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Up Your Media - Vancouver Island's choice for Apple Support, Service and Training
Read our new blog post, So You Bought Yourself A Mac, Now What?
Apple Certified Macintosh Technician
Apple Support Professional 10.5
Apple Consultants Network
1102 Bellevue Rd
Parksville, BC
iphone 250-240-3564
V9P 2C5
dan@upyourmedia.com

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Macintosh OS Tip
Maximize Your Sidebar
Use the Sidebar in your Finder window to store some of your most used and popular folders and files. Simply drag the folder to the Places menu on your sidebar, it will create an alias so you can access its contents quickly and easily.
Hi Dan,
Seems to be working better than ever. The RAM & storage improvements
have made for snappier performance (or so Maggie tells me), and would
have been welcome even if the old drive had been healthy.
Thanks for your expert help,
BT
Dear Dan, just wanted to thank you again for coming by to help us with the computer and the printer. A... was able to start working on homework right away with the printer up and running! and yes my e-mail is working 100%. We look forward to hearing when you are able to put the new drive in. Thanks so much, Chris
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Glossary
- SEO - search engine optimization. Achieved through various methods of meta tag optimization, relevant keywords, inbound links from quality sites, social networking, blogging and more
- Web 2.0 - popular term describring the second era in the history of the internet, includes social networking sites such as Youtube, Facebook, Myspace and the marketing opportunities there.
- meta tags - text on a webpage visible only to search engine robots. These tags explain to the robots what your site contains. Vital to effective search engine ranking. Meta tags should always reflect the actual content and copy of the page they describe.
- traffic - visitors to your website, measured in hits, clicks, page views
- domain - your internet address, ie. upyourmedia.ca , yahoo.com. Different extensions are used for different purposes, .com for commercial, .ca for Canada, .ws for website, .biz for business etc. Domains are like real estate, in more ways than one. Location, Location, Location.
- mp3 - high quality audio file commonly used for music
- Quicktime - high quality video application developed by apple, free plugin for mac and ibm at http://www.apple.com/quicktime
- keyword - search term, ie., 'travel destination' or' parksville bc'. Directories rank your site according to keyword relevancy, or how many times on your page it sees that particular keyword or similar words
- bookmark - a feature in Netscape and Internet Explorer web-browsers that allows you to remember a specific valuable web address, also favourite
- spider - used by some search engines (altavista, inktomi), a robot spiders through your entire site following links and text to determine keyword relevancy and link popularity.
- link popularity - amount of websites linking to your website, also amount of websites you link to from your site. Very important for determining your search engine ranking.
- directory - another type of search engine, links are added to the directory by humans
- cgi - Common Gateway Interface A standard for running programs on a server from a Web page, executable programs that can be run independently. For example, forms, surveys, link engines, toplists, errorbots
- Javascript - A scripting language for Web pages that can be embedded into HTML documents, smaller than cgi. Examples, popup windows, clocks and counters, scrolls and slideshows
Full web lingo glossary
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