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Archive for 04/03/2008
Redirecting site pages with .htaccess
04/03/2008 by swordfish.
If you change a file name of one or more of your web pages and a visitor tries to access the old page saved in their browser they will get a 404 page (not found) response from your hosting server. So what’s the best way of ensuring all your visitors end up on the right page?
Our latest web design article focuses on using a .htaccess file to achieve these redirections - read more about this now
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The Facebook Generation find their skills are wasted at work
04/03/2008 by swordfish.
People who have left education in the past three years have strong confidence in their IT skills but the organisations they work for are not always making the most of this skill-set, according to database software company FileMaker, which commissioned the research.
The vast majority (82 percent) of 16- to 18-year-olds surveyed felt confident about their level of general IT skills going into the workplace: a higher percentage than those who felt confident about their interpersonal skills (64 percent).
According to the research, the majority (85 percent) of school leavers and university graduates learnt to use PowerPoint software while in education but only slightly more than a third (39 percent) reported using it at work. A further 88 percent learnt to use spreadsheet software but only 65 percent said they use it as part of their job.
In addition, just over half (51 percent) said they had actively looked for creative ways to use technology at work.
Source: ZDNet
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