I am hoping I have got my web pages displaying correctly and am trying
to transfer my files.
However I have come across a problem.
I type ftp from the Gnome terminal and press enter which is accepted, I
then type open ftp.uk.geocities.com where my web space is and hit Enter,
I type my user name and
No I haven't.
I will see if I can get it.
Thanks for the suggestion.
On Fri, 2007-08-10 at 14:00 +0100, Dan Attwood wrote:
> Have you tried nvu/kompozer? It's a pretty good wysiwyg web
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I am trying to find a suitable editor for creating my web page but I am
not sure what to go for.
I have tried a DOS editor which is supposed to work under Linux but it
needs something other than Dosemu. I have tried writing my pages in
Openoffice Writer but although I can create a hyperlink to my e
I think I am having problems with writing Apostrophe and Quotes when
text editing or writing emails.
I think it might be that my keyboard is trying to assign Non English
characters so I cannot type anything that contains an Apostrophe or
Quotes.
How do I reasign to get the Apostrophe and Quotes?
Th
Why can I not get Quotes or Apostrophes in Ubuntu?
my keyboard has been assigned to UK yet every time I do a quote or an
Apostrophe it is not accepted and I either get a beeping noise when I
type Apostrophe and when I do Quote and then backspace it out I get a
beeping sound?
It is really annoying a
How do I find out the make of my soundcard under Linux so I can find out
if it will support multichannel sound in Ubuntu Feisty?
On Tue, 2007-06-26 at 17:40 +0100, Rob Beard wrote:
> michaelweaver wrote:
> > I have a soundcard in my PC which I know works with both sound and
> &g
I do not know if I have got this right but having a look at the Gnucash
concepts guide when creating accounts in Gnucash, I create for example
an account called assets as a top level account but do not put in any
details such as an account name or number and then add my actual
accounts as p
I have a soundcard in my PC which I know works with both sound and
speech under Windows so I can play a DVD while navigating it with my
screenreader as speech is produced through the soundcard.
How do I get multichannel sound using the same card in Ubuntu because at
some point I am hoping to go tot
I am trying to create accounts in Gnucash.
However although I seem to be able to create my first account, when I
add information for the others, it acts like it is trying to create only
one account and adding the amount in my second account to my first which
might not be the problem except I can on
I do not seem to be having much luck with text web browsers for one
reason or another because of how speech works.
Somone has apparently used Epiphany with Orca and I tried to download it
only it did not show up under the Internet menu in Feisty or any of the
menus I tried and doing a search on my
s no other
> alternative but to find another app that does what you want that does have
> the bridge.
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> Generally speaking any app that uses GTK + should be OK.
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I have information as to getting certain system apps which require the
use of sudo working with speech but I am not sure how I actually go
about creating the necessary file before I log out and login again to
effect the changes to make things more accessible with Orca.
The commands I have to get ac
I have just purchased a piece of hardware to replace my Ralink Wireless
card which my sister claims has broken as my laptop refuses to light up
to show that it is trying to look for a network connection, I think the
card gave up the ghost recently as even the people at Hudlug could not
get a search
What files do I need to backup as regards a Ubuntu system?
Is it for example just the home directory that needs backing up?
I am the only person who uses my desktop at home so I do not have
separate users.
Also the backup method I need to use needs to be accessible with my
access software ie Speaku
the same job as my card.
On Tue, 2007-06-12 at 15:51 +0100, Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
> On Tue, 12 Jun 2007 15:44:37 +0100, michaelweaver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > How do I get my wireless connection in Ubuntu?
> > Dad has been trying to set up my BT Home Hub wir
How do I get my wireless connection in Ubuntu?
Dad has been trying to set up my BT Home Hub wireless router in order to
get a wireless connection on my laptop but he reckons you need the disk
to install a wireless connection and the disk needs to be run on every
computer and he is getting annoyed w
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