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• This blog is moving... me too!

  This blog is moving to http://www.markwilson.co.uk/blog/ Read More... Posted 12 August 2005 17:30 by mark.wilson | 1 Comments Filed under: Miscellaneous/General, Microsoft, Industry News, Cool Stuff/Geeky, Tips and tricks, SharePoint, ISA Server, Windows Platform, Macintosh, ISP, SQL Server, Networking, IIS, Office Products, Open Source/Low Cost Software, Security, Exchange and Outlook/Outlook Express, Mobility, Systems Management, Virtualisation, Messaging, *nix, Integration, Web Browsers, Apache, Web Development, Inane Waffle

• Making use of various iTunes for Windows plug-ins

  Since I became an iPod convert a few months back , I've ripped all of my CD albums to 192kbps MP3s using iTunes (over 5000 songs using 29Gb of disk space at the time of writing - still got about 500 CD singles, plus MiniDisc and vinyl to go...) but one Read More... Posted 05 August 2005 19:32 by mark.wilson | 0 Comments Filed under: Cool Stuff/Geeky, Web Development

• Using server side includes in web pages

  One of the features used in my main and family websites is server side includes (SSI). The SSI code allows my sites to include dynamic information which would otherwise require scripting that may not function correctly with certain browsers. SSI is pretty Read More... Posted 08 December 2004 17:03 by mark.wilson | 2 Comments Filed under: IIS, Apache, Web Development

• Changing the default documents for a website

  My ISPs' Apache servers are configured for index.html and index.htm to be the default documents; however since implementing server side includes in my main and family websites I need index.shtml to be recognised. Fortunately, this can be achieved using Read More... Posted 08 December 2004 17:03 by mark.wilson | 1 Comments Filed under: IIS, Apache, Web Development