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Selling out is a beautiful thing
The PEO Labs series brings you information or advice on items that are geared towards users who can take high-level concepts or sample code and run with them. Please note that many of the things discussed are not supported. That doesn't mean that...
Posted: Aug 08 2008, 06:22 PM by Nicholai Burton | with no comments
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What do your patrons think about your PEO site?
The PEO Labs series brings you information or advice on items that are geared towards users who can take high-level concepts or sample code and run with them. Please note that many of the things discussed are not supported. That doesn't mean that...
Posted: Jun 13 2008, 04:50 PM by Nicholai Burton | with no comments
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Rounding up change (but not from under sofa cushions)
The PEO Labs series brings you information or advice on items that are geared towards users who can take high-level concepts or sample code and run with them. Please note that many of the things discussed are not supported. That doesn't mean that...
Posted: May 26 2008, 06:23 PM by Nicholai Burton | with 3 comment(s)
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Add a favicon to your website
The PEO Labs series brings you information or advice on items that are geared towards users who can take high-level concepts or sample code and run with them. Please note that many of the things discussed are not supported. That doesn't mean that...
Posted: Apr 22 2008, 10:54 AM by Nicholai Burton | with no comments
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Using Google Analytics to get more out of PEO
The PEO Labs series brings you information or advice on items that are geared towards users who can take high-level concepts or sample code and run with them. Please note that many of the things discussed are not supported. That doesn't mean that...
Posted: Apr 10 2008, 01:17 PM by Nicholai Burton | with no comments
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Adding Some Multimedia Spice to PEO
PEO Labs: The idea behind the PEO Labs series is to bring you information or advice on items that are geared towards users who can take high-level concepts or sample code and run with them. Please note that many of the things discussed are not supported...
Posted: Apr 04 2008, 12:54 PM by Nicholai Burton | with no comments
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