One of the problem areas of designing a web site is how to produce a good looking and accessible contact form. The key concept behind providing an accessible form is to have descriptive labeling on each of the forms sections and input elements.
At QBS we firmly believe in using CSS rather than a table based solution. So our latest article explains how to use the CSS approach and shows you all the CSS and XHTML code you will need to to design your own accessible form.
Microsoft has begun private beta testing of Internet Explorer 8, ahead of the release of the first public beta later this year.
A limited number of “qualified beta testers” have been invited to download the new version of Microsoft’s web browser, which promises to be its most standards-compliant to date.
Precisely what the new browser will offer remains a secret, but Microsoft has revealed that it passes Acid 2, the de facto industry test for standards compliance.
It also contains a new mechanism for rendering websites that have been written to work properly in Internet Explorer 6, which by Microsoft’s own admission was far from standards compliant.
Source: PC Pro
Those of us who have been using computers for a few years often have at least one and in some cases two, three or more redundant computers lying around doing nothing apart from gathering dust. In many cases these computers are still perfectly serviceable.
You may even be tempted to throw them away but don’t dispose of them just yet because there are several uses that an older computer can successfully handle.
Here are a just a few suggestions on what they can be used for – www.qbs-pchelp.co.uk/reuseanoldpc.html.
Knowing what to do with an old PC can be a real problem for small businesses and individual home users.
While old computers should not be thrown out with the general rubbish, it can be very difficult to know what to do with them once there usefulness has expired.
Our latest PC Help guide explains how you can dispose of an unwanted computer and how to recycle old PC’s.
As the number of installed computers and other storage devices continue to grow, the need for data recovery services is also growing.
Although QBS PC Help have all the tools to thoroughly wipe a hard drive so that your private data is completely destroyed we feel that when it comes to recovering important business or personal data a specialist data recovery company will give you better overall results.
We have therefore partnered with Kroll Ontrack who provide one of the very best recovery services currently available.
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