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Sorry! Last week we accidentally sent an old version of Refresh to many of you. You see, we're all big fans of recycling, here, and sometimes we get a little carried away... In any case, here's the current issue -- enjoy.
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| | | | |  NEWBIE TIP
If you've got a series of pages you want users to go through in a certain sequence, the automatic "Next" and "Previous" links in Trellix Web can be a big help. But you don't have to settle for the default left and right arrows. Under Link --> Navigational Link you'll find that you can use images, text, or even page names as your links -- choose something that matches the look of your site. Take a look at A Stroll in the Autumn -- the curly orange arrows match the site perfectly.
Need more help using this kind of navigation? We've got it on the Trellix Cafe.
SAVVY USERS' TIP
Getting noticed by search engines is more an art than an exact science.
-- Experienced Web Site Builder Sure, that's true, but even artists need training. While we can't guarantee you'll shoot to the top of the results, we do have some ideas on how improve your ranking.
Have a tip you think others would like to see? Submit your tip and you could win fame, fortune, or maybe the world-famous Trellix t-shirt. Back to Top
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| Dan's Corner | |
| | | | | This week Dan brings in guest speaker Jill Hecht Maxwell, who talks about the future of ebooks. The hype is building and ads are everywhere -- but, are we really ready to read books on a screen? Find out what Maxwell thinks in this article on the Trellix Cafe. Dan Bricklin, co-inventor of the first electronic spreadsheet, is the founder and Chief Technical Officer of Trellix. Back to Top | | | | |
| Support Central | |
| | | | | You probably know that you can use the Build Your Own Web Gem to add HTML or JavaScript to your Trellix Web site. But did you know that there are tons of great resources on the Web where you can get free code? Our list of recommended sites points you to some of the coolest collections of scripts, art, and utilities on the Web. | | | | | |
| Sites of the Week | |
| | | | | Thrill Seeker's Guide
 For the amusement park fan who likes to plan his day in great detail, here's a comprehensive look at Six Flags Darien Lake. The site reviews rides and games, provides photos and maps of the park, and more.
Find out more in the Trellix Cafe profile.
Simsational Coverings
 Not every computer game requires twitching reflexes -- the wildly popular game The Sims revolves around day-to-day life. Here's a Trellix Web site dedicated to making those little Sims happy. The site includes new items for the game, such as new clothes for your Sims -- just like Goodwill. Kinda. See this profile on the Trellix Cafe. Would you like to be a Trellix reference? Let us know! | | | | |
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