Google| Subject | Re: How do I do this on Windows? |
| From | George Graves |
| Date | 04/23/2004 09:19 (04/23/2004 09:19) |
| Message-ID | <gmgravesnos-DED084.00164023042004@news.sf.sbcglobal.net> |
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| Newsgroups | comp.sys.mac.advocacy |
| Follows | John |
In article <108gskihjorkse4@news.supernews.com>, "John" <nospam@nospam.com>wrote:
JohnNot to you, no. You could make the study yourself, and you are so bigoted that when the Mac won, you would conclude that your own study was flawed because it didn't jibe with your preconceived notions of XP superiority. In other words, you wouldn't admit it if the whole world told you you were wrong (and you are).
George Graves wrote:George GravesJohn
In article <108gnhpcemjdaa4@news.supernews.com>, "John" <nospam@nospam.com>wrote:JohnGeorge Graves
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"Tim Smith" <reply_in_group@mouse-potato.com>wrote in WcYhc.6915$gH6.856@newsread3.news.atl.earthlink.net on 4/22/04 4:05 PM:Tim Smith§¼¡Ý
In article <BCAC0B6A.4A332%snit@nospam-cableone.net>, ???? wrote:§¼¡ÝTim Smith
No answer from me on how you do that with Windows, but I think the overall look of you site is done well, though perhaps a bit busy for my tastes. Perhaps if I could read any of it the site might not seem so. :)
It does look a little visually busy, but the way he's got things organized tends to make things group together, so that wherever you happen to be looking is not too busy. The overall impression I get is of a lot of information cramed onto the page in a useful way (kind of like the better examples of reference cards...the best cram an incredible amount of useful information in, without making it feel crowded).
Fair enough... I do tend to prefer minimalist designs: Google instead of Yahoo for example.Tim Smith§¼¡Ý
I liked the rounded look of his sections. I think I'll have to steal that next time I overhaul my site. I too divide things into sections, but they aren't as pleasing as his...and my pages off the main page are pretty much just lists of items separated by horizontal lines. (www.tzs.net, if anyone wants to look...some of the items in my "wacky links" section would probably amuse some of the more demented people here).
As far as the rounded corners - I agree that they work well. Not sure if I am in love with the rollovers in the main area on the left, but I do not think they take away from it.
Hard to say much bad about someone else's page when mine look... well... pretty bad:
http://myweb.cableone.net/snit/mac_win/
I love it when I go to the "cheaper cost of ownership" under Mac advantages and click on the link. Nothing found as should be the case since no one has ever succeeded in posting any real evidence that the Mac is cheaper overall to own.
Just dozens of studies from all over the world.
Not one VALID study.
-- George Graves ------------------ "If God drove a car, it would surely be an Alfa Romeo." Juan Manuel Fangio 5-time world Grand Prix champion
04/21/2004-
