Yesterday was an almost record day with about ~300MB of bandwidth used. Think of that like trading ~210 floppy disks full of information.
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09/28/2004 15:54 #29978
Yesterday09/27/2004 23:50 #29977
e:peeps, inlinks and e:padsWelcome new epeeps. If you have any questions feel free to email or IM paul. You can also ask questions in the chat box and surely someone will respond during the day.
[size=m]Inlink Update With epad Support[/size]
I updated the inlink process. An inlink is a way of linking your journal entry to another journal entry on the site. There are two ways to make an inlink.
1. When logged in you can see the inlink code for any journal entry at the bottom of the entry. If you copy that copde into your journal, it will make a link to the journal you copied from.
2. If you are going to be making multiple inlinks, you might find it more convevnient to have all of the inlink codes copied to your epad. Your epad is like your own digital notepad or clipboard. You can use it to save and store text, which you can email at any point using the email feature at the top of the pad.
To copy the inlink text to your epad, find the entry you want to inlink to and click on the little chain icon at the bottom of the entry. The journal inlink code will then be copied into your epad where you can store it for later, or copy it right away for use in your journal. To open you epad , simply click on the pad icon in your control panel. It is the one to the right of the # sign.
You don't even have to be at the site to use your epad. The epad is accessible at elmwoodstrip.com/epad . If you were not previously logged into the site, you will be asked to login on the epad page. Your epad is a private space that only you will see and is not accessible without your password.
>>Posted By: paul
[size=m]Inlink Update With epad Support[/size]
I updated the inlink process. An inlink is a way of linking your journal entry to another journal entry on the site. There are two ways to make an inlink.
1. When logged in you can see the inlink code for any journal entry at the bottom of the entry. If you copy that copde into your journal, it will make a link to the journal you copied from.
2. If you are going to be making multiple inlinks, you might find it more convevnient to have all of the inlink codes copied to your epad. Your epad is like your own digital notepad or clipboard. You can use it to save and store text, which you can email at any point using the email feature at the top of the pad.
To copy the inlink text to your epad, find the entry you want to inlink to and click on the little chain icon at the bottom of the entry. The journal inlink code will then be copied into your epad where you can store it for later, or copy it right away for use in your journal. To open you epad , simply click on the pad icon in your control panel. It is the one to the right of the # sign.
You don't even have to be at the site to use your epad. The epad is accessible at elmwoodstrip.com/epad . If you were not previously logged into the site, you will be asked to login on the epad page. Your epad is a private space that only you will see and is not accessible without your password.
>>Posted By: paul
09/27/2004 01:32 #29976
Server MaintenenceThe server elmwoodstrip.com is based on had some unscheduled site maintenence that needed to be done. So we apologize if the site was not responding from 10pm to 12 am est. Thanks for your patience!
>>Posted By: matthew
>>Posted By: matthew
09/25/2004 23:06 #29975
New Terms of ServiceWe added a new Terms of Service agreement for the site. You can find the TOS known as (e:rules) at 
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The next time you go to write a journal entry you will be prompted to accept the (e:rules) to continue writing your journal. If you have any questions comments, or concerns, please feel free to email (e:paul) via the link on his journal.
.The next time you go to write a journal entry you will be prompted to accept the (e:rules) to continue writing your journal. If you have any questions comments, or concerns, please feel free to email (e:paul) via the link on his journal.
09/22/2004 02:19 #29974
RSS feed Update OptionLogged in users can now add RSS feeds to the RSS feed list box under the events calendar. (e:sqb) - I know you'll like this one. In order to add feeds, simply click on the green pen icon in the rss feed box. this will take you to a form where you can add feeds. Email (e:paul) if you have any questions.
>>Posted By: paul
>>Posted By: paul