The Real-time HTML Editor allows you to type in HTML and see it's results immediately on the screen. It's a great tool for those learning HTML or for those who want to check out how certain code will work. You can even include links and graphics.
ColorBlender is a free online tool that allows you to match up colors on the web. You can match six colors together for more visually pleasing websites. You can set up colors either by entering RGB values or by using the sliding bars to adjust RGB values and the matching colors appear automatically. Matching colors are given both in RGB as well as HTML values which can then be e-mailed to you for later use. Colors can also be sent in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop compatible formats.
Zen Garden is a site designed to help you make your own web sites more attractive through the use of CSS. The site gives advice for CSS and lets you check out different techniques to see what they look like. You can also click through various CSS examples to see how important CSS is to good web page design. The examples are incredible.
Cheet Sheet Roundup offers more than 30 "cheat sheets" with commonly used code, functions, operations, tags and more to make programing web based languages such as html, database languages such as sql, computer languages such as php and other commonly used computer tasks easier. The sheets are free to print out and use as needed.
With all of the discussion over Sony's attempt to restrict music usage that led to major computer problems, here is the Electronic Freedom Foundation's report on the copyright prohibitions of other music companies, DRM, and how consumer's are slowly losing their rights.
Answers That Work is devoted to providing free computer support - whether you are having problems with your software, your hardware, your network or just trying to find out what is going wrong with your computer period. It includes The Ultimate Troubleshooter for checking out what might be causing your computer to misbehave.
Webopedia is an online dictionary devoted to computer and Internet technology terms. The site offers words, definitions and pronunciations for making your travel through the World Wide Web more understandable.
Daily Rotation offers headlines from hundreds of tech news feeds - like Slashdot, BetaNews and Major Geeks - for easy access. You can even customize the web page to get feeds from only those sources that interest you. Never be technologically uninformed again!
One problem with sharing large amounts of information with people far away, especially if it is contained in audio or visual form, is that you just can't attach it to an e-mail and send it out. Streamload makes sharing easier by offering you a space to store your large files for others to download later. These files are not public, but only available to those you give permission to access.
Streamload works with any large document, audio file, video file, web page, or presentation - but only allows you to store materials over which you have the legal right to use, so don't try to use Streamload that DVD of the Lord of the Rings you just bought.
Streamload offers free accounts of up to 10GB of storage with 100MB of downloads each month. That's equal to a one hour long audio file downloaded about five times. Accounts offering unlimited storage and downloads from 1 GB to 60 GB are also available for a fee.
