On today’s segment of Authority Masterminds on Blog Talk Radio, we had as our expert authority, Willie Crawford discussing Joint Venture Brokerage.

Willie is a very well known JV Broker who has connected many businesses, product and service owners, affiliates and Joint Venture partners together.

We began our discussion with Willie describing exactly what a Joint Venture is. Generally, when we think of a Joint Venture, we think of a product launch.

Actually, a Joint Venture is when any group of people gets together for a product promotion, a product creation, combining or associating products or services or even to promote a cause, such as a particular event or charity.

Then Willie went on to explain the role of a Joint Venture Broker. Suppose that you have a product or service that is a good one, but, you do not have the resources to make it viable. A JV Broker will go out and suggest your product or service to potential Joint Venture Partners and Affiliates.

Once these partners and affiliates have agreed to promote your product, then a product launch is set up. You, the product or service owner, would pay a commission to the promoters. And you would also pay the broker a commission for putting this all together.

Good Joint Venture Brokers are in high demand. Skilled joint Venture Brokers may often receive an upfront fee for the project and a percentage of profits from a successful promotion. That is what makes this business model not only attractive, but also, potentially very lucrative.

There are several ways that a JV Broker can apply their skills. Not only in the online world, but in offline as well. For example, bringing together an offline business and an online business, to complement their particular products or services.

Another example would be connecting an offline business with an online local business promoter. Producing increased sales for the offline business and providing word of mouth expert status for the online promoter.

It’s really about having the vision to see the possibilities and putting the business owners together, either online or offline, and because you are able to do that, then you get paid a commission for doing it.

Willie and an associate, Sohail Khan, will be holding a 5 day workshop in Atlanta, Georgia in early May. However, they will accept only a limited number of students. And, as you will see on the website, potential students must schedule a call with Willie or Sohail to qualify for the workshop.

Be sure to listen to the call recording and, as always, be prepared to take notes and listen several times. Willie always over delivers on these calls and there is a lot of good info, if you are a good listener.

While you are here, I encourage you to pick up your free Internet Marketing report. This report is filled with information useful to both online and offline businesses. And is not the same old blah, blah, blah that you’ve heard a hundred times before.

And that will also put you first in line for notifications of upcoming Blog Talk Radio shows. As well as providing you regular updates to help your Internet marketing businesses.

Thanks so much for your time and participation.

Until next time!

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Our Guest for our next episode is Joint Venture and Joint Venture Brokerage Expert, Willie Crawford.

Willie will share with us exactly what Joint Venture Brokerage is and how you can become an expert in putting together Businesses and Business owners through Joint Ventures and be rewarded handsomely for your efforts.

You will not want to miss this!

Legendary publishing and marketing expert “Uncle” Alan R. Bechtold announced some time ago that he was basically retiring from the “biz-op/make-money-from-home” market to settle back into publishing.

He’s done just that, turning all his energies into a new publishing venture about – you guessed it – publishing! Now, about the only way to find Alan and tap his immense wisdom is on his blog, Uncle Alan’s Information Publishing and Marketing Portal.

You can find the Portal here:
“Uncle Alan’s Information Publishing and Marketing Portal”

On his blog, the central topic is publishing for profit – and the marketing you need to know to make a profit publishing today. He also takes frequent looks into utilizing publishing as a form of marketing.

Alan’s pouring everything he’s learning today, as he discovers it, into his Portal. He’s also digging through his archives of more than 35 years’ worth of his writings and recordings on the subject of publishing for money, and bringing it on board — revised and updated as needed.

It’s better than his best courses that used to sell for $997 and up each. And there’s no charge at all.

Again – you can check it out here:
“Uncle Alan’s Information Publishing and Marketing Portal”

Plan to visit often. Alan’s just about to start a special new series he says will become his next book. It will appear, as he’s writing it, in the Portal! The book, he says, is all about his entire life of learning and publishing – how he made millions in the “bizop” market, then went on to make more millions in the “Internet marketing” market. And he’ll explain, through his fascinating story, exactly why he’s leaving such a lucrative enterprise, and what it means to you.

This is can’t-miss stuff and you’ll be in for the start of it if you visit the blog and bookmark it now, then check back often!

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As Internet marketers, we are faced at some point with not only creating web pages, such as a sales page or opt-in page, but also complete websites either static or on a CMS platform such as WordPress.

This work usually involves time spent in your HTML editor creating the pages, adding images, an opt-in form, ad boxes and other elements that will make up the website. Then you put all this information into folders, log into your webhosting account, and FTP everything up to your server.

A question is, when would be the best time to do this work that someone might not see all this construction when your site is online 24/7.

What if you could create an environment similar to that of your web server on your local computer, do all the work on your site and when completed, FTP to your server as a complete site.

Well, to do that, you need a WAMP! No, it has nothing to do with ‘Work At Home Moms’ or something you drive your car up on. A WAMP is an application the runs in a Windows Operating System. The acronym is Windows Apache MySQL and PHP or Perl or Python.

This is where the first note comes in: You should be at least an intermediate level computer user to use these types of programs.

EasyPHP is one such program. Actually, it was the very first WAMP, developed in 1999 and licensed under the GPL. EasyPHP is a WAMP package that includes the scripting language PHP, the web server Apache, the SQL server MySQL, as well as the database manager PhpMyAdmin and the debugger Xdebug. There is nothing to configure by the user, it’s already done by the application!

EasyPHP is portable as well. You can install it on your system or on a USB drive and develop or present locally your PHP code, projects, websites, scripts, applications, etc.

And yes, that was a tip for those of us doing local business promotion. How powerful would it be for you to be able to not only give a customer a view of their proposed site, but have them locally involved in its creation?

EasyPHP is simple to install and is a very light weight application. Theonly real limits to it are the size of the databases you create. And that, of course,  is subject to your machines capacity. But, this is a development, not a production, application.

EasyPHP has pre-configured modules available for it. It has the CMS platforms WordPress, Joomla and Dupal; Prestashop, an ecommerce storefront that is also free and open source software; SPIP, a CMS oriented toward online collaborative editing. Soon there will also be modules for Phorum and phpBB, the online forum platforms.

Personally, I have only used EasyPHP for WordPress site building. However, I do not use the WordPress module. I just downloaded the latest version of WordPress and placed the unzipped WordPress folder inside of the ‘WWW’ folder of the EasyPHP program files and run from that.

You just add your theme and plugins folders to the wp-content folder, just as with your server. Then create your site as you like and when complete, just take all of your theme folders and upload to your server. Hook up and configure the plugins and test your links. That’s about it!

I run EasyPHP on Windows XP, however, it will run on Vista and 7. If you have a 64bit system, you will find EasyPHP in your X86 program files.

Like I said earlier, EasyPHP is not a tool for everyone. But, it really is easy to use and a serious time saver in terms of site development. And as Internet marketers, anything that saves us time is a plus.

This brings to a close our series on ‘Internet Marketing With Free And Open Source Software’.

I hope that you have found it useful!

Till next time!

Technorati Tags: CMS, Drupal, EasyPHP, free and open source, internet marketing, Joomla, Phorum, phpBB, Prestashop, software, SPIP, WAMP, websites, WordPress

If you have been around computers for very long, especially involved with Internet marketing, you have no doubt had occasion to use the Windows default notepad. Such as when you want to right click on a web page and select ‘View Page Source’ this opens the HTML source code of the page in notepad.

As handy as notepad is to use, it has very few features built in. Not the least of which it shares with its cousin wordpad. That is that neither has a spell checker. So, for instance, if you create an article or blog post in notepad you will still need to open another utility, like an office word program, and copy and paste your work to check your spelling.

And that means switching back and forth from one to the other as corrections are required. Not to mention some very unusual formatting should you try to copy from the word document. Copy a word document into an HTML editor and view the source to see what I mean, if you have never done that. Wouldn’t it just be so much easier to complete the task in a single utility?

One such utility is Notepad++. Notepad can easily assume the duties of creating your articles and blog posts with no unwanted background coding. As well as open and edit HTML and PHP files; check your edited files through W3C directly; open your edited files in your default browser or another of your choosing; and check your spelling. But, not your grammar.

But, I’m not suggesting Notepad++ simply because it has a built in spell checker. Nor am I suggesting that Notepad++ is a replacement for notepad. It is simply an excellent tool when you need something that is much, much more than notepad or wordpad.

Notepad++ is a free and open source source code editor that supports several programming languages. These include, but are not limited to, C, C++, Java, C#, XML, HTML, PHP, JavaScript, SQL, CSS and more, running in the MS Windows environment.

It offers a user interface that is much friendlier than some of its competitors. It has a familiar row of icons with their mouse-over labels that sits at the top, and one row of tabs is just below that. All of the coding tools live in the menu bar. It has support for tabs so that you can edit several documents at once.

Notepad++ offers many features, far too many to list here and has support for over 100 plug-ins.  This makes Notepad++ a very versatile tool. Plus, Notepad++ is available in several languages with documentation on translating into your own native language if it is not found on the Binary Translations page.

With all of the built in features and capabilities of Notepad++, it may sound a bit over the top for the average user. Well, the truth is, no! Once you get in there and look around, you will find many familiar tools and features from several different utilities combined into one.

You can open your work in your favorite browser to see how it looks online. It has all of the usual features you would expect from a text editor, such as find and replace, text wrap and word count. Plus, when you have finished your document, you can copy and paste right into your blog editor without a lot of background code or formatting. It will also add up numbers for you.

Since Notepad++ is a source code editing tool, you use it just like an HTML editor. It has numbered lines, just like your HTML editor and can be set to be the default HTML viewer when you pull a page source from your browser or need to edit web pages.

All in all, Notepad++ is a very handy open source software tool to add to your Internet marketing toolbox. Which, by now I suppose, is getting pretty full. But, before we close the lid, I have one more suggestion for you.

And, frankly, it is a tool that many may find a bit too intimidating. However, it is a tool that I feel you should made be aware of, just in case. It’s called EasyPHP!

Till next time!

Technorati Tags: free and open source, internet marketing, Notepad++, open source software tool, source code editor

A big question for many Internet marketers is how to get screen capture video on their own sites and those of the video sharing sites.

An old favorite has been the free and open source software CamStudio.

CamStudio has been around for some time, since around 2005, and being open source software means that everyone has access to the code for the software. This means that there is more than one version of this tool available to you.

We will be discussing the still free version based on the original source code. This will give you an idea of what to expect from the free version and what to look for should you decide to go with a paid version.

CamStudio is able to record all screen and audio activity on your computer and create industry-standard AVI video files and using its built-in SWF Producer can turn those AVIs into bandwidth-friendly Streaming Flash videos (SWFs).

It works very well when used to create demonstration videos for a software product; classroom tutorials or creating video screen capture for information products. There is also a lossless codec available on the homepage that produces very good sound quality.

Like I said, there are some issues to consider with the free version 2.0.
The videos will not play in Firefox or Netscape Navigator(who uses this browser besides me anyway?) browsers.

Also, I picked this up from the website homepage regarding a couple of issues and how to work around them:

“A number of people have mentioned having trouble viewing SWF videos generated by CamStudio. It turns out there’s a bug which means you can’t see anything if you try watching them with Netscape or Firefox (Internet Explorer works fine) …

The next update (2.5) will fix this but until then, here’s a temporary workaround:

Open the related HTML to the SWF you’ve just generated and look for the line starting with the “EMBED SRC” command …

Change the Width and Height values in this line to match values in the line starting with “OBJECT CLASSID”.

Save the file and you should be good to go …”

Also;

“If your computer’s memory or virtual memory usage starts climbing rapidly when viewing a SWF authored by CamStudio to the point when your PC locks up so you have to reboot it, recreate the SWF from your source AVI file and in SWF Producer, make sure you select the Advanced tab and check the Memory Management tickbox (Manage Flash player internal memory). That should sort the problem out. Thanks to Ben Ward for the fix.”

CamStudio can also add high-quality, anti-aliased (no jagged edges) screen captions to your recordings and with the Video Annotation feature you can even personalize your videos by including a webcam movie of yourself “picture-in-picture” over your desktop.

You can choose to use custom cursors, to record the whole screen or just a section of it and can reduce or increase the quality of the recording depending on if you want smaller videos (for emailing to people, for instance) or you can have “best quality” ones for burning onto CD/DVD.

CamStudio is fairly easy to use software. But, if you are technically challenged o catch a snag, it comes with a comprehensive built-in help file, so you can simply hit “Help” and get the answers you need.

On the CamStudio homepage there is a Beta v2.6 available with a stable version 2.5 in the works that will address the above mentioned issues.

If have not used screen capture software before, there is another issue to address. When using video capture software, whether this free version or the premium software, they are resource hogs to your computer.

You see, only a certain amount of system memory is allocated to your USB devices. So, if you have a wireless USB keyboard and mouse along with your printer and USB webcam, you may need to do some unhooking and rerouting to be able to be able to record.

As I mentioned earlier, there are several versions of CamStudio around that are built around the original source code. Most of these have had the playback in Firefox and Netscape issue resolved. And some now include the ability to add a redirect to the end of the video. I have seen those go anywhere from free, during a giveaway event, to around $5.00 and up.

The best, reasonably priced, version that I have seen is from David Guindon and his CamStudio Pro. Dave’s version has several added features and since he continues to work on it, he provides updates and added features.

So, now we have added a streaming video desktop screen capture tool to your Internet marketing toolbox. Take CamStudio for a spin and even should you decide to go with a paid version, you will at least have a idea of how the software works and familiarize yourself with its operation and features.

When we return. we will have a look at a powerful free and open source replacement for notepad, NotePad++.

Till next time!

Technorati Tags: CamStudio, CamStudioPro, David Guindon, free and open source software, internet marketing, screen capture video

In recent years, Internet marketing has been somewhat reshaped by the introduction of multi-media into our efforts. To take full advantage of the different types of media, such as audio, requires special tools that will allow us to generate our message and then convert that to specific formats like mp3, iTunes, etc. and make it available to market.

The premier free and open source software tool for recording and editing sounds is Audacity. Audacity is available for Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows, GNU/Linux, and other operating systems.

You can use Audacity to:

* Record live audio from microphone, line input, or other sources.
* Convert tapes and records into digital recordings or CDs.
* Edit Ogg Vorbis, MP3, WAV or AIFF sound files.
* Cut, copy, splice or mix sounds together.
* Change the speed or pitch of a recording.

Let’s say that you have recorded a teleseminar where there may be some gaps or background noises. With Audacity you can play back the recording, cut out bad stuff, splice it back together and generate a clean recording ready to convert to whatever your required format. And it is all done as easily as clicking a mouse.

Audacity is currently available in two versions, a stable release for most users that supports Windows OS up to Vista; MAC OSX up to 1.2.6; and Linux/Unix up to 1.2.6. This would be best for average user on Windows XP.

The latest release of Audacity is 1.3.12 (Beta). This version is recommended for more advanced users, and for everyone on Windows 7, Windows Vista and Mac OS X 10.6.

Audacity is extensible through the addition of plug-ins and libraries. Plug-ins can give you extra effects, or more audio generation and analysis capability. Adding libraries can allow you to import or export additional audio formats.

On the Audacity download page, click the link on the left of the page that says, “Plug-ins and Libraries.” You will want to be sure to get the LAME MP3 encoding library. This allows Audacity to export audio in the MP3 format. To install the LAME library, click the link for the LAME FAQ.

Bear in mind here that some of the plug-ins I mention you may not have an immediate need for. I mention them only as reference. However, you will need the LAME mp3 for sure. You can always add the additional plug-ins as your skills and needs progress.

To install new plug-ins, place them in the Plug-Ins folder inside the Audacity installation folder. Basically, you download the plug-ins in the form of a .zip. Just extract the file and copy and paste the .dll files into the Audacity installation file under plug-ins. However, directions for installation are included with the file or on the Audacity homepage.

After installation, restart Audacity, then the Plug-ins will appear underneath the divider in the “Effect”, “Generate” or “Analyze” menus.

Audacity has built-in support for LADSPA plug-ins and Nyquist effects on all operating systems. These plug-ins are mostly built for Linux, but some are available for other operating systems too. Audacity can load VST effects on Windows and Mac using the optional VST Enabler.

In addition to supporting LAME, the Beta 1.3 version of Audacity has experimental support for the FFmpeg import/export library. This allows Audacity to import and export many additional audio formats such as AC3, AMR(NB), M4A and WMA, and to import audio from video files.

If you miss the download for the LAME or FFmpeg don’t sweat it. Just open Audacity and click ‘Edit’>’Preferences’> ‘Libraries’. This will open a dialog box that will tell you if Audacity has found those libraries. If not, there is a link to download them right in that box.

It all sounds a bit ‘techy’, I know, but it is a valuable and important part of marketing. Not only can you create your own podcasts an audio for your web sites, but you can repurpose content, such as telesimars that you have done, to create new products.

Give Audacity a try and you may find that you don’t know why you haven’t already included it in your Internet marketing toolbox.

Our next free software tool to discuss is Camstudio, which is a streaming video desktop capture software.

Till next time!

Technorati Tags: Audacity, free and open source software, free software tool, internet marketing, LAME MP3, multi-media, recording and editing sound

In Internet marketing or basically any online or offline marketing business, sooner or later, you will have to work with graphics and images.

It could be in the form of opt-in boxes for web pages to header and footer graphics or simply adding images to your web pages or cover graphics for your ebooks. But, at some point you will need to release the artistic genius inside.

So, if you are like me and still waiting for a release date on the artistic genius, let me introduce you to Wilber! Wilber is the familiar mascot of the free and open source software that is the topic of the day, G.I.M.P.

GIMP is an acronym for GNU Image Manipulation Program. It is a freely distributed program for such tasks as photo retouching, image composition and image authoring.

GIMP has the capabilities to be used as a simple paint program up to image format converting and expert quality photo retouching. GIMP is available to run on GNU/Linux (i386, PPC), Microsoft Windows (XP, Vista and Windows7), Mac OS X, Sun OpenSolaris and FreeBSD. GIMP also has user manuals availble in several languages.

GIMP is designed to be extensible through the use of plug-ins and extensions. Over 100 are currently available in plug-in registry. There is a plug-in for most anything you will need to do from beginner to expert. These ranging from simple tools to animations and some even run scripting through Scheme, Python, and Perl.

By-the-way, all of the images used in this series on free and open source software tools have been rendered through GIMP. Primarily in resizing and reformatting to .gif. File formats supported include bmp, gif, jpeg, mng, pcx, pdf, png, ps, psd, svg, tiff, tga, xpm, and many others.

To save disk space, any format can be saved with an archive extension such as ZIP, GZ or BZ2 and GIMP will transparently compress the file without you needing to do any extra steps.

And thanks to the transparent virtual file system, it is possible to load and save files to from remote locations using protocols such as FTP, HTTP or even SMB (MS Windows shares) and SFTP/SSH.

The current stable version of GIMP is 2.6.11. When you download GIMP for the first time, while you are on the ‘Downloads’ page, be sure to download the user manual in your particular language.

Also, scroll down to the middle of the page under the source files and download the GAP (GIMP Animation Package) and the GIMP Help files. This will get you off to a good start and you can further extend your capabilities through the plug-ins registry as you progress.

GIMP is often compared as, ‘the closest thing to Photoshop’. I run both programs and find GIMP to be not only the much more user friendly of the two, but in some ways, more extensible. The only thing that I find particularly lacking in GIMP is the ‘Action’ scripts Photoshop uses for creating covers for ebooks, reports, boxes and etc.

These actions work very quickly to create those images, which is a time saver. However, very similar results can be obtained using GIMP with the correct plug-ins, such as GAP and ScriptFu.

All this makes for another excellent tool for your Internet marketing toolbox of free and open source software. And one that I am sure that you will enjoy using, even if only for creating awesome gift cards for friends and family.

Also, here are some GIMP videos to help straighten the learning curve for your new tool.

Next time we will add some audio to your visual Internet marketing with another free and open source software tool, Audacity!

Till next time!

Technorati Tags: free and open source software, GIMP, graphics, image manipulation program, internet marketing, Photoshop

One of the many choices you will face in your Internet marketing business is how to create your website and product web pages and get them online. The choice, of course is, whether to do the work yourself or outsource the job to a web designer.

Certainly the first choice requires more knowledge and work on your part. But, you should understand that even if you outsource the work, you still need to know enough about web authoring to make minor changes to your websites yourself.

You don’t want to have to wait a week or two for your web designer to return from vacation or while they complete projects for someone else before they can get to yours to make a change that you can do in 10 minutes. This is where the free and open source software KompoZer steps in to save your day.

KompoZer is a wysiwyg HTML editor that uses the Mozilla Composer codebase. As Nvu’s development stopped in 2005, KompoZer fixes many bugs and adds some useful features.

KompoZer is designed to be extremely easy to use, making it ideal for non-technical computer users who want to create an attractive, professional-looking web site without needing to know HTML or web coding.

KompoZer is based on Gecko, the layout engine inside Mozilla; it’s a super-fast, very reliable, standards conformant engine maintained on a daily basis by a wide community of developers. Its support of XML, CSS and JavaScript offers the best authoring platform on the market. Its architecture based on XUL makes it the most extensible editing tool ever.

Once installed, go Tools>Options and under ‘General’, Check the box next to ‘Save images and other associated files when saving pages’. Then under ‘Advanced’, if you want to use the spell checker, check the box next to ‘Underline misspelled words’. Be aware that using this feature does slow Kompozer down a bit.

KompoZer offers a tabbed interface so you can have the Normal editor view, an HTML Tags view, Source view, and Preview to see how your project is looking. Also, new pages are opened in a new tab so you can edit multiple sites at once.

With the built in file manager and ftp, you can edit your websites on the fly. Simply login to your website and you can manage all your files directly.

When you have made changes to your website, click ‘Save’ and then ‘Browse’ This will give you a preview of your website in your default web browser. If you like what you see, click ‘Publish’ and your updated website is live and you’re done.

KompoZer has too many features to list here, but includes:
WYSIWYG page editing; supports forms tables and templates; available for Windows, MAC, and Linux with contributed builds for Ubuntu and Fedora.

KompoZer contains some machinery to get rid of most of those annoying <br>. Combined with the ability to call W3C’s HTML validator from within KompoZer you’ll make valid, clean documents.

You can create stylesheets easily and manage the styles attached to your documents. You can see your style settings applied ‘”live” to the document you’re editing.

KompoZer is offered in 21 supported languages! The full features listing can be found on the KompoZer website.

Web authoring can sound like a daunting task. But, with KompoZer, you will be surprised just how much your life is simplified. And you may even wonder why you haven’t been doing this all along. It really can be quite a lot of fun.

By now, you may have noticed that we are addressing tasks that are more and more complicated as we go along. However, we are working toward making the business of doing business as simple and cost efficient as possible.

Our next topic will concern image manipulation. Well, that sounds too scary. How about image editing? And to accomplish the task, we’ll have a look at the free and open source software, G.I.M.P. That stands for GNU Image Manipulation Program.

This will not only provide you an excellent tool for your Internet marketing toolbox, but also, strike fear in the hearts of your friends and family knowing that you have this and an internet connection.

Till next time!

Technorati Tags: free and open source software, Internet amrketing business, KompoZer, Mozilla, W3C HTML validator, web authoring, wysiwyg html editor

As a part of our Internet marketing businesses, we create websites, sales
pages, landing pages, confirmation pages, products, etc. that look great
on our local machines. But, how do we get them up to our web hosting
server for the whole world to see?

In your web hosting cpanel file manager, you have the ability to upload
files to your server. The major drawback with this the limited file size
that be transferred. Not to mention how slow the process can be.

So, how do you get all those large files transferred in a timely and secure manner? Enter FileZilla!

FileZilla is a free and open source FTP(file transfer protocol) desktop
client that is easy to use and secure as it supports FTP, FTP over
SSL/TLS (FTPS) and SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP).

FileZilla is cross platform, it runs on Windows, Linux, *BSD, Mac OS X
and more. Plus it is available in many languages and has right-to-left language support.

Some of FileZilla features include a pause and resume functions an can
transfer files larger than 4GB with configurable transfer speeds. A powerful site manager and transfer queue. FileZilla has a tabbed user interface and drag and drop support.

Basically, you can do everything you can do through the cpanel file manager right from FileZilla. You can add and delete files and folders. Create new directories and even overwrite existing files.

For example, you can download the latest version of WordPress, unzip the
file and upload the entire file to your server in about 11 minutes. Then go back open the wp_content folder and add your themes and plugins right
through FileZilla.

There is also a FileZilla Server client available, that only runs on Windows, if you want to share files and images.

Once set up, it takes about a second for the site manager to connect to
your server and you are ready to go. All you need for set up is your server ftp account address and password. FileZilla does the rest. It will
even locate the ftp port on the server, in case you don’t know what it is.

When we return, we will discuss another free and open source software tool to add to your Internet marketing toolbox, an HTML editor called Kompozer.

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