Graphic Design Blog

over 140 web buttons for inspiration and thought that you might find the collection useful as well

related resources

Bullet madness is a list of 200 bullets, arrows and icons

CSS Tabs and CSS Navigation Menus Showcase (over 70 entries so far)

http://www.intersmash.com/300images/

I roughly estimate that for every six web sites I scoured, I was able to acquire one graphic image. I visited only Fortune 1000 company sites, major online retailers, well known blogs, top advertising, publishing, and design agencies, technology and software industry leaders, and the very largest online news publishers. Approximately 1800 web sites later, I have this collection of 300 of the most interesting, unique, and beautiful formations of pixels to display.

107 Add to Cart Buttons of the Top Online Retailers

Fireworks Web 2.0 Styles

Button Devkit

MyCoolButton is a completely free web service for generating custom Web 2.0 buttons for your web site or blog!

 Web20Badges, create or generate your own Web 2.0 badges

i asked for my self How do I edit php.ini?

i find the best solution for my proplem here maybe thats also something u looking for

WinScp for editting your files via SSH. It shows your files like explorer and it has got a useful editor. The url is: http://winscp.sourceforge.net/eng/

WinSCP is an open source free SFTP client and FTP client for Windows. Legacy SCP protocol is also supported. Its main function is safe copying of files between a local and a remote computer.

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The animals on the covers of O’Reilly books are a hallmark of the brand,
making them instantly recognizable on bookshelves throughout the world.
Over the years, countless readers have sent O’Reilly questions about the
animals:

“What kind of animal is that on the cover of …?”

“Is that a lemur or a tarsier on your Web site?”

“Does the animal on the cover relate to the book’s contents?”

“Have you considered selling your cover images as posters?”

“How do you do those animal drawings? Are they computer generated?”

“Why do you put animals on books about computer languages?”

How animals ended up on our books

The last question touches on a bit of early O’Reilly history. Edie Freedman
(now O’Reilly’s Creative Director) was hired to design the first book covers.
She thought the books had the strangest titles–sed and
awk?–that evoked images of the popular fantasy game, “Dungeons and
Dragons.”

While looking for imagery, she came across the Dover Pictorial Archives, a
series of books (and now CD-ROMs) containing copyright-free collections of
18th- and 19th-century wood and copperplate engravings of animals. She
encountered a pair of slender lorises and had an epiphany. “That’s
sed and awk!”

She scanned several animals from the archive and placed them on mock-up
covers, which she then presented to everyone at O’Reilly. O’Reilly had ten or
so employees at the time, and people wondered if the animals were
appropriate. But Edie convinced them to follow her instincts. Customers wound
up loving the covers, and a brand was born.

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create ow o’reilly animal

http://www.oreillymaker.com/

Download for free a zip file containing 283 high-resolution artworks
(cartoons, photomontages, comics) produced by me from 2002 to March,
2008. All the artworks can be freely reproduced, without my formal
permission.
Carlos Latuff http://latuff2.deviantart.com/

Once saved to your computer, share it with people. Upload it on
different servers, make it available on websites and file sharing
clients, save it to CD, make copies and distribute. Make these cartoons
to reach people with no access to Internet.

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Last Friday I had the pleasure of presenting “Essential Web Skills” at Webmaster Jam Session
in Dallas, Texas. It was a veritable blast, and the conference
organizers were certainly a pleasure to work with. I won’t delve into a
lengthy play-by-play coverage of the proceedings; Andy Budd seems to have done so nicely.

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Here are some fonts that you will recognize. Some are the actual stars and others are convincing impersonators. Can you tell which is which? If you spot others, please let us know.

The Crocodile Hunter Papyrus	adidas ITC Avant Garde Gothic Medium	ABSOLUT Futura Condensed ExtraBold
Time Times New Roman	Apple ITC Garamond Light Condensed	Spider-man Mata
Smashing Pumpkins Victorian Swash	National Geographic Times New Roman Condensed	Morgan Stanley News Gothic
Mobil ITC Avant Garde Gothic Bold	M & Ms Rockwell Condensed	Mail Boxes Etc. ITC Lubalin Graph Book
fonts.com Impact	Amazon ITC Officina® Sans Bold & Book	GotMilk? Phenix American

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first we install

Greasemonkey :: Firefox Add-ons

and after we restart firefox again

Install this script

thats all
see the details here http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/16341 Read more »