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Hi Ken!
Thanks for your input. Hope all is well with you.
I was confused about where to change the nav bar type. I always try to change it in the SpryNavHorizontal.css area. Next time I'll know to look on the page properties link area. (Or just stop depending so much on DW.)
I purposely changed the page widths to give some of the pictures more pop. I see from all of my feedback that's a no no.
I thought that was the advantage of not using a style sheet, if you want the pages to be slightly different widths it's not a problem . Guess I was getting too far outside the box. It did bother me that the type sizes look different, (type size versus live area ratio) Is that the main reason why page widths should be consistent? The fact that the type sizes were also different compounded the problem.
If I had had a verticle nav bar though, I guess it wouldn't have mattered as much right?
Part of the learning curve is to learn it all the hard way I guess.
Hope it's not too cold up there. You know this is the only time down here the weather's bearable, so I must take advantage of it.
Take care and nice to hear from you!
Faith
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Oct 15, 2010That sounds interesting!
Btw, is that you in the red shirt wearing a cap, Ken?! That place looks beautiful.
NY is on my 'places to travel' list. Hopefully in a couple of years from now
Glad to hear you're safe. Has the government taken any initiatives to 'repair' the bridge yet (if it badly needs one)?
-ST
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Yes, it's hard to believe we are only 30 minutes from New York City.
Nope, that's not me in the cap, that's my next door neighbor Dr. Aaron Richman. We are blessed to be very tight-knit neighbors, more like a big family with twelve teen age boys, and me as the Grandpa.
I'm in the video at 2.07 wearing a blue Tshirt. At tech conferences, I am often mistaken for Murray Summers.
The dam has been there over a hundred years since 1906, and has handled everything Mother Nature has thrown at it. The bridge is undamaged since I watched its reconstruction in 1975. It is quite used to wild water.
Here is Faith's picture of it during a drought
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Well this is a fun thread! You are welcome Sudarshan!
I am getting the feeling from your post to Ken that you may be in India. I must tell you that my daughter just did an internship in Gurgoan.
She worked at Fortis. She traveled to many places and had a wonderful experience.
Thanks again for all of the help you have provided to me!
Sincerely,
Faith
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Oct 15, 2010Faith, You are right. I am in India!
Born & Raised here except for my college that I did in Australia.
Great to hear that your daughter completed her internship with Fortis Group in Gurgaon. It's a beautiful town. Fast developing, hub for many a MNC's. A few hours drive from our capital city New Delhi.
I live down south in Bangalore (inland) - IT Hub of India. I'm originally from coastal city of Chennai (eastern coast). If there is one thing that I miss in Bangalore, it definitely is the beaches and coastline!
Is your daughter still here in India? What did she intern as with Fortis? They're one of my clients. I do quite a bit of work with them through another KPO that I've tied up with.
-ST
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Oct 15, 2010John, I went to SAE (School of Audio Engineering) in Byron Bay. Yes I know, it's a lovely place and I miss being there
I've traveled to almost 80% of the East coast and a part of NT while I was there.
I didn't get a chance to visit SA. On my books though - soon, hopefully!
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