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• Hi Lee,
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• Just wanted you to know I really use your newsletter. In my position, I need to keep up with the latest technologies and information. I receive dozens of newsletters. When I am really busy, I cannot possibly read them all. I still try to open and skim WebReference, even when I have deleted many of the others without opening them. Thank you for the great and useful information!
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• Lee,
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• Hi Andrew!
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• Just thought you might like to know that I recommended your site as a great
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Keep up the great work!
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• Dear Andrew & Lanie,
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• Hi Andrew
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• Mr. King,
I would just like to say that your web site, and particularly your
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are invaluable to web masters and designers of all skill levels.
Thank you.
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• One user wrote: "Not asking for a link! I just want to add my voice to the many thanks that I am sure you already receive for your outstanding, *unparallelled* site. I know of no other Web resource that offers such wide-ranging, in-depth information of such high quality. It obviously requires an enormous amount of work and care; I notice and appreciate that every time I visit. I just want to convey my heartfelt thanks and congratulations to you and your staff for making this resource what it is: a real treasure on the Web." Sep. 3, 1997
• "Thanks. I enjoy your site very much (Cool Central) and am also a big fan of webreference (in my prior life I was the top editor at TechWeb, so I've spent a lot of time on sites like webreference but it's best!)" - Pam O'Connell (oconnell@specdata.com) Web Guide, Miningco's Diary Of The Week/Homepages of the Week. June 14, 1997
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• "Your site is the single most useful site I've found to date.
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• www.webreference.com should be on every Web developer's bookmark list -- I refer to it all the time. I cover Web development issues for Macworld regularly in my monthly column, "Media." My site, at http://www.heidsite.com/, contains an area called HotMedia that I use to post examples, downloads, and links to relevant information sources. I'd love it if you payed a visit and if you'd consider adding a Heidsite link to your superb site.
• Keep up the great work! - July 9, 1996, Jim Heid
• "Webreference.com is probably the most comprehensive repository of information for Web users--beginners and experts--on the Web. If you don't bookmark this site, you might as well quit now. It contains an alphabetized index of links to everything Web-related: agents, books, browsers, conferences, glossaries, legal issues, software, standards, tutorials, file formats, security, tools, VRML and more." - May 20, 1996, PC Week
• "This site is an excellent resource. In fact the best. In less than an hour I learned everything it took me hours to research and painstakingly learn on my own. The author has done the best job of conveying technical informaiton to a layperson I have seen. Take it from an expert who has gone through two books, and numerous on site resources.
• This site is so good, it has a place on my Bookmark list." - Lisele Okojie (lisele.okojie@inet.hq.usace.army.mil) webmaster for the US Army Corp of Engineers. May 16, 1996
• "...I have to commend you on an extremely cool site. All of our HTML designers are now using this and have found it an invaluable point of reference." - James Corsellis (J.Corsellis@cm-net.co.uk) http://www.cm-net.com. Feb 20, 1996
• In response to my request for feedback on how we can improve the WRL we received this:
• "I have not yet discovered any topic that I could not find in your site. Come to think of it, I am going to be looking for info on server-side includes soon, and I haven't noticed it in your site. I haven't really looked for it or searched for it, yet, though.
• Best -- "content is king" -- the quality of information and links is simply unparalleled. I no longer even use Yahoo to find what I need for WWW authoring/maintenance/etc. Just WRL. Also, I really like the Web headlines (did you turn your pages black? I did) , and the lore page.
• Worst -- I'm being picky now -- but sometimes I get a little lost. I'll have found something once and may have a hard time finding it again, although the searching of course alleviates that problem. Every now and then I run across a mispelled word." - Rachele Harless (rachele@rmii.com), designer of the USA Gymnastics site. Feb 12, 1996
Thanks very much Rachele. Yes, we did indeed turn our pages black. We'll look for some info on server side includes, but from what I understand they can be a security risk (turn noexec on if you use them) and can slow down the display of your pages. If you do find a mispeled word (deliberately done there), or have any comments or bad URL reports send us the URL of the page where you found it and we'll fix it.
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• "This is by far the most comprehensive site I've ever seen. I can now probably stop looking at 1000 different how-to's and get around to making my page. thanks!!!" - Daniel Anders Garcia (Formula@amanda.dorsai.org) Dec 31, 1995
• "The Webmaster Reference Library is an exceptionally rich resource featuring a clean, pure layout. Starting Point is excited to feature the Webmaster Reference Library as our Starting Point Hot Site on December 29, 1995." - Ken Wruk (feedback@stpt.com) of Starting Point Dec, 22, 1995
• "I don't normally bother to email people to let them know when they've won the Wave of the Day award, but I also wanted to let you know that I REALLY enjoyed your site. I spent more than half an hour there before finally deciding that I should just make it a WotD and come back later. Excellent job!" - Phillip Winn (pwinn@winn.com) Wave of the Day Dec. 19, 1995
• "I just visited your home page and was IMPRESSED!. It's great, well conceived, very practical and useful. Congratulations. I will be visiting it frequently." - Tom Venetianer (mvassist@embratel.net.br) webmaster of Weblinks to Marketing, Oct. 17, 1995
• "I just wanted to drop a short note and compliment your efforts. I wish I had known about your site when I became a "webmeister" several months ago. It is a TREMENDOUS resource." - Larry Kayser (lkayser@usa.net) Oct. 13, 1995
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"First, I think you have a *wonderful* site ... incredibly helpful to new
web authors."
- Paul Wilczynski (bussigmgr@beta.delphi.com)
Oct. 7, 1995
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"Thanks for the info...I've been looking for this kind of documentation
all over the place. It's excellent. I love (well, like very much) the
'next page' 'prev page' etc. buttons. We're having problems making pages
that look good to the major browsers besides Netscape, and this is great
stuff. Again, thanks."
- Gary P. Cook (gpcook@mail.instanet.com) http://www.instanet.com/~gpcook/
Sep. 12, 1995
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"A note to thank you for the excellent work you are doing, especially
your HTML 3.0 and Netscape 1.1N pages. I have included them in
site of mine as an example of the fine and useful work that is being done on the Web."
- Jerry Maddox (jxm22@psu.edu)
Aug. 25, 1995
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"I've learned more in one hour starting from your homepage than in two months trying on my own. Thanks very much....All of your work on the differences in HTML 3.0 and NHTML are extremely helpful for anyone trying to build pages to go cross-browser. Thanks again...had a good time, and learned ALOT." - Larry Martins (lmartins@ix.netcom.com)
Aug. 17, 1995
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"Hi. Thanks for your review of word processors. I have not seen such a thorough review of major word processors before (even in magazines)!" (re: War of the Words 1.01) - Akio Tanaka (akio@unixg.ubc.ca) http://www.ritslab.ubc.ca
Jun. 6, 1995
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"Just wanted to say: Very nice. Keep up the good work!" (re: War of the Words 1.01) - Richard S Sucgang (rss19@columbia.edu)
May 29, 1995
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