... Not sure if I understood you right. There are a lot of images in that file, i.e.:

No it is not possible to present XML including links, images, etc. using just CSS. This is a known issue, but is not considered a weakness of CSS. What you can

... http://olea.org/~yuri/propuesta-implantacion-auditoria-informatica-organo-legislativo/propuesta-implantacion-auditoria-informatica-organo-legislativo.xml

I am doing a project. The client will call web service in remote or local node. But some objects in the web service container also need to call back

Hi, Eric Kuhnen advocates native XML content management systems, mainly for performance reasons. Content reuse requires efficient link management and a native

Update: Some keen words-of-wisdom from "critic", It's still an immutable law of economics that high margins can only be supported by monopolies. As the monopolies erode (as they are now doing because of lowered economic barriers to entry in everything...

Amazingly, within 24 hours of putting up my brand new comment system, I already had 3 comment spam attempts (UPDATE: after 48 hours the number is up to 6). I'm amazed because... well, how the heck did they find the new system so fast? Bastages.

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Mariano is at it again. He posted another article about the Web Client Software Factory : How to: add a base class for Web pages Enjoy. Read More......(read more)

Pictures from the aftermath of January 2007 snow storm in the Seattle area... Read More......(read more)

DOCUMENTATION & TRAINING: THE USER EXPERIENCE COMES TO CANADA APR 18-21, 2007 ~ Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Learn more: http://www.doctrain.com The 8th

The other day, Mariano , one of the folks who worked with me on the Web Client Software Factory , posted a How-To about changing and extending StateValue (one of the classes in the Composite Web Application Block). I should have pointed it out, but we were trying to ship, which made things a little hectic for me. This how-to has some great information in it. Enjoy. Read More......(read more)

You can now submit your site to the Open Directory Project again. Submissions were down for a while.

In the wee hours of last night, I finished migrating my blog comments off of Enetation and onto my own home-grown system on my server. I got rid of one set of problems (Enetation), and I'm sure I just introduced a whole new slew of other ones (because I wrote it and have to administer it).

In any case, please feel free to test it, just be gentle. I'm still figuring things out. I kept the old layout scheme for now -- I want to change that too, but I figured I should make it work first and worry about aesthetics and proper web design later. There will likely be lots of refactoring in the future as well.

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Yesterday Channel9 posted a video interview of me with Rory Blyth that was filmed earlier this week. During the interview I talk about WPF/E, VS Orcas, IIS 7 and the upcoming Microsoft MIX conference on April 30th - where Ray Ozzie and I are the keynote speakers. I also talk about having my car towed by Microsoft campus security. Click here to watch it. - Scott Read More......(read more)

Fresh from the war room: we are very pleased to announce the first release of the Web Client Software Factory. The bits are being pushed into the MSDN gazillion servers, so it will take some time to replicate. In the meantime you can get them from here: http://www.codeplex.com/websf Many thanks from all of us here, to all of you who have stayed in touch with us during this project. Please do keep sending us feedback as we prepare for Release 2. Enjoy! Read More......(read more)

The Web Client Software Factory January 2007 release is now available . About fifteen minutes ago, Eugenio and I posted the release. Now, I need to return to our release celebration and relax a bit. Enjoy. Read More......(read more)

Google uses site age and link reputation when considering crawl priority. The costs associated with improving your crawl priority can be viewed as a form of paid inclusion.

I recently had an editor go through SEO Book and clean up my grammar. If you are a grammar Nazi my book is probably as good as it will ever be today.