I guess it’s not just the huge mountains of snow in my yard. The official word is that we have indeed had record snow in northern Maine.

Southern Maine, however, has had its share of really nasty mixed precipitation which is far worse than snow, imo.

We’ve still got more winter to go and if we continue to get snow, we may just get up to the phone wires.

If you’ve found this in your desparate search for answers to why your upgrade to Dreamweaver CS3 just won’t install on XP, congratulations. I wish I’d found it myself. I tried all sorts of searches at Adobe and at their Forum but it took a call to the Support folks to find the right Tech Note … and even then it took some creative problem solving. … Read on »

I decided to roll back my local Wordpress version to 2.3.0 instead of 2.3.2 that was causing problems with the disappearing images issue. I read at the WP forums that it wasn’t happening in 2.3.0. Well, it is. But, it only happens if you use IE. So, I’ll use Firefox and will have to inform any clients to do the same if that’s the version they want to use. Not a big deal, but I still hope this is fixed.

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I’ve started out 2008 with a system recharge: business is picking up and so is the cold season. Even though I tend not to go out among the public very often, I still managed to pick up the latest cold virus incarnation. I don’t get discouraged by it, I consider it an opportunity for the immune system to readjust. … Read on »

I’ve decided to bite the bullet and install Wordpress 2.3.2 on my local testing server so I can develop some themes and update some others. It’s been awhile since I had done this, so it took a bit of minor hair pulling to go thru it again. Nothing major, just my memory lapses. But, after all that, I found a bug in the darn thing that has not been resolved and I don’t know when it will be. Others have found it, too, and it doesn’t look like much satisfaction is being handed out over at the dot org forums. … Read on »