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| location | The most accurate location: My computer. [To SE: No I didn't mean "My, Belgium"] | |
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| visits | member for | 2 months |
| seen | May 4 at 16:34 | |
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I am a self-taught hobbyist who loves learning new skills and inferencing my Arduino to anything I can get my hands on and then tearing it apart to build another project with the parts. (Okay, I'll admit that isn't much that I tear apart, but when I do, it is phenomenal.)
I only program with either C/C++ for Arduino or VB.net using Windows Forms, but I love doing that. I plan to someday learn assembly and write my own operating system and then release it open-source.
(No Arduinos hurt in the making of this profile.)
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Mar 9 |
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How do you give your user options without overloading them? You should add a check box for Always do this. Also you should have a Skip all instead of cancel: From experience, Users almost always don't read the dialog and click either yes or cancel. It makes them read and understand it before they click, but in certain situations, you want to keep it as simple as possible. |
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Feb 27 |
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How can I make advertisements more appealing in my webpages? Just saw this: great links. Thanks. |
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Feb 27 |
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How can I make advertisements more appealing in my webpages? Oh sorry... I thought you meant to do that with a program like Google Adsense. Now I see what you're saying. I never thought about advertising in newsletters, not spam but "Here's a new article. I made this using this part from RadioShack" if I was doing a blog about electronics. |
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Feb 27 |
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Feb 27 |
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How can I make advertisements more appealing in my webpages? I forgot about affiliate programs-this would work nicely with some sites that I am building. What do you mean about having the users pick ads? Thanks |
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Feb 27 |
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How can I make advertisements more appealing in my webpages? +1 for "Squarish Ads"- this is a great idea! |
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Feb 27 |
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How can I make advertisements more appealing in my webpages? Good point about the "Still" idea. Do sites like Google Adsense allow you to only have non-animated gifs? Also, do animations pay more? Thanks. |
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Feb 26 |
awarded | Student |
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Feb 26 |
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Labeling an advertisement Just to point this out: I'm pretty sure that you don't have to label an advertisement if you put it in the disclaimer/etc. Don't use me as a reliable source but I think I heard that somewhere. To move on, @JoJo you should ask your management why you need it. If a customer complained, then it's best to make them stick out. If it's for legal issues, you probably can just write "Advertisement" and have an ">" pointing to the ad anywhere around it in a different font/text size/bold than the text around it, but don't make it stand out. I would get it approved whatever route you take. Good Luck. |
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Feb 26 |
asked | How can I make advertisements more appealing in my webpages? |
