We are Dropbox enabled.

The Webserver limits transfers to 4MB of data and ideally we should all be responsible for the security of our own files.

Each user gets 2Gb free, it works on all platforms and the interface is a standard local folder. Full connection details available on request.

Michael Wesch, Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology at Kansas State University, presents a five minute video on Web 2.0 and the new meaning of text.

For the record I'll be keeping a list of any material that doesn't originate from Brian or isn't generated by me.

Hand Image - http://www.clker.com/clipart-10476.html

Firefox has about 20% market share of the installed browsers. It would damn well have 100% market share if everyone did web design. It isn't because it has extra buttons or flash features it's becasue it actually works as it should and us poor web designers don't have to spend 50% of the time it takes to develop a website testing every other browser and writing code to deal with their flaws.

Comments are enable through the system, tell us what you think, that's part of our documented testing.

Brian on Facebook too -- http://facebook.com/handfoto

Test page for Shadowbox JS image manager