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It's a lot of fun, and I've actually gotten a lot of serious use out of it. They're trying to archive all websites from now forward, but their archive from about a year ago back is very spotty (but still better than we had before they went online).
Go search for your very first website. It might still be around there
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That's neat Greg. I always thought they should keep track of the internet sites some how but never knew someone took on that monumental challenge. Thanks for the info.
DJ
Good find, Greg! I'd run across the Wayback website recently but hadn't tried it out -- seeing the original RetouchPro makes me even more grateful to Doug for all the improvements he's worked on to make this site offer so much and work so well.
I decided to get rid of all the cookies I didn't want, and I found there were well over 400 on my hard drive since last January. I decided to make my options for privacy a little higher. Then I found out that when I visited sites, there were all kinds of places wanting to place cookies on my machine....
I spent some money today on a web site submission service. There are lots of these services out there. What they do is submit your website address and a description of your site to search engines all over the planet.
Has anyone had any success with this type of advertising before?
At this site http://terraserver.homeadvisor.msn.com/
you can see aerial images of pretty much any place in the United States.....close enough to see your houses. I think they are satallite images. At the site, it works best to go Advanced Find and type in an address, instead of just clicking...
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