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Posts tagged with: software

Backing up Tweets – now even easier and safer

March 19, 2010 Technology Blog

We’ve updated the Twitter backup service Tweetake.com, created in partnership with Nikki Pilkington, to use Twitter’s safe sign-in protocol.  Tweetake users no longer have to enter their usernames and passwords, and as a consequence the service is both easier to use and more secure.

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SEO Tools – the Ultimate Collection

July 17, 2008 Technology Blog

Ann Smarty’s posts on Search Engine Journal are always worth a read, and this one is a great list of useful online tools for SEO. Online SEO Tools – the Ultimate Collection All tools listed below fall under the following criteria: they are all useful for SEOs; they are all web-based (no desk-top ones or [...]

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Some favourite software tools

December 29, 2007 Technology Blog

When you have nothing to say, make a list, as Wittgenstein might have said – had he been a blogger. This particular list is of some of my favourite tools for website development under Windows (XP Pro): some well known, others less so.

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Cool by Design

December 23, 2007 Technology Blog

“Design is a suite of web-design and development assistive tools which can be utilised on any web-page. Encompassing utilities for grid layout, measurement and alignment, Design is a uniquely powerful JavaScript bookmarklet.” – From Alan Jardine. You can add Design to your toolbar or list of bookmarks in a second, then with any web page [...]

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Two WordPress blogs, one site

June 17, 2007 Technology Blog

[ Edited 8th June 2008: I'm not doing it this way any more. Read this more recent post for the lowdown. ] It’s a frequently asked question – how do you get multiple blogs from a single installation of WordPress? And the answer is surprisingly simple, if a little technical.

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You Colour my World Wide Web: ChromaTabs, a handy Firefox Addon

May 16, 2007 Technology Blog

.Anyone who like me works on more than one version of the same site at the same time (at the risk of changing the wrong one accidentally, which has happened to me in the past) may appreciate ChromaTabs It assigns colours to tabs for different sites automatically. The colour is assigned either based either on [...]

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