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Article #188Re: how to add a moving graphic to a webpage
From: Erik_Arckens
Date: Thu, 05 Mar 2009 22:50
Date: Thu, 05 Mar 2009 22:50
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Thank you for those very valuable comments!!! I am right now rethinking the set up of my site, and the design will be inclined towards your comments. I cannot express the gratitude for those helpful hints, you are very kind to share your knowledge! I do have all adobe applications (flash, soundbooth, dreamweaver, fireworks, etc), but listening to your comments I will stick with Dreamweaver. My mind is set for a "mean, lean site" (I love your input, Neil). I have plenty of ideas for the contents, but somehow I got blinded by the flashy appeal of the site I posted in my opening post. I did not know that search engines get put off by those kind of introductory pages. I sure appreciate that comment VERY much, thanks Jim!
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