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Whoever decided to call it a funny bone had a very sick sense of humor... ~Angela
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Well, it looks like one of the links I provided in my Dreamweaver Killer Tips session is down. Good news is, I have a new link for you and I'll see about getting my presentation updated. The link I'm refering to is to Tom Muck's Speedup Hints for Dreamweaver MX article which covers a variety of methods you can use to help speed up Dreamweaver. (Though it was originally written for Dreamweaver MX, it still applies to Dreamweaver MX 2004.) The new link to his article is:
http://www.tom-muck.com/articles/speedhints/
Thanks Tom for getting that taken care of so quickly for me!
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I just wanted to post a few words about the Community Pit at MAX. If you didn't stop by there you seriously missed out, especially if you didn't come by on Tuesday after the conference was done for the day. All you had to do was talk to one of the TMM's or MMUG managers to get a raffle ticket to win a cool bag. There were at least 20 given away and several t-shirts given out too.
At the Community Pit there was also a little introduction to Macromedia.com's new knowledge base. "If you put your hands on the keyboard and try it, you get (free) Louisiana hot sauce."
There were huge comfy bean bag chairs and cables for getting connected to the internet for those without wireless access. It's the hangout spot for TMMs and MMUG managers, making it the place to go to get your burning questions answered by non-MM employees. (There was also an area of MM product support engineers answering questions.)
If you missed "the pit" this year, be sure to stop by next year. I'm sure there'll be more fun to be had, and we're a friendly bunch who loves to talk to people. Don't be shy!
Thanks to Amy Brooks, Ed Sullivan, Scott Fegette, Christine Lawson and any others who were responsible for the Community Pit and the sponsored event. I had a great time. (Special thanks to Amy for going easy on us with the t-shirts this year. In comparison to the ones we had to wear last year, these were great!)
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Comment from Growly Bear on 2/2/2005
Have you every watched someone hit their "funny bone" ? It will happen one day and you'll see why it is funny. On the other hand I once heard a girl let go a string of profanities when she hit her funny bone.
You were there when I hit mine? ;-) ~Angela
Comment from Peter Tilbrook on 11/16/2004
LOL!
Am in the middle of reading your excellent (with Joseph Lowery) Dreamweaver MX 2004 Killer Tips.
It is a really great book that has added some much needed "humour" to our user group library.
Many thanks!
Thanks Peter! Glad to hear you're enjoying it. It's not easy being funny; it's so much easier being punny. ;-)
One reader wrote to tell us that it makes great bathroom reading. I suppose if it makes you laugh hard enough, you'd be in the right place! <reaction eyes="wide" jaw="dropped" />... Did I really just type that? Seriously though, I can be blamed for any of the really bad humour, except when it's Joe's fault...;-) ~Angela