Why Can't . . .

The cell phone access is no longer an issue; however, what remains is adapting web sites for cell phones. Since mobile phone browser applications lack the bells and whistles of desktop and laptop browsers, it would seem simple to just make a new style sheet so that you end up with vanilla and everything should work OK, right? Not so - at least from my phone and several others I know - because the browser application won't recognize you have a separate style sheet for them. Why can't somebody devise a script that covers all of this?

Why can't Microsoft demolish IE6 so that it can never be used again? There are still people out there that use it, and I honestly thought 12 years ago the problem would have disappeared by now, but no, still tweaking every site with hacks to make sure it works in IE6! It gets complicated, too - if I had to sit down and do my business sites, kayson.com and FixWebPix it wouldn't be easy because they're filled with hacks.

Why can't both political parties understand that given the choice between jobs, people who don't have jobs don't care about health care? I'm sitting in a state that has unemployment creeping toward 13% and the roads are a mess.

whatever

#doesn't seem to override Verizon's message and it's a manual process. The new editor is much improved over the old.

Mobile picture and text.

Getting a picture in by cell phone was a bit challenging but good to know and worth the trouble.

Changes are slow!

It's been a long time since I customized on blogger and things have changed-customizing will have to wait. Starting over happened because canceling my gmail account automatically removed my blog - I won't be backtracking!

My husband and I are very involved with our 3 Labradors and training (trying, anyway). 2 of our labs are from Quinebaug Kennels and we have relied on Jim of Pond View Retrievers for the training. Our boys, Sully and Gordie had a good summer in hunt tests. Sully got his Master Hunter title and WCX in Canada. Gordie, the "youngster" got his Junior and Senior titles.


Ginger is our 11 year old who still thinks she is a puppy and gives the boys a run for their money.

In real life, my job is a web site designer, so aside from the dogs and family laughs, tidbits will be from experiences (good and otherwise)

Anywhere anytime blogging!

Hey, this blogging from a cell phone works - handy to have!

Now comes the serious work - changing the vanilla.

Mobile Phone

It took a little time, but it's pretty easy to set this up.