Yet another blog begun

[updated 2009.3.20]
George Fowler at U. Ark. has started the ball rolling on creating a group and an “unconference” for library technology sharing in Arkansas.  All credit to his initiative on that!
George and I will be handling a blog on the Collaboration UnConference.
We’ll be covering the developing “UnConference” in Summer of 2009 as it evolves, so [...]

Computer Helpers ready (more or less) to roll….

I’ve got all but the Programming tab page done, and that’s a new one I haven’t covered before.  I’ll probably use that page mostly to separate the programming languages.
So, disclaimer in place on that page, I think Computers Helpers is up and reasonably functional.  I’ll try to start changing links in the catalog over next [...]

browser swap while transferring

While I’m turning my entries from Computer Helpers into individual blog posts, I have Firefox up (to do the actual work) and IE up (to see the existing version of the page).
I copy from IE and paste to Firefox, and it even carries over the link without having to do HTML — but I miss [...]

Search posts not linked

Well, it seems that if I search for a subject, such as “DLL”, the resulting post(s) don’t have working links.  That’s a nuisance.  If you click on the “Read the rest of this post…” link, you get to a version where the links work, but will everyone know to do that?
Bug in the theme, I [...]

Converting Computer Helpers – Theme change

Okay, I tried another theme to see if I could overcome the link problem in Digg 3 column. Andreas09 is also three column and the links work in the Categories. It also has the advantage of showing tabs for the additional pages at the top. I think I’ll stay with this for [...]

Transferring the Computer Helpers to WordPress, part 1

I decided first to document my attempt/effort/project to move my ever-changing web pages for the Library’s “Computer Helpers” pages to a blog format. Among other things. Maybe it will help somebody else. Those of you with more knowledge or capabilities, please be kind if you comment. This is, in large part, [...]