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Woman to Know in New Media top
Online Journalism Review http://www.ojr.org/
National Women's History Project: http://www.nwhp.org/
Women Leaders Online: http://www.wlo.org/
Systers.org
Select an ISP-- top
I can personally recommend Active Servers who has been hosting the Educational CyberPlayGround all these many years doing a supurb job. Ask for Pam to hook you up and tell them the Playground sent you!!
Internet access providers and information on how to select a provider, with separate pages for all U.S. states, Canadian provinces, and over one hundred countries."
How the Freak do I make a Site? top
Make my graphics Smaller for free
A free GIF / JPEG reduction site - that works really well. It's a lot like GIF Wizard, which used to be free but isn't any longer. Basically you just enter your URL and it returns all the images on your page -- select an image, and it gives you several reduced-size images to choose from and save to disk.
Technology Resource top
PATROL - Periodic Assessment of TReasured Online Links This page allows you to submit your own URL to our high interaction client honeypot Capture for periodic monitoring, which allows you to determine whether your site has been compromised by attackers and is now serving malicious content.
Cheapo Online Training top
Free Spread Sheet from Groogle
Google Inc. will introduce a spreadsheet program will offer consumers and businesses a free alternative to Microsoft's Excel application. Main goal is to make it easier for family, friends or co-workers to gain access to the same spreadsheet from different computers at different times, enabling a group of authorized users to add and edit data without having to e-mail attachments back and forth.
We check our connection with a program called http://www.dslreports.com/
http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/
http://www.dslreports.com/tools
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Find Out What Your TCP/IP Network Settings Are top
In Windows 95/98 use a little-known utility called WinIPConfig to see information about your TCP/IP network settings. From the Start Menu, press Run, type winipcfg, and click OK. In Win2k and WinNT type ipconfig at the command prompt.
BrowserLab
the tool lets you “Preview and test your web pages on leading browsers and operating systems - on demand http://ow.ly/d5qH