Comments for 2FishWeb Design http://2fishweb.com Website services for smart, creative business people... like you. Tue, 31 Jan 2012 17:11:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on How to change the “Admin” user in WordPress by Quick WordPress security tip | | WPbonbonsWPbonbons http://2fishweb.com/how-to-change-the-admin-user-in-wordpress/#comment-40 Quick WordPress security tip | | WPbonbonsWPbonbons Tue, 31 Jan 2012 17:11:50 +0000 http://2fishweb.com/blog/?p=283#comment-40 [...] On Monday, I told you how to change your blog’s main username from “admin” to something else, to make it more difficult for a hacker to guess your username and password. (If he knows the username, half his work is done.) [...] [...] On Monday, I told you how to change your blog’s main username from “admin” to something else, to make it more difficult for a hacker to guess your username and password. (If he knows the username, half his work is done.) [...]

]]> Comment on The Great Blogger Outage – How to protect your content by Carol Logan Newbill http://2fishweb.com/the-great-blogger-outage-how-to-protect-your-content/#comment-37 Carol Logan Newbill Fri, 27 May 2011 12:46:49 +0000 http://2fishweb.com/blog/?p=235#comment-37 Jo, I wish I knew what was going on with Blogger. I'm reading the support forums and some people are saying that it now works using Chrome but not Firefox or Internet Explorer. Apparently they are still tweaking things over there. Since you don't have many posts, you might want to look at moving your blog sooner rather than later. Let me know if you need information on how to do this and i'll be happy to help. Jo, I wish I knew what was going on with Blogger. I’m reading the support forums and some people are saying that it now works using Chrome but not Firefox or Internet Explorer.

Apparently they are still tweaking things over there.

Since you don’t have many posts, you might want to look at moving your blog sooner rather than later. Let me know if you need information on how to do this and i’ll be happy to help.

]]> Comment on The Great Blogger Outage – How to protect your content by Carol Logan Newbill http://2fishweb.com/the-great-blogger-outage-how-to-protect-your-content/#comment-36 Carol Logan Newbill Fri, 27 May 2011 12:37:21 +0000 http://2fishweb.com/blog/?p=235#comment-36 Good for you on backing up! One thing you might consider for future posting is to write the post in a separate program -- a word processor or even your email program -- then copy and paste it to Blogger when you are finished. That way if it eats the post you can at least try to re-post it, Good for you on backing up!

One thing you might consider for future posting is to write the post in a separate program — a word processor or even your email program — then copy and paste it to Blogger when you are finished. That way if it eats the post you can at least try to re-post it,

]]> Comment on The Great Blogger Outage – How to protect your content by Carol Logan Newbill http://2fishweb.com/the-great-blogger-outage-how-to-protect-your-content/#comment-35 Carol Logan Newbill Fri, 27 May 2011 12:35:42 +0000 http://2fishweb.com/blog/?p=235#comment-35 Great information, Vicki. Thanks! Great information, Vicki. Thanks!

]]> Comment on The Great Blogger Outage – How to protect your content by JO http://2fishweb.com/the-great-blogger-outage-how-to-protect-your-content/#comment-34 JO Fri, 27 May 2011 05:06:43 +0000 http://2fishweb.com/blog/?p=235#comment-34 This is great information. Thank you! I will start doing this right away, even if I do only have a few posts on my blog. You wouldn't happen to know what is going on with blogger at the moment wou8ld you I seem to be stuck in a loop that keeps sending me to a sign in page every time I try to post or to post a comment. Blogger has put no new info about this out that I can find since the 24th of may when they pretty much just said we are aware of this and working to fix it...you think they could give us an up date. This is great information. Thank you! I will start doing this right away, even if I do only have a few posts on my blog.
You wouldn’t happen to know what is going on with blogger at the moment wou8ld you I seem to be stuck in a loop that keeps sending me to a sign in page every time I try to post or to post a comment. Blogger has put no new info about this out that I can find since the 24th of may when they pretty much just said we are aware of this and working to fix it…you think they could give us an up date.

]]> Comment on The Great Blogger Outage – How to protect your content by Stray Stitches http://2fishweb.com/the-great-blogger-outage-how-to-protect-your-content/#comment-33 Stray Stitches Wed, 25 May 2011 20:25:03 +0000 http://2fishweb.com/blog/?p=235#comment-33 Thank you so very much for the info. I did lose a posting from the blogger trouble - it was never reposted nor can I even find it through Google Buzz. It's gone forever. However, I will now back up at least once a week!!! Thank you so very much for the info. I did lose a posting from the blogger trouble – it was never reposted nor can I even find it through Google Buzz. It’s gone forever. However, I will now back up at least once a week!!!

]]> Comment on The Great Blogger Outage – How to protect your content by Vicki D. http://2fishweb.com/the-great-blogger-outage-how-to-protect-your-content/#comment-32 Vicki D. Mon, 16 May 2011 18:46:12 +0000 http://2fishweb.com/blog/?p=235#comment-32 Another way to back up your current postings is to go to the dashboard, choose Settings, then Email & Mobile. Enter your own email address under Email Notifications and you'll get an email with the complete blog post, including pictures. It's not a formatted page, but gives you everything you need to recreate a post, and it's automatic. Another way to back up your current postings is to go to the dashboard, choose Settings, then Email & Mobile. Enter your own email address under Email Notifications and you’ll get an email with the complete blog post, including pictures. It’s not a formatted page, but gives you everything you need to recreate a post, and it’s automatic.

]]> Comment on Structures: Dancing with What and When by Carol Logan Newbill http://2fishweb.com/structures-dancing-with-what-and-when/#comment-30 Carol Logan Newbill Thu, 19 Aug 2010 19:23:46 +0000 http://2fishweb.com/blog/?p=198#comment-30 Hi, Charlie - No criticism implied. Your planners are great for a number of people, and the problem is they were <em>almost</em> right for me. As I said, the big takeaway from them for me was the absolute necessity for long-range planning. I'd been hiding my head in "What is it that I <em>have</em> to get done today?" for far too long. Thank you for that, and thank you for commenting! Carol Hi, Charlie -

No criticism implied. Your planners are great for a number of people, and the problem is they were almost right for me. As I said, the big takeaway from them for me was the absolute necessity for long-range planning. I’d been hiding my head in “What is it that I have to get done today?” for far too long.

Thank you for that, and thank you for commenting!

Carol

]]> Comment on Structures: Dancing with What and When by Charlie Gilkey http://2fishweb.com/structures-dancing-with-what-and-when/#comment-29 Charlie Gilkey Thu, 19 Aug 2010 16:55:13 +0000 http://2fishweb.com/blog/?p=198#comment-29 I'm glad you figured out the planners weren't the right fit for you, Carol. I've always intended them to be a tool that gets people closer to what they need rather than something that everybody must live by. Interesting, though, that you think I'm a marcher. The truth of the matter is that I'm more improv than most people know - the planners paint the scene, and I go from there. Too much rigidity can be stifling; too few parameters lead to tons of dropped balls. We each have to find the balance that's right for us. Thanks for sharing your process, too. It's great to learn from you. I’m glad you figured out the planners weren’t the right fit for you, Carol. I’ve always intended them to be a tool that gets people closer to what they need rather than something that everybody must live by.

Interesting, though, that you think I’m a marcher. The truth of the matter is that I’m more improv than most people know – the planners paint the scene, and I go from there. Too much rigidity can be stifling; too few parameters lead to tons of dropped balls. We each have to find the balance that’s right for us.

Thanks for sharing your process, too. It’s great to learn from you.

]]> Comment on Structures: Dancing with What and When by Tweets that mention 2Fish 4Business » Blog Archive » Structures: Dancing with What and When -- Topsy.com http://2fishweb.com/structures-dancing-with-what-and-when/#comment-28 Tweets that mention 2Fish 4Business » Blog Archive » Structures: Dancing with What and When -- Topsy.com Tue, 17 Aug 2010 09:54:05 +0000 http://2fishweb.com/blog/?p=198#comment-28 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Marissa Bracke, Carol Logan Newbill. Carol Logan Newbill said: For @marissabracke: Dancing with What and When - my structures for Getting Things Done & why tubas are not included. http://cln2.me/k [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Marissa Bracke, Carol Logan Newbill. Carol Logan Newbill said: For @marissabracke: Dancing with What and When – my structures for Getting Things Done & why tubas are not included. http://cln2.me/k [...]

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