Suxthis User ed application [DENIED/RIPPED]

First off Do not say i Steal guides from places i write my guides not steal them

First guide


How to Write Athenaeum Python scripts
(for experts)
Several tools are available to make writing of Athehaeum Python scripts easier:

XML: To return structured data, Athenaeum uses XML format (pure text can be used for simple data). While it is possible to create XML fragments using Python print statements, it is preferable to make data consistent and code clean with the help of JAXML package. JAXML is part of the Atlas offline/Database/AthenaeumServer package.

# Import JAXML package
import jaxml
# Initialise XML fragment
xml.athenaeum({"xmlns" : {"xsi" : "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"},
"xsi" : {"noNamespaceSchemaLocation" : "Athenaeum.xsd" }},
server = str(self.serverName) + ":" + str(self.serverPort))
# Write simple XML element
xml.myElement(firstAttribute = abc,
secondAttribute = def)
# Use push/pop if you want write nested elemends or xml DATA
xml._push.()
xml.anotherElement(anotherAttribute = xyz)
xml._text("Some Text")
xml._pop()
# At the end, write XML fragment to stdout, it will be send to the Athenaeum client
print xml

NTuples: To return large amount of tabular data, Athenaeum can create NTuple and expose them using HTTP connection. HTTP server is started in parallel with XML-RPC server (with a socket number bigger by 10). PAIDA (Python implementation of AIDA) is part of the Atlas offline/Database/AthenaeumServer package.

# Import PAIDA
from paida import IAnalysisFactory
from paida.paida_gui import PGuiSelector
# Set batch mode as you don't want a Window on the Athenaeum Server
PGuiSelector.setGuiEngineName('batch')
# Initialise Tree and NTuple Factory
analysisFactory = IAnalysisFactory.create()
treeFactory = analysisFactory.createTreeFactory()
tree = treeFactory.create('FileName.aida', 'xml', False, True, 'compress=yes')
tupleFactory = analysisFactory.createTupleFactory(tree)
# Define NTuple
tupleNames = ['a', 'b', 'c']
tupleTypes = [PTypes.String, PTypes.Integer, PTypes.Float]
# Create directory in tree
tree.mkdirs(dirname)
# Create NTuple
tuple = tupleFactory.create(name, title, tupleNames, tupleTypes)
# Fill NTuple (in a loop)
tuple.fill(0, a)
tuple.fill(1, b)
tuple.fill(2, c)
tuple.addRow()
# Commit and close Tree
tree.commit()
tree.close()
# Link information about NTuple file into XML fragment so it will be accessible
# from the Athenaeum client
xml._push()
xml.a(href = "http://" + socket.gethostname() + ":" + str(int(os.environ["ATHENAEUM_PORT"]) + 10) + "/Filename.aida")
xml._text("LAr Payloads")
xml._pop()

ReRun: Created XML file can contain commands which will allow user to issue new Athenaeum request with modified Python script. Those embedded commands will in general contain modification of the script configuration parameters and will be inserted after the standard set of parameters( which usually come from the JAS or Web Service selection panel). New commands will be represented by action buttons when XML fragment will be interpreted by Athenaeum tools.

# Create XML element describing your script,
# lines should be ended with semicolons
xml.detail(title = "a title",
script = "abc = 5; xyz = 10")

Second guide (My verison on how to use paint)
(real version has pixs will upload but theres too many around 12 screenies)



Paint all you need to know a beginners guide

First of all, all computers come with Paint It is located in the Start menu



Open it and this is what will pop up



You have your tools on the left Side and that includes

Left side of Options

Freeform select – allows you to freely select objects
Erase – allows you to erase by manual hand
Pick color – allows you to pick a various color down to the exact color variation
Pencil – is a small pencil that allows you to draw lines with
Airbrush – Makes spray paint like marks on the paint area
Line – draws a perfect straight line
Rectangle – draws rectangles
Ellipse – draws circles

Right side of options

Select – selects objects one at a time
Fill with color – fills the object with one color
Magnifier – magnifies an area
Brush – Paints lines on the paint area
Text – allows you to write
Curve – makes curvy lines =D
Polygon – makes shapes between a square and a circle
Rounded rectangle

Now that you know the options you should know the top bars options.


The file option has some Options in it

The new Button opens a new paint
The open button will allow you to open a saved Paint file
Save will save what you have on the paint area
Save as will save it as a new Document
From scanner or camera allows you to hook up your camera or scanner and upload pictures
Print preview allows you to look at what will be printed off
Print of course prints the document
Send will send Pictures to friends or family or other various people you might want to send a picture too
Set as background (tiled) sets your picture as your desktop background as tiled little pictures
Set as background(centered) sets the Picture as your desktop background centered
Those four tabs are some of my saved documents there not tabs to click on well for me they are those four places will put the last four saved documents
Exit will exit that



Undo will undo the last thing you did to paint but it will only undo that one thing
Repeat will repeat a task you just made
Cut will cut the object you are choosing to cut
Copy will copy the object you want to copy
Paste will paste a screen shot or photo from another document onto the paint area
Clear selection Clears a selected area of your choosing
Select all selects all the objects on the paint screen
Copy to will copy the paint area to another document
Paste from will paste An object from a document to the paint area



The colors match up to show which box is which and the status bar various things pop up on it at various times



Flip/rotate – will allow you to flip selected objects or free rotate them
Stretch/skew – stretchs objects way out or thin and makes them way long or way thing, Skew Makes them More of a Polygon or more like a square
Invert colors – Inverts the colors on the paint area to the color opposite of them example – red will become light blue when inverted
Attributes



Has stuff to do with how big you want the file to be
Pretty useful to make it bigger for larger images

Clear image – Clears everything on the paint area and I mean everything!

The only Button under the Color is edit colors


Edit colors will Show you the basic colors all over again which are located on the color toolbar and allows you to choose custom colors down to exactly what you want!

Hue – the less hue will give it less Blue redish color that’s in the top right hand corner
Sat - the less sat the Uglier the color is going to turn out that gives it less bright colors and more grey
Lum – will give it more white on the small toolbar to the right of the big color selection screen

Red – gives it more red
Green – gives it more green
Blue – gives it more blue



The help topics will Bring up the paint help screen where you can ask questions and they should spew out awnsers to you

About paint Shows you When your paint was made and the Microsoft corp. information.

This was a suxthis guide showing All about paints toolbars!

(guide 3 how to bridge a connection)
(you can bridge connection anywhere but i decided to add the full guide with the laggin people outa Halo in it or else the guide wouldnt be complete)

How To Bridge With Ethernet Cable!!!

Programs Needed
Cain Download Cain & Abel v2.8.4 for Windows NT/2000/XP can be got at oxid.it. You can Also grab it from my Bridging Progams Section
Zone Alarm Pro http://www.download.com/3000-2092-10061193.html



Bridging Connections With Cain
2 Bridge connections with cain u need to be hooked up your router 4 this to work.open your cain program click on the green button next to the folder under the file tab. then click sniffer.then there is a big blue plus+ click onit then press ok on the thing that pops up make sure all hosts in my subnet are clicked off and click OK. Now click ARP at the bottem left hand corner of the screen. there will be 1 half whit boxes at the top and the rest at the bottem click on ones in the top half of the screen .Now Click on the plus+.no there should be at least 2 ips. click on ure xboxs then then on your right will be ure pcs. click on ure pcs on the right an press ok.Now at the top next to the green butten there will be a yellow and black button that looks like a radiation symbol or somthing 1.CONNECTION BRIDGED if your on live u will c who evas in your partys ip and 1 of bungies. Using the Team Standby Program
First You Need the Program - http://savefile.com/files.php?fid=9085577

Once the Program is Open, go to Tools, Options, and choose keep recoder window always on top. Then click OK.
Then pull up ZoneAlarm and have it to where you can see the Internet & Trusted Zone Bars that you move up and down and make sure they are off.
Then on the Recoder, click the Red Circle around the top right of the window and drag the Internet Zone Bar from low to high and release the the mouse button. Then just drag the Internet Zone Bar back to Low and release the mouse button.
Now click on the Red Circle again.
Then Click on the General Tab around the left middle of the screen.
Set Loops to 99999 (i use this so i don't have to restart it all the time), and set Line delay from anywhere to 300 to 1100 depending on how it works for YOU. Mess around with it and the idea is to make everyone lag without going to blue screen or lagging people out.
Then Save the file as what ever you want and when ever your ready hit the play button.
*Now Before you do this you must put whoever is on your team in your trusted list in ZoneAlaram so they don't lag. By the way YOU GOT TO BE HOST, DUH!!!
Tutorial for Bridging
this will tell you how to set up your Network bridging, how to team standby and all that Network briding stuff!!!

How To Network Bridge
How to Connect the Cables for the Bridge
Materials Needed:
1 Xbox (Xbox Live and Halo 2)
2 PC With 2 Ethernet Ports
O If you don’t have 2 Ethernet ports your modem must be able to connect to you computer through USB
O Or you will need a USB to Ethernet Adapter. Good luck finding!
3 Modem
4 A Crossover Cable
O If you do not have a crossover cable you will have to have two Standard Cat-5 cables and a hub or switch.
5 If you connect to live using ICS Skip down until you find the section about that.
If you don’t have any of the materials above Sorry You Cant Network Bridge, unless there is another way to connect your Xbox and PC together, and if there is a new way I’ll update this Tutorial.

1 First thing first get your modem connected to the internet.
O Whether this is through an Ethernet port or through an USB port.
o But make sure that if you connect it through Ethernet that you have 2 ports, one for the modem and one for the Xbox.
O Or if you have the Ethernet to USB adapter use that here.
2 When your modem is connected, connect your Xbox with the crossover cable to the Ethernet port.
O If you do not have a crossover cable, substitute the Ethernet cords and the hub or switch.
3 This is all the connections you need to make. This is only the beginning of Network Bridging; now we have to setup your computer to share the internet with your Xbox.
*NOTES*
1 I have found that a Router can not be used as a Hub or Switch.
Setting Up a Second Connection

1. Go to My Connections
2. Right Click on the New Connection and click on Properties
3. In the window, scroll down to Internet Protocol(TCP/IP) and click on it
4. Then Use the following Settings
• IP Address: 192.168.0.1
• Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
5. After that keeping hitting click OK.
6. Now Rename it To Xbox Connection
Now you are ready to bridge your connections.

*NOTES*
You should not have a red X over your Xbox Connection, if your Xbox is turned on
if there is an X Right Click and Hit Refresh.

How to Bridge your Xbox to the Internet through your PC

1. You should have 2 Internet connections that you are going to bridge. (This is done with 2 Ethernet ports or one Ethernet ports and a USB port.) They are the Xbox connection and the internet connection.
1 My Xbox Connection is named Xbox Connection
2 My Internet Connection is named Internet.

2. Now you need to set up your Xbox’s Connection. Right Click the Xbox connection and go to properties.

3. Once in properties you should see a box. Scroll down and click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and press Properties.

4. In Properties you will see a list. Fill in the following information.

1 IP address is "192.168.0.1"
2 Subnet mask is "255.255.255.0"

Then press Ok and press Ok again on the other box.

5. Now that your Xbox Connection is setup you now have to Bridge the two. Highlight your Internet connection and your Xbox connection. Right click one of them then go to Bridge Connections.

6. You have now finally bridged your connections.

Enable or Disable Bridge
1. Open Network Connections
2. Under Network Bridge, right-click Network Bridge, and select one of the following:
• To enable Network Bridge, click Enable.
• To disable Network Bridge, click Disable.


*NOTES*
• You must use Bridge Connections to create the network bridge before you enable it.
• If you disable the network bridge, computers on your network will be unable to communicate with computers that are on different network segments. Some of the computers on your network may also lose Internet connectivity.
• If you remove adapters from the network bridge, and less that two adapters remain, the network bridge will not perform its intended function, but will continue to use system resources.
• There must be at least two adapters connected to the bridge in order for it to function.

To Add a Connection to the Network Bridge
1. Open Network Connections
2. Under Network Bridge, right-click Network Bridge, and then click Properties.
3. On the General tab, under Adapters, select the check box of each adapter you want added to the bridge and then click OK.


*NOTES*
• you can also add a connection to the network bridge by right clicking on the adapter and then clicking Add to Bridge. Repeat for each adapter you want to add.
• You must use Bridge Connections to create the Network Bridge before you add connections to it.
• If you do not have Internet Connection Firewall (ICF) or Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) enabled, do not create a bridge between the public Internet connection and the private network connection or add the public Internet connection to an existing Network Bridge. If you do it creates an unprotected link between your network and the Internet, and leaves your network vulnerable to intrusions.
• Adapters that provide shared Internet connections, or connections that run ICF, cannot be part of the Network Bridge and will not appear under Adapters. Similarly, the Add to Bridge menu command is available only for adapters that you can add as connections to the Network Bridge.
• Internet Connection Sharing, Internet Connection Firewall, Discovery and Control, and Network Bridge are not available on Windows XP 64-Bit Edition.


Connecting a Bridge Using ICS
1 Turn ON both your Internet Connections.
**YOU MUST HAVE 2 METHODS OF INTERNET CONNECTIONS**
O a wireless card or Ethernet card.
2 With Both Connections ON Connect a Crossover Cable from you PC to your Xbox.
3 Make sure you have Internet on the other Internet Connection.
4 If you do open up Network Connections.
5 Open Properties for the Internet Connection. Go to Advanced and Enable the sharing feature.
6 This should now auto-detect your Xbox and set it to allow the sharing of the Connection as well as give your other connection a static IP address.
7 Now you need to repair the New Connection. Then Open Properties and Open up the TCP/IP protocol and make sure that you have a static IP address listed.
8 You will also need to copy over some DNS servers from your Internet Connection by going to Status and clicking on Support and then Details. Copy both DNS servers over to the TCP/IP protocol on the New Connection.
9 Click OK until you are back to the My Network Places.
10 You should be all set. If things don’t work for your Xbox, restart your Xbox, and then repair the connection to the Xbox to renew the Static IP.
*NOTES*
I don’t know much about this so if you have a problem I can’t help you I’m sorry.
Configuring a Bridge on Mac OSX (10.2 and above)
1. From the Apple menu, select System Preferences.
2. In the Internet & Network section, double-click Sharing and select the Internet tab.
Mac OS X 10.2 and 10.3 Mac OS X 10.4

3. Verify that Internet Sharing Off is displayed at the top of the tab. If Internet Sharing is ON, click Stop to disable this feature.



Lagging People Out of the Game
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WHAT YOU NEED
* * * * * YOU MUST BE HOST * * * * * *
* * * * * YOU MUST HAVE THE BRIDGE SETUP * * * * * *
1. You need CommView the link is here: http://www.savefile.com/files/8059375 Zone Alarm PRO the link is here: http://www.savefile.com/files/5999459
Both are fully cracked just follow all directions in the download.
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First thing is a basic tutorial of what the programs do.
1 Commview- this is the IP getter, all this does is tell you the IP address running through your computer.
2 Zone Alarm- this is the program that blocks IP’s from getting through your computer.
How to Use CommView
CommView is very simple to use.
* * First close all programs connecting to the internet * *
This is so you don’t have a TON of numbers everywhere.

1 Open CommView
2 Select the MAC Bridge Miniport (this is the network bridge) from the dropdown list.
3 Hit the play button, stuff will then start to appear below the panel. These are the IPs flowing through your computer
4 The columns should be as listed:
O Local IP
O Remote IP
O In
O Out
O Port
O Hostname
O There is more but you do not need them

1 Make sure you are getting peoples IPs from over Xbox Live the In and Out packets should be high numbers and going up fast.
*NOTE*
Your Xbox must be connected to Xbox Live or you will only get IPs on the programs running on you computer.
2 Now look under Port 3074, this is the port that your Xbox connects to Live.
3 All IPs going through this port are the people in your game. These are the IPs your going to block using Zone Alarm Pro.
4 To read the IPs under Local or Remote IPs there will be one repeating IP, the one in each IP that doesn’t repeat is the other players.
5 Now as everyone recommends learn your teammates IPs in a custom game so not to confuse him or her with other players.
*NOTES*
Also CommView allows you to add alias to IPs meaning once you know your friend’s IPs just identify it with there name. So CommView will show their names instead of IPs. I’m just telling you about this I don’t personally do this.

How To Use Zone Alarm Pro
1 Open Zone Alarm Pro
2 Go into the Zones Tab:
O Right click into the window and choose add
O The box comes up set the zone to Trusted.
O Now add ONE of your teammates IP into the box.
O You will have to add a description into the box or you will not be able to hit ok. I recommend putting down the person Gamertag for easy reference.
O Now repeat these steps for the other teammates. After this hit the APPLY button towards the bottom right of the window to save.
3 When you have entered all the other peoples IPs into its time to enter your own. To get your own IP I recommend www.ipchicken.com after you get your IP enter it in as a Trusted Zone.
4 You will also need Xbox Lives IPs, to get these you will have to clear log out of Xbox Live. Clear CommView and then Log on. All the IPs that come up first in Port 3074 are the IPs you will need.
O Xbox Live is 207.46.246.6
O Bungie’s is 65.59.232.6 or 65.59.234.161
O XBL’s New IP is 65.59.234.6

5 Now go to your Firewall Settings
O Set your Internet Security to Medium
O Set your Trusted Zone to Medium
6 After you do this make sure your teammates can hear you. If they can your good so far. If they cannot go back and make sure, you followed the instructions.
Now How to Boot!
2 Under the Zones tab do the same thing that you did to add you buddies IPs. Except instead of trusted choose BLOCKED from the drop-down menu.
3 After you have entered the IP and chose block, make a description and hit OK. After this they still will be in the game until you hit APPLY. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT DON’T FORGET TO HIT APPLY OR THEY WILL STAY IN THE GAME. These sounds very small and unforgettable but trust me it is over looked often.
*NOTES*
There is a catch to all this. If you lag the whole team out of the game it will not count so I recommend lagging one person out in the beginning and one other person out sometime during the game. This will give you a 4-2 advantage. In most circumstances the remaining people will quit, thus giving you the win.

Tricks of the Network Bridge!
Giving Host
1 Have your bridge set up.
2 The person you will be giving host to must have created the party.
3 Put his IP into you trusted zone, also put your own into your trusted zone, you will also need Xbox Lives IPs.
O Xbox Live is 207.46.246.6
O Bungie’s is 65.59.232.6 or 65.59.234.161
O XBL’s New IP is 65.59.234.6
4 Now join the party with your Internet Zone on Low and Trusted Zone on Low.
5 Put your Internet Zone on High, but leave you Trusted on Low
6 Now start the countdown
7 If you did this right, the party leader will get host every time.

Circle Boosting the Easy Way:
Now almost everyone knows what circle boosting is, but what almost no one knows is how to do this the easy way!
1 You should have 2 Network Bridgers.
2 You make one party with everyone who is going to boost.
3 Both Bridgers add EVERYONES IPs who is going to be playing to the Trusted Zone
4 You both go make 2 separate parties. One Bridger per party.
5 Both Bridgers turn your Internet Zone to high.
6 Start up team slayer; let one person get host so that their team is sitting waiting for a match.
7 Then the other team searches for a game and both parties will get matched together.
O Both Parties levels must be near each other to be matched!
O One level 37 in your party will match up with a party of 37s so remember that
8 To test to see if this works go into Team Training.

Explanation of Circle Boosting
1 To do this you should be a high level, 40 or up.
2 Get 4 people that are level 40's. One of them has to have at least half a bar of exp.
3 Have the person who has half bar goes on the losing team with two people who will always be on the losing team.
4 Then you make a line on whose going to go on the losing team next
O The level 1's always stay on the losing team
5 So what you do from here is make a circle look :
O Winning Team
• Player 1
• Player 2
• Player 3
O Losing Team
• Player 4 (Has the ½ Bar)
• Permanent Loser
• Permanent Loser
6 ONE GAME LATER
O Winning Team
• Player 2
• Player 3
• Player 4
O Losing Team
• Player 1
• Permanent Loser
• Permanent Loser
In the game have the Player get one kill and then the losing team should all quit.
You see you are making a circle even though you lose 1 game you get to win another 2 so you gain experience gently.
*NOTES*
You can do this with lower levels, just that’s more people to match up against instead of the people you want
You also can do this in 4s just add another permanent loser.

Team Standby:

This takes no skill at all to pull off! But you MUST be host for this to work!
1 Have your Network Bridge setup
2 Get your whole teams IPs added to your Trusted Zones
3 Now go into Zone Alarm and Go in your Firewall Settings
4 Now just change your Internet Security from Medium to High
5 Then change it back
6 You need to find a rhythm while doing this and you will be Standbying with the whole team.
Standbying:
If you are using Zone Alarm, you can press the little Padlock on the top of the program window. This shut downs all access to the internet. Thus STANDBY, without messing with the modem.
Things to Know
• I help people for free, so do not be surprised if I cannot help you.
NEVER LOGIN WITH THE FIREWALL ON HIGH!
You’ll get booted off Live and given the troubleshooter. This is for when signing in a second account, if your firewall is on high you can’t login any way unless you have xbox live's IP and your DNS in your trusted.

Fourth guide - Meta tags for your websites

This Guide is to introduce you briefly to meta-tags, just to include some basic information I've gained along the way. I can't vouch for its accuracy [there's a great deal of conflicting information about meta-tags circulating around the Internet] but I know from a couple of free assessments which were done on our pages, that our meta-tags are passable if not brilliant. If you want detailed information do a search on one of the major search engines - you'll encounter endless information.

To insert basic meta-tags on your pages, select "Change Background" on your left-hand-bar, then down-arrow, Custom (question mark) which will take you to the text/background colors page we've met previously.

At the top of this screen you'll find five options. The first of these is "Title". There are two options here - make sure Custom Title has the little dot-in-the-circle (if not, click in the circle to select this).

In the long white box, type the chosen title for your page. This needs ideally to be something which mentions the name of your website as well as something specific about your page. You'll see (if you look at the bar at the top of your screen) that I didn't include Project HappyChild in this one - because my view was that identifying the content of this page accurately was more important. Whatever you type here needs to fit across the top of an A4 sheet when printed (leaving space for "page 1 of 4" or whatever, on the right, which prints automatically).

If you click next on summary, you should see that the "creation date" (whatever date you're making the page) and author's name (yours?) should have gone in automatically. I don't know where this orginates from but it always appears on our file pages. The other two items - keywords and abstract - will get filled in later (automatically) from what you're about to input in the advanced screen (on the right of the available options). It doesn't appear there until after you've saved the advanced input, I don't believe. You can - actually - input your keywords on the Summary screen (but you get much less text space here; the computer will beep to say the section's full, well before it would do if you input the keywords to the advanced section). As mentioned it will transfer the keywords (significantly more possible quantity) into the Summary keywords section, at some stage - but if you wish to make major modifications later it will require lots of content to be deleted before it will allow you to input anything, and you're better off deleting all the keywords in Summary and starting again in Advanced, re-inputting the keyword tag.

For now, ignore Summary and go to Advanced. The long white box at the top is for your "base URL" - in here, type in the full page address of the page you're working on (e.g. our welcome page would be http://www.happychild.org.uk/index.htm ). No space after the URL, and no underline - this has only occurred because, as previously, it's standard formatting in page-building that whatever URLs I type in the text will automatically hyperlink as soon as I type the space after the last letter.

Now you have to fill in the big box with some proper meta-tags (WordPerfect Suite 8 does most of the html setting work for you, with the other meta-tag options).

Type as follows (match characters and spaces exactly, except [obviously!] where you need to input your own text):

<meta name="description" content="up to 25 words describing your page and your site"><meta name="distribution" content="global"><meta name="keywords" content="up to 1000 characters of keywords, being word comma space word comma space eg. build, your, own, web, page, webpage, webpages, pages, etc. - being that the average word is five characters and the comma and space take up two, this will allow about 140 keywords maximum in total, word comma space word">

And that's all there is to it. I'm told it's important to have your page title (the one that prints from your file) very similar to your "description" [which is what people see when they locate your page on the search engines] and that the first few keywords in your meta-tag should be approximately the same, also that the first few words of text on your actual page should again be the same.

I have to admit I don't consciously do any of that - but I do attempt to remember to put in the meta-tags for each page, particularly the title (so it's correct when people print the page/s) and the URL (because this too gets listed on the search engines). The keywords I probably confine to about 50, most of the time, if that. Not all search engines look at your keywords, apparently - some of them just assess the text on your page (and we're talking robots here, in the main): our keywords are enough to bring us up (apparently) on quite a few search engines in one mode or another. Only two of our pages have so far been properly "registered" with the search engines (one was done through Submission Wizard, which apparently is available cheaply for up to three months at a time on www.tucows.com , and one through Martin Lockey's spidering program) - but this has been enough to allow true robots like the Alta Vista search engine to visit progressively greater areas of our site, with the result that "happychild" brings up about 140 of our pages.

Realistically you will need to "spider" at least one of your pages, or ask someone to do this for you. Apparently the greatest percentage of general site traffic comes via search engines, although only fractionally below that is traffic generated by links to your site from other people's websites, so link-building is important.

One of the shortcuts I use when multiple page-building for a new area, is to use page templates. When I have created a page (like this one) which is going to be set out in approximately the same way as the one which follows it, I will save [Finish - Publish] the page, then re-save [Finish - Publish] it, amending the file name (eg to the next page in the Series, in this case Page 0008). I then exit the file (to avoid spoiling Page 0007 by accident) and re-open Page 0008. The graphics etc. are constant between pages (as are the tables, hyperlinks etc.) so this saves considerably on the time factor.

If you do this, it is very important, as soon as you go into the "new copy of the page" [and after you've deactivated the hyperlinks!] to go straight to the meta-tags and amend them (especially the title bar, description and base URL). If you forget to do this you may upload your page with the wrong meta-tags on it [and that's probably infinitely worse than no meta-tags at all]. I must admit to attempting to identify keywords which will suit all the pages in a specific area, to avoid having to re-input a separate set of keywords for every page.

Well - you've got the meta-tag information now, so your course on pagebuilding is just about complete! Obviously it's an - exceedingly - simplistic course and wasn't intended for anyone who already knew how to build pages. I hope it will have filled in some of the "gaps" for anyone who was unfamiliar with WordPerfect Suite 8.

Fifth Guide

(auto responders for your wepsites)
Assuming that you have set up the criteria for the mail to which you wish to Auto-respond, you need to draft out the message you intend to send back to the specified e-mail incoming.

Click on "Compose Message". In the "to" box it's usual to put something like "sender", or "author"; the subject box might be something like "Thank you (re mail to Steve).

The text of the message is up to you, obviously: something minimal is quite adequate, eg. This is an Autoresponder just to let you know your message arrived safely; I'll be back to you as soon as I can. Regards, [email protected] .

Alternatively you might be responding to a catalogue request and can say the catalogue will be in the post within 48 hours (in which case you would have set up a "rule" in the properties box to a "send catalogues to" mailbox).

You could even conceivably include your catalogue details (if brief) within the body of your Autoresponder e-mail [probably up to the limit of 6 x A4 print-out, say].

Obviously, the content is entirely up to you - the only proviso is that it should relate directly in some way to what the person wrote to you requesting [eg if they have e-mailed [email protected] then they should be getting something back specifically about catalogues. If your service provider gives you unlimited e-mails, this will allow you to handle a great deal of your correspondence semi-automatically, in due course.

The next step is to save your file. Do the usual File - Save (this will put it into your draft folder [from which we later copy manually into a specific Autoresponder copies file, for ease of reference]).

Next, use the File - Save As option, and decide where you're going to keep the main copy you will use to send out. We keep ours in the Safefile (a subdivision of our main PHC WEBSITE folder); Safefile has a Mail subfolder, and within that is an Autoresponders sub-folder. Set up your folders / subfolders using Windows Explorer (you can minimise - small hyphen top left of your message page - your draft letter whilst you do this) then, using Save As, you locate the file-path to where you want to house this letter, in the usual way [via the Suitcase icon etc., as previously].

When you've got it in the correct sub-sub-folder (or wherever) check that the file title you want comes up in the long box near the bottom, and that below that it's saying it will save it as a Mail (*.eml) file. Click on OK.

Next step is to close the file (which will remain saved in your draft folder) and put it into the Inbox rules. Note that once it becomes part of the inbox rules you will not be able to modify the version you've saved in your (eg) Safefile\Mail\Autoresponders file, in any way, unless you "click off" the tick in the main inbox rules listings which cover that particular Autoresponder (this may sound complex now but you'll see what's meant as you become more used to using the Inbox Rules).

Now go to your Inbox Rules and select "Properties" for the specific type of e-mail to which you want to send the Autoresponder you've just made. Go to the "Reply with" option (activate as usual by clicking the little box by it to put in the tick) and click on "Browse": then find your way (via the suitcase icon, etc.) to the folder where you just filed your Autoresponder. Open the folder and click on your selected reply message (to highlight) and click on Open. This will bring you back to the Properties window where you will see your specified file listed (put your cursor in the box and use the forward arrows on your keyboard if you can't see all the details listed); click on OK and you will see your Inbox Rule complete with specified Autoresponder.

And that's all there is to it. It might take you 20 minutes to set up the first one, but after that, not long at all.

When you use Send and Receive in the future, you'll see your messages come in and then you can check what's in your "Outbox" to make sure the right Autoresponders are going out on cue. You can delete any mistakes before you do "Send and Receive" again [and if your program automatically checks for mail at any less than 5 minutes intervals you may wish to modify this accordingly]; if you have long pre-set intervals between automatic mail retrievals you will probably wish to use "Send and Receive" again before you log off.

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