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but wouldn't that just be the default session time? I know at least with ASP you can specifically set the session timeout: <% Session.Timeout=10 %>

i don't think he's referring to session cookies... he's probably referring to session objects (asp example: ASP Session object)

i poked around at adobeforums.com and on there someone mentioned that if you save the PDF in full screen mode the user doesn't see the "save a copy" button. :)

if you can post the code here i can take a look and see what might be missing. or even PM it to me since people on here appear to be more worried about commenting on programmer skill level than actually trying to help.

well, since the visitor would have to download the pdf (and save it in temp directory) to view it, i seriously doubt if there would be a way to do this.

no, you will need to use a server-side technology like ASP. The code snippets forum on this site has several examples.

Google states that PR is determined by over 100 different sources of data. So yes, PR is affected by inbound links, but it's by no means the "tell all".

Having been a product manager in the SEO wing of a large corporation, and doing many many tests on the impact of various SEO strategies, i've come to realize that PageRank (PR) has a lot less impact on the visibility of a website in the SERPs (search engine page rankings) than it used to. Your...

i'll bet the high view count is because people are coming in from Google and viewing the post... probably copying it and leaving.

if the files are there, i'm sure just a simple tweaking of default.html and you'd be able to see data further back.

it's working fine right now, but this is a sporadic problem... i don't use webmail all day so i don't notice all the times it's not accessible, but my clients who DO use webmail all day tell me that it gives them problems every single day.

mail.jodoshared.com [204.14.107.1]

i still see this on average of once per day... any clue?

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Speaking of browsers, has anybody tried to use ftp with IE7? all it shows is an aspnet_client folder and you can't access your directory structure.

MS Access wasn't even originally intended to be a web-based database... I wouldn't even suggest using it for small applications because all you'd be doing is preparing yourself for future issues...

I tried all 3 default webmail programs, none of them can connect... Error from SquirrelMail: ERROR: ERROR: Connection dropped by IMAP server. Error from DWMAil: There was an error connecting to your mail server. Your server reported: [CLOSED] IMAP connection broken (server...

If what you're doing is trying to prevent other sites from stealing your bandwidth by using images that you host, then there's lots of scripts out there that you can copy from. Just look up "hotlinking" in Google and you'll see lots of examples.

here's the buzz words you need to investigate: reciprocal links - basically a link exchange - not usually worth it for SEO one-way inbound links - link to your site where you don't provide a link back to their site - good for SEO if the referring site has a good PR (pagerank) and traffic...

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