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Connecting... Welcome to Connect, our column for reader email! We want to hear your thoughts and opinions about things you've read in Mac OS Journal, about Apple, your computer, Mac OS X, and so on. So let us have it people! Send email to connect@macosjournal.com.
Jobs is Our Glorious Leader
Richard Randolph I agree. Jobs is an exciting, charismatic guy, and his appearances always seem to produce something that we hadn't expected. I always try to watch his presentations on the live 33.6 QuickTime feed - keynote through the keyhole, you could say - and even in this primitive medium, it's exciting. Dennis Field
Freeway HTML Editing
W. W. Pickersgill I also was a bit confused by Freeway's apparent lack of straight HTML editing ability, so I passed this on to the reviewer, Erica. Dennis Field Dear W. W. Pickersgill; Freeway can indeed handle editing of html but does so in a way that might be unfamiliar with you. The first way is through the Markup Window that lets you edit code before and after <html>, <head>, </head>, <body>, </body>, and </html>. You can also extend the HTML associated with an item, the page, or a hyperlink by using the Extended Window. You can include banners or other dynamic content by referencing external URL content when the page is viewed. You can insert code at a specific point on the page and import html content into a box. You also edit HTML code when you create a form. As you can see, Freeway has many ways for you to edit HTML code directly into a web page without having to bother with an external text or HTML editor. The best thing is if you want certain HTML code to be on many pages, you can add them to a Master Page and avoid the excess typing. The reason I didn't mention Freeway's HTML abilities in the review is because I wanted to focus on the fact that you don't need to edit HTML to create great and interactive web sites through the use of Actions. Erica J. Marceau
It's a Ziff it Didn't Ex-Zist
Pete Baker Hard to ignore ZD Net: it's so humongous. ZD doesn't really need extra promotion from me. Whatever you say, I always get irritated at the speed with which ZD always links you to Wintel stuff without ever telling you they're taking you over to the Dark Side. I once did a 30-minute download and only afterwards realized it was PeeCee only. Bah to that, that's my view. So there. Dennis Field
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I
came from Salt Lake City to see Jobs because to me he is Apple Computer.
You hit it right when you said he did not come with hat'n hand 
