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I'm pumped! My session went smoothly without any glitches. Not only that but I had a perfect audience. Everyone was familiar with CSS enough that I didn't need to really explain the code, but just demonstrate it's output. None of the audience use Win98 or Macintosh (with the exception of Eric Meyer who uses OS9 and he wasn't worried about DW's multi-user configuration). Russ Helfland, Macromedia Principle Engineer, was in attendance, and taking notes. <innocent>I <hinted /> at some features I'd like to see (fixed).</innocent> The session wasn't just tips in the book; about 40% are not in the book. All in all, I'm pleased with how my session turned out. :-)
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Comment from Derren. on 6/13/2003
Damn, Eric STILL uses OS9? That can't be. My opinion has been shattered, though boosted quite a bit by discovering that he's a Mac user! Then again, the coolest folks are. :)
He alos loves sushi... Now you have to like him. ~Angela
Comment from Dan on 6/4/2003
Mucho congrats :), glad it went so well :).
Thanks Dan :-) Really wish you were here. No way you can miss it next time. MAX, November, Salt Lake City, be there! ~Angela
Comment from Wojciech on 6/3/2003
Is it 40% of Dreamweaver MX Killer Tips Part 2? ;-)
I can see you have little chances over there to check your site on a Mac. I said seriously about the solution for your search form - just put the form in a table (do not remove DIV of course), and it will go to the top-right also in IE Mac. As I remember, some other browsers also don't like forms directly on "layers".
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Lol, no... I've fixed the location of the search. Putting it in a tablee doesn't help though. I'll blog about it. ;-) ~Angela