FAQ
- What does FAQ mean?
- Spruce up the comments – simple tags
- Those icons next to comments
- Power searching
- Smooth fonts on Windows XP
What does FAQ mean?
It stands for Frequently Asked Questions. In this case it means all of the questions you might want to ask, but didn’t know the question.
This page and its sub pages contain the essential survival guide to the technical bits and pieces about the site. Hopefully it will allow you to avoid having to ask the nearest local kid about how to do something.
Additional suggestions are always welcome – click here.
Spruce up the comments – simple tags
- The joys of using simple HTML to highlight.
- How to I put quotes in my messages?
- How do I put links in the comments cleanly
- Those smiley faces and how to use them
Power searching
There is a page on that – click here.
Smooth fonts on Windows XP
If the fonts on The Standard are looking a bit blocky and you are using Windows XP, try enabling ClearType: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306527.
From Wikipedia:
ClearType was later introduced as an operating system feature in Windows XP, where it was kept turned off by default. In Windows Vista, ClearType is turned on by default. In Microsoft Office 2007, Internet Explorer 7 and Windows Live Messenger ClearType is turned on by default, even if it is not enabled throughout the operating system.
For Unbutu users try http://www.killertechtips.com/2008/04/10/how-to-turn-on-cleartype-in-ubuntu-linux/.
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