In Feburary 2016 26,
Get the file that you want to make downloadable. You must have the file yourself and have the rights to distribute it.
Upload the file from your computer to your website host. You can upload the file by using FTP software or by using website design software that has uploading capability built into its functionality.
Compress the file to make it smaller to download. This is only necessary if the file is large. You can use a program like Winzip to compress the file and make it downloadable as a smaller zip file.
Link to the file so others can download it. Add a line of HTMLcode that points to the file you uploaded and choose the words you want to link to the file. The code will be something like this: Click here</a'>http://mysite.com/folder/download.exe'>here</a> to download this file. The word 'here' will be a link, and when someone clicks on it, the file will be able to be downloaded.
In Feburary 2016 26,
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Friday, 26 February 2016
Thursday, 25 February 2016
What Does a Computer Programmer Do?In Feburary 2016 25,
In Feburary 2016 25,
A web programming is responsible for the company's website development. A web programmer needs to know a web language like PHP, VB.NET or Java. Additional client languages like JavaScript and Ajax may be necessary. The developer can benefit from knowing database applications like MySQL and SQL Server since these are necessary for dynamic websites.
Desktop Applications
A programmer who develops desktop applications is responsible for providing employees with software that provides tools for customer service and sales. Many large corporations have internal, proprietary applications that are necessary for customer relations. These applications also produce reports and help sales people keep track of clients. A desktop application developer may also need experience with database applications.
Database Developer
A database developer creates stored procedures that interface with a corporate database server. Stored procedures are coded scripts that retrieve, update or delete records in tables. These tables hold the data that is used to create reports and other applications. These programmers work closely with other application and web developers. A database developer also works closely with the administrator to ensure the security and maintenance of the server.
Analyst
A programmer can also become a software analyst. An analyst is a person who normally has many years of software development experience. The analyst is a programmer who evaluates a large corporate network for issues or bottlenecks in the software code. An analysts needs good troubleshooting skills and the ability and experience to identify problems in software and the answers for how to fix them.
Report Developer
A report developer is responsible for creating reports necessary for financial and sales figures. This type of programmer retrieves the numbers from the database and creates layouts that give owners and managers the reports for daily, yearly or quarterly finances and sales numbers. Report requirements vary by department, so a report developer needs a good mathematical and analytical background and education.
In Feburary 2016 25,
A web programming is responsible for the company's website development. A web programmer needs to know a web language like PHP, VB.NET or Java. Additional client languages like JavaScript and Ajax may be necessary. The developer can benefit from knowing database applications like MySQL and SQL Server since these are necessary for dynamic websites.
Desktop Applications
A programmer who develops desktop applications is responsible for providing employees with software that provides tools for customer service and sales. Many large corporations have internal, proprietary applications that are necessary for customer relations. These applications also produce reports and help sales people keep track of clients. A desktop application developer may also need experience with database applications.
Database Developer
A database developer creates stored procedures that interface with a corporate database server. Stored procedures are coded scripts that retrieve, update or delete records in tables. These tables hold the data that is used to create reports and other applications. These programmers work closely with other application and web developers. A database developer also works closely with the administrator to ensure the security and maintenance of the server.
Analyst
A programmer can also become a software analyst. An analyst is a person who normally has many years of software development experience. The analyst is a programmer who evaluates a large corporate network for issues or bottlenecks in the software code. An analysts needs good troubleshooting skills and the ability and experience to identify problems in software and the answers for how to fix them.
Report Developer
A report developer is responsible for creating reports necessary for financial and sales figures. This type of programmer retrieves the numbers from the database and creates layouts that give owners and managers the reports for daily, yearly or quarterly finances and sales numbers. Report requirements vary by department, so a report developer needs a good mathematical and analytical background and education.
In Feburary 2016 25,
Friday, 19 February 2016
How to Organize a Cake WalkIn Feburary 2016 19,
In Feburary 2016 19,
Find the perfect location to hold the cake walk. You will need a lot of space for participants and cake tables. Select a school gymnasium, parking lot, park or community center.
Ask for cake donations from community members and local bakeries or grocery stores. You need at least ten cakes to make a decent profit.
Mark off a large square on the ground with tape or chalk. Divide the perimeter of the square into 20 smaller squares (five on each side). Number each smaller square 1 through 20.
Place scraps of paper, numbered 1 through 20 in a basket.
Sell tickets for one round of your cake walk. Ticket prices should be between 25 cents and one dollar. The more cakes you have, the more rounds you can have, so the less you need to charge.
Conducting The Cake Walk
Organize participants into a group of twenty. Every person should stand on one of the numbered squares.
Play some lively music and instruct participants to walk around the square until the music stops. Then each participant should stop on a numbered square.
Pull a numbered piece of paper from the basket. The person standing on the corresponding numbered square gets to select a cake to take home.
Give all the other participants a small consolation prize, such as cupcake, and then organize a new round, with people buying a numbered square once more. Continue until all the cakes have been sold.
In Feburary 2016 19,
Find the perfect location to hold the cake walk. You will need a lot of space for participants and cake tables. Select a school gymnasium, parking lot, park or community center.
Ask for cake donations from community members and local bakeries or grocery stores. You need at least ten cakes to make a decent profit.
Mark off a large square on the ground with tape or chalk. Divide the perimeter of the square into 20 smaller squares (five on each side). Number each smaller square 1 through 20.
Place scraps of paper, numbered 1 through 20 in a basket.
Sell tickets for one round of your cake walk. Ticket prices should be between 25 cents and one dollar. The more cakes you have, the more rounds you can have, so the less you need to charge.
Conducting The Cake Walk
Organize participants into a group of twenty. Every person should stand on one of the numbered squares.
Play some lively music and instruct participants to walk around the square until the music stops. Then each participant should stop on a numbered square.
Pull a numbered piece of paper from the basket. The person standing on the corresponding numbered square gets to select a cake to take home.
Give all the other participants a small consolation prize, such as cupcake, and then organize a new round, with people buying a numbered square once more. Continue until all the cakes have been sold.
In Feburary 2016 19,
How to Organize a Foosball TournamentIn Feburary 2016 19,
In Feburary 2016 19,
Find a venue. If you're simply hosting a casual tournament for friends, a single table in your game room is sufficient. But if you're organizing a larger competition, consider a pub or arcade with plenty of foosball tables and seats for spectators.
Gather the equipment. Unless the venue has enough available, you'll need to rent or borrow regulation-sized foosball tables to accommodate most of the players, spare balls and replacement parts to repair tables that break during play.
Produce the prize money. Organize contributions from local sponsors, pubs or foosball equipment manufacturers if you want a large prize pool. For less formal tournaments, players can contribute 'entry fees' that will be divided among the winners.
Offer trophies or other prizes like gift cards to local restaurants for categories like 'coolest trick shot,' 'best stop' or 'least wins.' Award participation gifts such as commemorative t-shirts, hats or mugs.
Advertise for participants. Tell friends, post on foosball-related message boards or hand out flyers at local pubs, arcades, pool halls and recreation centers.
Establish rules. If you're planning a tournament with a considerable amount of prize money, stick to official regulations like those established by the United States Table Soccer Association. Read the basics to the players before the competition starts and have printed copies of the full rules available onsite in the event of a dispute. (See Resources)
Organize brackets if you've got a lot of participants. Set up pairings in different categories if the pool's talent level is diverse. Keep a white board or chalk board updated to let players know who they're up against next.
Provide snacks for spectators or for players to enjoy between matches. Consider an assortment of easy-to-eat finger foods to let players get back to the game quickly and offer plenty of napkins if you're serving fried treats.
In Feburary 2016 19,
Find a venue. If you're simply hosting a casual tournament for friends, a single table in your game room is sufficient. But if you're organizing a larger competition, consider a pub or arcade with plenty of foosball tables and seats for spectators.
Gather the equipment. Unless the venue has enough available, you'll need to rent or borrow regulation-sized foosball tables to accommodate most of the players, spare balls and replacement parts to repair tables that break during play.
Produce the prize money. Organize contributions from local sponsors, pubs or foosball equipment manufacturers if you want a large prize pool. For less formal tournaments, players can contribute 'entry fees' that will be divided among the winners.
Offer trophies or other prizes like gift cards to local restaurants for categories like 'coolest trick shot,' 'best stop' or 'least wins.' Award participation gifts such as commemorative t-shirts, hats or mugs.
Advertise for participants. Tell friends, post on foosball-related message boards or hand out flyers at local pubs, arcades, pool halls and recreation centers.
Establish rules. If you're planning a tournament with a considerable amount of prize money, stick to official regulations like those established by the United States Table Soccer Association. Read the basics to the players before the competition starts and have printed copies of the full rules available onsite in the event of a dispute. (See Resources)
Organize brackets if you've got a lot of participants. Set up pairings in different categories if the pool's talent level is diverse. Keep a white board or chalk board updated to let players know who they're up against next.
Provide snacks for spectators or for players to enjoy between matches. Consider an assortment of easy-to-eat finger foods to let players get back to the game quickly and offer plenty of napkins if you're serving fried treats.
In Feburary 2016 19,
Thursday, 11 February 2016
The Best FTP Download SitesIn Feburary 2016 11,
In Feburary 2016 11,
According to Top10FTPHosting.com, InstantFTPSites.com is one of the best overall FTP site experiences on the Web. It has a strong reputation around the industry of reliably hosting FTP sites for major companies. Customer support can be reach five days a week with longer support times than other companies of its type. For each customer, it offers a large amount of bandwidth and disk space and full customer support access. For unlimited bandwidth and 500 megabytes of disk space, customers pay a low fee of only $12.50 per month (as of 2010). Larger options are available for only $40 per month, with as many as 40 FTP sites available, which is perfect for a growing company.
UltimateFTP.net
UltimateFTP.net owns its own data center, which gives it full control over all of the FTP sites that it monitors for its clients. It has a number of unique services available to its customers. One consists of a support response guarantee that promises customers who are having a problem with their FTP site that a customer support representative will get back to them in three hours or they won't have to pay the full amount for their FTP rental. UltimateFTP.net also guarantees that whatever price you pay for your FTP site when you first sign up with it will be the price you pay for as long as you are its customer.
MyEasyFTP.com
MyEasyFTP.com is one of the premiere FTP hosting firms since it has exceptional service for all of its customers, even though it has grown in recent years into one of the largest FTP hosting companies on the Internet. It has 24-hour customer service so that you can reach the support center whenever a problem arises. Each FTP site can handle only a limited amount of data, unless you want to spend a bit more money than you would with other FTP sites. That said, this FTP site is best for small- to medium-sized companies that aren't transferring outrageously large files or amounts of data regularly.
In Feburary 2016 11,
According to Top10FTPHosting.com, InstantFTPSites.com is one of the best overall FTP site experiences on the Web. It has a strong reputation around the industry of reliably hosting FTP sites for major companies. Customer support can be reach five days a week with longer support times than other companies of its type. For each customer, it offers a large amount of bandwidth and disk space and full customer support access. For unlimited bandwidth and 500 megabytes of disk space, customers pay a low fee of only $12.50 per month (as of 2010). Larger options are available for only $40 per month, with as many as 40 FTP sites available, which is perfect for a growing company.
UltimateFTP.net
UltimateFTP.net owns its own data center, which gives it full control over all of the FTP sites that it monitors for its clients. It has a number of unique services available to its customers. One consists of a support response guarantee that promises customers who are having a problem with their FTP site that a customer support representative will get back to them in three hours or they won't have to pay the full amount for their FTP rental. UltimateFTP.net also guarantees that whatever price you pay for your FTP site when you first sign up with it will be the price you pay for as long as you are its customer.
MyEasyFTP.com
MyEasyFTP.com is one of the premiere FTP hosting firms since it has exceptional service for all of its customers, even though it has grown in recent years into one of the largest FTP hosting companies on the Internet. It has 24-hour customer service so that you can reach the support center whenever a problem arises. Each FTP site can handle only a limited amount of data, unless you want to spend a bit more money than you would with other FTP sites. That said, this FTP site is best for small- to medium-sized companies that aren't transferring outrageously large files or amounts of data regularly.
In Feburary 2016 11,
Wednesday, 10 February 2016
How to Choose the Perfect Sky Blue Ceiling PaintIn Feburary 2016 10,
In Feburary 2016 10,
Scan the paint chip display at your local store, the first thing you notice is that colors are grouped by clarity. There is a section of grayed colors, a section of muddy colors, clear, and bright colors. Mentally discard the grayest section along with the shockingly bright section. A good sky blue has a clarity of color that isn't muddled by gray. Don't be tempted by the shockingly bright section. While they appear to be clear blues, they are way too intense when painted over a large surface, like a ceiling, and are too shocking for most applications.
Focus on color family. As you look at all the paint colors in the display, you see that greens fade to blue which then fade to purple. Choose a blue that is in the middle of this range. This technique will yield a color that is neither green or purple. Because of the nature of a sky, if you have difficulty finding the true center of this gradient, err on the side or purple. A greenish blue is much less flattering than a blue that feels a touch too purple.
Now that you have the correct chip, hone in on a specific color If you notice your paint chip has colors from pale blue to a dark blue. Some paint companies' chips only go from pale to medium blue. Mentally discard the very palest color from consideration. On the ceiling shade just tinted blue it isn't bright enough to convey the feeling of sky. Rather, it more resembles an off-white that can be unsettling. The next color on your chip, while still light, but tending a touch toward a medium blue is a great bet.
In Feburary 2016 10,
Scan the paint chip display at your local store, the first thing you notice is that colors are grouped by clarity. There is a section of grayed colors, a section of muddy colors, clear, and bright colors. Mentally discard the grayest section along with the shockingly bright section. A good sky blue has a clarity of color that isn't muddled by gray. Don't be tempted by the shockingly bright section. While they appear to be clear blues, they are way too intense when painted over a large surface, like a ceiling, and are too shocking for most applications.
Focus on color family. As you look at all the paint colors in the display, you see that greens fade to blue which then fade to purple. Choose a blue that is in the middle of this range. This technique will yield a color that is neither green or purple. Because of the nature of a sky, if you have difficulty finding the true center of this gradient, err on the side or purple. A greenish blue is much less flattering than a blue that feels a touch too purple.
Now that you have the correct chip, hone in on a specific color If you notice your paint chip has colors from pale blue to a dark blue. Some paint companies' chips only go from pale to medium blue. Mentally discard the very palest color from consideration. On the ceiling shade just tinted blue it isn't bright enough to convey the feeling of sky. Rather, it more resembles an off-white that can be unsettling. The next color on your chip, while still light, but tending a touch toward a medium blue is a great bet.
In Feburary 2016 10,
Wednesday, 3 February 2016
How to Have a Dodgeball FundraiserIn Feburary 2016 03,
In Feburary 2016 03,
Select an organization or cause that your fundraiser will benefit. A fundraiser can be used to raise money for a charity that is not involved in planning the event or can be run by an organization, such as a sports team, to raise money for the organization or a specific cause.
Calculate the costs to host and run the event as well as the amount of money you expect to raise, and determine what percentage of the funds will go toward overhead costs and what will go to the organization.
Select a location for your fundraiser, being sure it will accommodate an event of your desired size. Attempting to force a large event into a small venue will lead to cramped spacing and a hectic atmosphere.
Pick a date for the event, making sure that your desired location is available on that date.
Establish the rules for the tournament, including the number of players on a team, the type of balls to be used and the format of the tournament.
Set an entry fee for teams to help build the amount of money you want to raise from the event.
Contact local stores and inquire about sponsorship through gift donations. The gifts donated can then be raffled off during the event or awarded as prizes, based on achievement, during the event to encourage enrollment and spectator attendance.
Advertise the event with posters that clearly detail who or what the fundraiser will benefit, how teams can register, as well as the cost and obligation of participation.
Collect registration forms and fees from all teams prior to the event so you know how many teams for which you must plan.
Schedule the matches in the fundraising tournament, including both time and court numbers if multiple courts are used.
Assign roles to volunteers helping to run the fundraiser. Common needs for a dodgeball tournament include referees, score keepers and other individuals to work the doors if admission is charged or to sell snacks and drinks.
Record the results of all matches as the tournament progresses.
Distribute the funds to the charity or organization benefiting from the event.
In Feburary 2016 03,
Select an organization or cause that your fundraiser will benefit. A fundraiser can be used to raise money for a charity that is not involved in planning the event or can be run by an organization, such as a sports team, to raise money for the organization or a specific cause.
Calculate the costs to host and run the event as well as the amount of money you expect to raise, and determine what percentage of the funds will go toward overhead costs and what will go to the organization.
Select a location for your fundraiser, being sure it will accommodate an event of your desired size. Attempting to force a large event into a small venue will lead to cramped spacing and a hectic atmosphere.
Pick a date for the event, making sure that your desired location is available on that date.
Establish the rules for the tournament, including the number of players on a team, the type of balls to be used and the format of the tournament.
Set an entry fee for teams to help build the amount of money you want to raise from the event.
Contact local stores and inquire about sponsorship through gift donations. The gifts donated can then be raffled off during the event or awarded as prizes, based on achievement, during the event to encourage enrollment and spectator attendance.
Advertise the event with posters that clearly detail who or what the fundraiser will benefit, how teams can register, as well as the cost and obligation of participation.
Collect registration forms and fees from all teams prior to the event so you know how many teams for which you must plan.
Schedule the matches in the fundraising tournament, including both time and court numbers if multiple courts are used.
Assign roles to volunteers helping to run the fundraiser. Common needs for a dodgeball tournament include referees, score keepers and other individuals to work the doors if admission is charged or to sell snacks and drinks.
Record the results of all matches as the tournament progresses.
Distribute the funds to the charity or organization benefiting from the event.
In Feburary 2016 03,
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