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Tuesday, 15 July 2008

Labels: confluence, plugin, word, office, microsoft, dav, editing, import, export

If you've not looked at the Word/DAV plugin for a while, I'd highly recommend paying it another visit - it's got some awesome new features. View an online demo.

Posted at Jul 15, 2008 by

Guy Fraser |

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Friday, 11 July 2008

Random stuff

Last changed Jul 11, 2008 21:43 by Guy Fraser
Labels: builder, bubbles, bespoke, solutions, theme, customisation, developer, mentoring, open, search, html, render, velocity, blog, documentation, feature, tour, australia

Been frantically busy recently and the workload shows no sign of slowing any time soon. Just taking a brain break and thought I'd blog about some stuff that's happening in the land of Adaptavist...

Posted at Jul 11, 2008 by

Guy Fraser |

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Thursday, 10 July 2008

Opera Web Standards Curriculum

Labels: opera, standards, traiing, learning, tutorial

Now there's no excuse to not develop sites using open standards - check out Opera's free online curriculum...

Posted at Jul 10, 2008 by

Guy Fraser |

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		UK Bank Comparison On Jul 13, 2008 23:25, Emma Rush wrote: I find RBS annoying as a personal customer. I don't find their site easy to use. But then I don't do multinational transactions with them. They might be good in that regards. My favourite online bank so far was lloydsTSB

		builder-header macro On Jul 03, 2008 16:17, Guy Fraser wrote: related to NEXTGENCODER:API for macros (ponder) it might be worth having something that parses the HTML from the action and grabs style sheets and puts them in to more suitable locations. Having a builderheader macro would allow people to come up with all ...

		Adaptavist Glossary On Apr 14, 2008 20:37, Guy Fraser wrote: Over the years we've built up a vocabulary of somewhat odd terms to describe common things, particularly as a great deal of internal communication is textbased and therefore needs to convey common events or aspects of our work in a manner not easily possible using ...

		jQuery code for Will... On Mar 25, 2008 18:59, Guy Fraser wrote: Just a snipptet of jQuery code for a project Will is working on, although we might be able to use this in Confluence as well to highlight links to the current page (ie. show which section of a site we're in)...

		Welcome to the forum! On Jan 12, 2008 05:36, Guy Fraser wrote: It had to be done, I've added a forum to my blog. Is that normal?

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