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Create your own favicons and icons quickly for your webpage or blog
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Would you like to display your own Favicon or icon on the browser address bar when visitors view or bookmark your blog or web page?
From Wikipedia:
A favicon (short for “favorites icon”), also known as a page icon, is an icon associated with a particular website or webpage. A web designer can create such an icon, and many graphical web browsers—such as recent versions of Internet Explorer, Firefox, Mozilla, Opera, Safari, iCab, AOL Explorer, Epiphany, Konqueror, and Flock—can then make use of them. Browsers that support favicons may display them in the browser’s URL bar, next to the site’s name in lists of bookmarks, and next to the page’s title in a tabbed document interface.
Now it’s easy to create icons for your web pages with FavIcon from Pics. Check out http://www.chami.com/html-kit/services/favicon/. Just upload your image and then download your favicon.
Upload the .ico to your images directory and then add the following code below your head tag on your web page or WordPress template between <>.
LINK REL=”SHORTCUT ICON” xhref=”http://www.yoursite.com/favicon.ico”
Scan your network’s IPs to get a quick picture of connected devices
What is that printer’s IP address again? No more questions like that with Angry IP Scanner. It quickly scans the network with the range you put in to get a quick list of computers, printers, and devices available on your network. You can get everything from Hostname to Mac Address. Just one more handy tool for your network.
Get out of Holiday Parties with the Excuse Generator
This year you no longer have to agonize on how to relieve yourself from the office Christmas party or aunt Elly’s annual fruitcake exposition. Simply fire up the Holiday Party Excuse Generator and fire excuses away with the ambivalence of a spoiled toddler. Check it out.
Right click on Gmail messages to preview email
Maybe we missed it at noheat.com but gmail.com has a new feature that was unanticipated. When you right click on a gmail email, you get a preview of the email. Just one more way to view all of that wonderful email.
Update: Turns out this is a result of a GreaseMonkey Google script package called Gmail Conversation preview that I installed.
This script allows you to right click on a email and get a quick preview of your email that allows you to archive, leave unread, or trash very quickly. It’s amazing that Google hasn’t actually made this a feature of Gmail.
Now paint online with web based MS Paint clone
Web 2.0 nowadays seems to be obsessed with creating every application available for a PC on the web. This particular application is more of a demo of canvas, a language in which to deploy applications on the web. It allows you to paint online just like on Microsoft Paint or Graphic Converter. Other than the gee-wiz factor of painting using a web application I can think of precious little reason to use this application. Maybe you can. Check it out at CanvasPaint.org.
Proof now that you can find anyone on the internet, even God forbid attorneys
Proof now that you can find anyone on the internet, even God forbid attorneys. Yes I was even able to find my very awesome attorney that got me the house and kids in my divorce, now thats an attorney. So why not give him a plug I say.
Van Norman & Associates 810-667-3601
No I am not getting a deal for this but when you need an attorney you really need an attorney. Now if we can only get an attorney ratings system Hmmmm.
