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Illustrator - that you are correct my friend. Personally I don't care about image theft. If I don't want it to be taken, I don't make it available for the public. A person reduced to image theft for their own promotion and branding is weak minded anyway.

Illustrator: Don't take this personally but more as advice. This is what I do for a living on a fulltime basis... so sharing advice is all. It Does not matter if this is a new website. In the future it will not rank well anyway. Based on what I said above, there is a lot working against...

1.) Your HTML and CSS do not validate. Most important your HTML fails and returns a fatal error, which search engines will not value this site well. http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://www.crsresults.com/index.html 2.) CSS does not validate and returns errors...

There is software included with Photoshop called DigiMarc. They can be found at: http://www.digimarc.com Though it is not 100 percent, but really forces someone to have to do some serious morphing before they can present your graphic online without being caught. There are solutions out...

Greetings DWD (deaf web developers) I wanted to expand a little on validated website coding. Many web developers and programmers don’t consider website usability when developing a website. Much more, don’t even consider validating their html, xhtml or cascading style sheets. Why...

Note for Illustrator: I have Photoshop's first version 1.0 as well I have their Postscript version before that. I have been an Adobe user long before most... it really has been fun to see how Photoshop has grown over the years. I thought you would appeciate the fact I still have Photoshop...

I guess you did not read my post clear enough. Point missed I guess. Cheers

Validate your coding - Starting with HTML 4.01 and CSS It is all about usability! 1.) You can't test your code out on all the available browsers. 2.) A plus of running the page through a validator will pick up coding typos and bad characters more thoroughly than the human eye. 3.) Clean...

ODP!

Illustrator: As a "i"Moderator why don't you hold to the true topic at hand. You seem to create topics so you can promote Macs and blert out your feelings. I can relate to you being a Mac Fan, and that is fine (smiles) - However, your posts are becoming redundant… If you want to sell Macs, get...

Content is king!

We use BBEdit, Adobe's GoLive... Does not really matter what one uses as long as the coding is clean or valid.