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As you may have already noticed, I've changed my theme to garland, this is in preparation for the next big theme jump to something really optimized for mobile devices. I have a bunch of PDF's and stuff I use for reference that I've collected over the years that I like to have handy and I think by building my own website for that express purpose I might actually have something useful.

Drupal is great, there's a learning curve though, and unless you can afford to pay for it, there's not a lot of help out there. A few things that I don't think are being said I'm going to mention right now in hopes that some expert will toss me a link or something - "it's more complicated" (expletive deleted) to do anything drupal related on IIS servers.

I have been a happy user of LinoType's FontExplorer X since Adobe CS1. I used it in place of the built in mac font program because at one point I had about 10,000 fonts - I needed a font program that didn't activate every font, only the one's I wanted on, and as an added bonus FontExplorer has plug-ins that work with adobe's creative suite to activate fonts used in documents that I open when I have the font but don't have it activated. What else is cool?

(I guess the results have been in for a while I was only holding out for more)

Email Campaign Results

• 14.95% Opened the email
• 6.25% Clicked a link
• 4.21% Unsubscribed

Very interesting, I'll have to update this post with averages from other sites.

Hey Everyone, if you're reading this it's possible you got an email from me announcing how I've been trying to collect stories of online experiences from visitors. My hope is that I can write a couple relevant tutorials but what happens is I answer questions too specifically, and then one solution doesn't always apply to all questions.

If you have just un-boxed a fresh new PC or Mac that you've bought because you wanted to see about making money on that there interwebs?, here's where to start: http://w3schools.com/web/default.asp - this is a good place to start if you've never done anything on the computer or online before. Some things you'll need to know how to do in case you're thinking ahead will include: How to make a folder, How to open a text editor, how to save and rename files... that's it, but, some people don't even know how to do that.

I was on a website the other day looking for tips about how to modify some project I was working on when I hit a forum post where someone asked a really interesting question: "Will I ever get to the point where a client asks me to do something I already know how to do?". I realized there and then that I wasn't the only one! I enjoy learning new things because I like when I can put everything together and achieve some function that I couldn't produce before.