I've been having trouble posting and have resorted to an attempt by mail.

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self-directed 'net-based learning
http://www.learningdiary.blogspot.com

Still not able to make posts public. I'm able to get them to the blogspot server, but not "live." Technology is great when it works. In addition to this mess, I'm also trying to get a CGI script to work on the server @ OISE/UT.

Not having much luck on either front, but am continuing to work on both.

A test post -- this interface has been down for a few days and I haven't been able to post.

Another attempt at a post -- Blog*spot's been down for a few days and I haven't been able to get my page to display.

The timing's good -- I'm learning UNIX, Perl and CGI so I may have to branch out on my own. I'm hopeful that my friends @ Blogger/Google will have us back on-line soon.

It's been a hectic week. Work and school have kept me hoppin'; however, I was out golfing five times between Thurs night and Sunday morning.... That was good ;-)

My "standards" assignment for CTL 1611 is proving to be most educational.

I've learned that the W3C MarkUp Validation Service is an awesome tool. It allows you to "validate"any file or web page for HTML 4.01 Transitional compliance. It also gives a line-by-line breakdown of how to remedy any errors found.

I'd recommend that you make a hard copy of the results.

I found it helpful while working on this page.

I'll work on a "hack" to make the font in the table on the left look the same as this page; however, I suspect that tweaking the external Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) would be simpler.