I went looking for some help on creating breadcrumb navigation and found this insightful article at Zend.com.

Spammunition 0.63 Beta is an interesting looking spam fighting tool for Outlook 2000 or newer and looks like another promising weapon for the spam wars we are forced to fight.

Today is CSS day.

Learn all kinds of CSS stuff…
WebsiteTips.com – CSS
Check out the CSS Panic Guide when you are pulling your hair out.

How about a few CSS examples…
A 3 column CSS layout that works in Netscape 4
A 2 column CSS layout that works in Netscape 4
meyerweb.com also has some good CSS articles.
Real World Style has some good “css layouts, tips, tricks, and techniques.”

Most of these links are courtesy of Dean Peters.

Discovered today: this helpful site self proclaimed as “News and opinion on all things KM & CM”. That’s knowledge management and content management in case you didn’t already know. I found interesting the many pointers to style guides from various organizations and companies.

Need a replacement TrackPoint cap for your ThinkPad or other notebook that uses the little red TrackPoint cap. Compu-Lock.com has them. They aren’t cheap but they are available. Then there’s always Ebay.com.

Another tidbit from Heal Your Church Web Site; this time it’s a couple of links to contact forms to help fight spam. This “Simple Contact Form” looks interesting.

Heal Your Church Web Site refers to this guide. It’s the Simplified Web Accessibility Guide — looks good.

ColorPicker II at PageTutor.com.

I enjoy Mr. Drury’s writing and at the moment I’m able to watch Keith write a book. The book just happens to be about “the ministry as life vocation.”

“Asserting that one must first know the rules to break them, this classic reference book is a must-have for any student and conscientious writer.”