the Save Button, After setting up a secret word would make an email address like this:
YourUserName.YourSecretWord.blogger.com
Keep the email address secret as this would be a public email address and anyone from anywhere is able to send an email automatically publishing it to your blog. Keep it in safe place on your records or just remember it.
Be sure to specify whether or not you prefer your email posts to publish automatically. If this option is not checked, then your posts will be saved on your account but will not appear on your blog until you log in to Blogger.com and publish them yourself.
Alternatively, in Settings | Email you can create a Mail-to-Blogger address which you will use to send posts via email to your blog:
2. Publishing to your blog via email message.
Create a new email from any email address.
Add your secret email address of your blog in recipient's address box.
Put in meaningful Subject because that would be the title of the post.
Write the text in the email body and that would be the text of the post. You can also attach images in your posts by attaching the images in email as attachments.
Sometimes email programs append text to the bottom of each sent message; to make sure this garbage doesn't get posted to your blog, put #end at the end of your post.
Notes:
There are two formats that emails generally use: plain text and HTML. Many email clients will have an option to switch between the two modes. Here's what happens when you use either of these formats in Mail-to-Blogger:
Plain Text: Everything is published on your blog exactly as you type it. That is, entering in your post will not make text bold. The <> brackets will be escaped and your published blog will actually display as text.
HTML: All HTML is interpreted as HTML. If you use your email client's formatting functions to make text bold, you may not see the tag, but it will be included in your post and the text will appear bold on your blog. If you want to enter code manually, you may need to use an "edit source code" mode or something similar in your email client.
"The malware arrives via instant message through Yahoo or Skype with any one of a number of messages, including 'Does my new hair style look good? bad? perfect?' or 'My printer is about to be thrown through a window if this pic won't come out right. You see anything wrong with it?' Bkis wrote in a blog post," writes CNET News' Elinor Mills.
"The message includes a link to a Web page that looks like it leads to a JPEG, or image file," Mills writes. "When the link is clicked on, the browser displays an interface that looks like the RapidShare Web hosting site and offers up a ZIP file for download. The extracted file is actually an executable file with a .com extension."
Social networking sites like Facebook and twitter have already gained popularity amongst youngsters as well as people from all walks of life.Companies offer different handsets that provide access to social networks like Facebook and others. India’s leading GSM mobile service operator Aircel has introduced Facebook updates on SMS service to its prepaid and postpaid subscribers. That means this service does not require any internet or GPRS connection. The user can now see and post status updates, comment, like, poke and more from their mobile phones.
San Francisco – Microsoft offers support for its products for five years and extended support for another five years. That time will soon be up for Windows 2000 (desktop and server) and Windows XP SP2: July 13 is the last day that extended support will be available.
According to Microsoft, self-help online support (such as Microsoft online Knowledge Base articles, FAQs, troubleshooting tools, and other resources) will be available for at least a year longer. But paid support, support assistance, and security updates will be discontinued on July 13.
Thin-and-light laptops were a major trend in 2009, but is that still the case in 2010? A recently circulating series of photos from Vietnamese tech Web site vozExpress show what looks like a soon-to-be-announced Toshiba laptop, one that promises to be both the thinnest and lightest 13-incher on the market. Based on the corner we can see, it certainly looks attractive. As to whether it's truly useful remains to be seen.
We've gone down this road before with the Dell Adamo, MacBook Air, MSI X340, and the Dell Adamo XPS. Being extremely thin and light can be attractive qualities in a notebook, but they're usually also expensive ones, and tend to happen at the expense of performance and/or battery life.
That might be where this Toshiba could have an edge: the report claims the computer will run off a standard-voltage Intel Core i3/i5 CPU and have a second, specialized Super Charged Ion battery, a new technology that can charge to 90 percent capacity in 10 minutes. SCiB batteries haven't been used yet in laptops; Toshiba's Web site mentions applications ranging from lawnmowers and electric bicycles to forklifts and solar power generators. It's unclear whether a laptop version would offer a long battery life, or just be able to charge-and-rally quickly.
Based on the news of a specialized battery and the bit of design we see peeking out of this photograph, it doesn't sound like it will be cheap. But it does sound intriguing, especially if the battery reports turn out to be true.
The 30-day free trial versions of all Adobe CS5 applications are now available for download on adobe.com. These are fully functional so you can test-drive every single feature that’s available in the retail version of the software.
