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This year is truly a year of bringing better, faster, stronger phones to the market. Take the case of the HTC Rezound, for instance. It is one of HTC's latest releases in the "most powerful" category. There's another one from Samsung's camp–a faster and better version of the Galaxy S2, dubbed in South Korea as the Galaxy S2 HD LTE. Though released recently for the South Korean market exclusively, strong rumors about its coming to the United States are circulating in tech circles.
When the Galaxy S2 HD LTE does come to America, will it have enough punch to challenge the HTC Rezound to a face-to-face duel? Let's see how these two giants fare inside the ring.
Design and Display
The HTC Rezound boasts a 4.3-inch, capacitive S-LCD touchscreen and a pixel resolution of 720×1280. It's a little heavy at 5.78 ounces, with dimensions of 129 x 65.5 x 13.7 mm. The HTC Rezound is the first HTC device in the United States to integrate Beats audio technology, which can be most apparent in its music player and in the pair of 100-dollar iBeats headphones that are included in the box. If you're a music enthusiast, this is definitely a treat. The HTC Rezound uses the HTC Sense 3.5 user interface, which makes it the second device in the U.S. to offer it.
The Samsung Galaxy S2 HD LTE, on the other hand, is said to be one of the first few devices in the world to be equipped with HD Super AMOLED. It guarantees not only vibrant colors but eye-popping visuals, as well. It has a 4.7-inch capacitive touch screen display, with the same 720×1280 pixel resolution as the Rezound. It's slightly slimmer than the HTC Rezound at 9.5 mm of thickness, and slightly lighter at 4.6 oz. It has dimensions of 129.8 x 68.8 x 9.5 mm.
In terms of storage, the HTC Rezound packs 16 GB of internal memory, with 1 GB RAM. It also comes with a 16 GB microSD card in the box and can be expanded up to 32 GB. To sweeten the deal, HTC and Dropbox have struck a deal that offers 5 GB of free cloud storage to users of HTC handsets using HTC Sense 3.5.
The Samsung Galaxy S2 HD may not come with an extra microSD in the box, but it also boasts 16 GB internal storage with a similar 1 GB of RAM. Just like the HTC Rezound, it is also expandable to 32 GB.
Both phones pack two cameras each, at similar specs as well: a rear, 8-megapixel camera and a front-facing, 2-megapixel camera.
Processor and Operating System
Both of these phones carry beasts inside of them. The HTC Rezound and the Samsung Galaxy S2 HD LTE use 1.5 GHz dual-core Qualcomm processors and Adreno 220 GPUs. Both phones run Android 2.3 Gingerbread.
The HTC Rezound's 1,620-mAh Li-ion battery packs a talk time of 6 hours and 24 minutes, which means you'll need to charge it at the end of the day. The Samsung Galaxy S2 HD's 1,850-mAh Li-ion battery, on the other hand, can pack up to 8 hours of power for regular use, which is not bad considering its size and its display.
It's difficult to really say which one of these devices takes the trophy. The HTC Rezound packs Beats integration, which may appeal to hard-core music enthusiasts. The Samsung Galaxy S2 HD LTE, on the other hand, has HD Super AMOLED, which packs stunning, jaw-dropping visuals. Both phones, however, have rather disappointing battery lives, which seems to be the price to pay for their hardware and their performance.
Although the Galaxy S2 HD is not yet available in the U.S., would you consider buying it instead of the HTC Rezound?
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The Who: Pete Townshend Produces New 'Rock Opera'
Shortly after The Who conceived, produced and recorded their rock opera "Tommy", Pete Townshend started work on a follow-up "sci-fi rock opera".
Shortly after The Who conceived, produced and recorded their rock opera "Tommy", Pete Townshend started work on a follow-up "sci-fi rock opera". Parts of Townshend's "Lifehouse" project have occasionally seen the light of day, but he has now produced a new twist on the tale.
London-based composer and mathematician Lawrence Ball's forthcoming double CD-set "Method Music" was not only produced by Townshend, it was also the direct outcome of Townshend's ongoing "Lifehouse" project.
Ball says: "'Method Music' evolved from Pete Townshend's question to me about generating unique pieces of music from the input of personal characteristics as data, a question related closely to his ongoing project 'Lifehouse'. I wanted to see what the music could sound like prior to designing the proposed system of portraiture, and I created the tracks on 'Disc One: Imaginary Sitters', as a touchstone towards designing the software which would eventually execute the task itself."
Townshend's original "Lifehouse" story was set in a futuristic world where rock 'n' roll no longer exists but a secret concert is staged where audience members enter their personal characteristics into a computer grid. A unique piece of music based on the audience member's personal data would then be generated.
Some may joke that Townshend foresaw iTunes/Spotify/Last FM playlists 40 years ago.
Townshend's idea was that this would lead to one "perfect" musical note culminating in mass nirvana: "a kind of celestial cacophony". according to Townshend. Lawrence Ball's "Method Music" album also includes "Disc Two: Imaginary Galaxies", that "expand the forms into larger structures with greater permutations, variables, and variety."
Lawrence Ball's "Method Music", produced by Townshend and Bob Lord, will be released on January 31.
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Deputy Higher Education Commissioner Has UM Presidential Search Update
The Montana Board of Regents and the University of Montana has created a website to stay up-to-date on the search for a new president at the University of Montana.
Deputy Commissioner Kevin McRae said Commissioner of Higher Education Clayton Christian released a statement on Monday to inform the public about the new resource.
"He primarily wanted to bring to the attention of the university community the easiest way to get information about the search," McRae said. "Just go online and search for University of Montana – President search, and it will take you right to the website. It has information as to who is on the search committee. Our search advisory committee is made up primarily of University of Montana faculty and staff, with seven faculty members and four students, some non-administrative staff members as well as some administration members and Board of Regents representatives."
McRae said the search committee will be helping to initiate the job advertisement that will go out nationwide to attract the best qualified candidates.
"They'll also be helping to review job applications, but ultimately, they'll be responsible for bringing to Missoula the most qualified finalists," he said. "That will take place early in the upcoming fall semester for campus interviews. The website will also have scheduling times for the candidate interviews. There will be open forums where people will have the opportunity to ask questions of the finalists. You can also submit comments on the website at any time."
McRae said Commissioner Christian wants people at the university and in Missoula to know that they will have a major part in the selection of the new president, despite existing state and Board of Regents policy.
"Even though state law and Board of Regents policy state that the presidents of the university shall be directly appointed by the board, for this hire, the Board of Regents is focused on a university-centric process, where not only University of Montana stakeholders, but the Missoula community itself will have an active role," McRae continued. "The best place to start with that active role is getting access to that decision through the search website. Then, in the fall semester, we can all get together to meet and vet the finalists and provide feedback on them."
The search got underway after former President Royce Engstrom was asked to step down in late December, after several consecutive years of reduced enrollment, which has led to faculty and staff cuts. Former Commissioner of Higher Education Sheila Stearns has been appointed interim President by the Board of Regents.


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Happy First of the Year! Last night, early this morning, at midnighthowever you want to say itthe sky was alight with fireworks. Every resort (including ours) was lighting them. Andrea used the word enchanting and I think Fairy Tale also works to describe how pretty it was last night. We used the silly string and poppers to ring in the New Years and had our first drinks of the year. We stayed up until 2:30 talking about family, friends, and life before turning in for the night. What a way to start the New Year!
Today, Andrea told me she was getting a massage and then disappeared for two hours. That girl does love her massages. It was raining so Andrea and I played 500 Rummy in our room and I beat her again J We went swimming between rainstorms and I booked an island tour for tomorrow.
After 500 Rummy I decided to get a massage and once again it felt great. Who know that being pushed and pulled would feel so wonderful. She really loosened up my shoulders! I wonder if I can get another massage tomorrow.
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Eminent is a fairly young company based in the Netherlands. Their mission statement sums things up nicely:
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Home Fashions Market to feature new, expanded showrooms at 7 W New York
August 29, 2011,
NEW YORK - Home Fashions Market at 7 W New York, Sept. 19-23, will feature a number of new and expanded showrooms. Also, the Affordable Art Fair will overlap with the market, Sept. 21-25, on 7 W's 11th floor event space.
"Our building houses some of the most impressive brands in home fashion; our mission lies in presenting it to buyers in a convenient one-stop-shopping environment," said Chris Collins, vice president and general manager, 7 W New York. "The showrooms excel in offering the very best and most exclusive merchandise, which continues to make Home Fashion Market Week one of the premier events on the 7W calendar."
Nishat Chunian (Suite 639) offers luxury solid sheeting and top of bed items and is debuting its permanent 7 W showroom during the market. They also offer printed fashion sheets and bedroom coordinates including decorative pillows and window treatments. Their dyes and finishes can be adapted in accordance with customer requirements. www.nishat.net
Kaleen Rugs (820) The international manufacturer of hand- and machine-made rugs employs more than 6,500 skilled artisans. Kaleen offers hand-tufted, hand-knotted and hand-loomed rugs. The company also produces sisal and jute carpets. During the Sept. market, Kaleen will introduce two new collections, Astronomy and Bimini, as well as several new Khazana Designs. www.kaleen.com
Berkshire Blanket (939) Opening in time for the market, this Massachusetts-based company produces blankets, throws, quilts, comforters, bedding, pillows, baby and gift lines. The company supports a range of regional, national and international organizations in order to "bring softness, warmth and comfort to the world." www.berkshireblanket.com
Bolan USA LLC (Suite 514) Bolan USA is a company that offers a wide range of textiles and accessories.
Companies expanding their existing 7 W suites include:
Sam Salem and Son (500) In business since 1944, this manufacturer specializes in home furnishings including bedding, linens, throws, baby blankets and promotionally-priced products. They have licensing agreements with Harve Benard, Joseph Abboud and Serta, among others.
Aaa Bath Fashions, LLC (724): This company imports handmade bathroom accessories in brass, resin, ceramic, glass and various other materials, along with bath hardware, racks, canisters and trays.
Temporary Suites include:
Charisma (C102) is a luxurious bed linen and bath towel brand. The company's merchandise is featured in fine boutiques and department stores nationwide. www.charismaathome.com
Home Textiles Today's Global Interiors Home Collection Show (645-647) debuted in 2010. The show-within-a-show features five manufacturers from around the globe presenting their products.
Inovatex (725) will debut a collection of branded bedding products including sheets, comforters, blankets, duvets, pillows, mattress pads and toppers, pillow protectors, and mattress covers. The products are designed to offer health-related solutions by utilizing the latest new technology, innovative fabric, fiberfill and construction.
NuSteel by Tatara (721) debuted in January 2011, offering bath collections, accessories, barware and housewares in many interesting materials such as stainless steel, brass, iron, copper, zinc, resin, aluminum, glass, stone, ceramic and melamine.
CMN (1021) was founded in India in 2002, and offers original home furnishings and accoutrements. www.cmninternational.com
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Hi friends!
The weekend was pretty low key, just hung out with my family in our pjs. Saturday night I stayed at my sisters place in Burlington so I could go and meet Christina and Ali for a sweet 20km Around the Bay training run on Sunday morning! Christina invited Ali and I, and I invited my brother-in-law Alex too, because he is also running ATB! The last 10km of ATB is known for being all rolling hills, so we did that section of the course, twice! I don't usually run with people, I usually prefer to run alone so I can be true to my own pace, but it is REALLY FUN to be around people once in a while to just enjoy the run!
I was pretty terrified to go because everyone meeting up for the run was SO SPEEDY. And I am not. It would also mark only my 2nd long run since I ran the Hamilton Half Marathon in November. I also was pretty sure I wouldn't get to wear my Vibrams (which I didn't), and I hate nothing more than running in regular running shoes. I sucked it up and went anyway, because I knew if I went, I would at least get the mileage in, one way or another.
Lucky for me, Ali and I were able to run nice and slowly together, while everyone ran ahead of us. We chatted the whole time which made it go by so fast! Ali abandoned me (haha just kidding), Ali had to go around the 10 mile marker, and I was on my own for the remaining few miles! It wasn't so bad, I picked up the pace quite a bit to get it done.
After the run, my knees and ankles were pretty sore because of running in my Nike Frees, which I haven't worn for a long run in FOREVER. Seriously, I don't know if I've ever worn those ones for a long run…hah. But I woke up today and everything felt fine, no muscle soreness at all, so I picked a good pace. I'm used to running hills all the time where I live, so they really didn't bother me much, they were no bigger than what I'm used to and my legs didn't get sore at all during or after (mind you the slow pace likely helped with that a lot).
After I do a long run, I tend to think I can do what I want, so I ate this:
Probably the most delicious pizza of all time. Prosciutto and brie. Yup. How's that for Thriving Forward…. #sorrybrendan
Later on I had Menchie's too, but I failed to take a picture. Just imagine froyo topped with 0 fruit, and loads of chocolate (that is barely visible due to an avalanche of PB sauce).
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Crochet with DMC Threads!Friday, August 16, 2013
This week, I was inspired by a gorgeous crochet camera strap tutorial on Goodknits. Using a gorgeous selection of DMC floss, this beautiful strap was worked to perfection by Lisa. Visit the tutorial.
Our blog is usually dedicated to embroidery, but here's a lovely selection of items from the web you can crochet using our threads!
This flower necklace on the blog Created in Awe is crocheted using DMC floss. I can think of so many uses for lovely flowers in every hue – embellishing greeting cards, on barettes or pins.
The tutorial walks you through every step necessary to embellish and create your own beautiful version of this necklace. Visit the tutorial.
This sweet Bullion Stitch heart on the blog Sea Snail Shell is also created using DMC floss, and looks like it would be a gorgeous embellishment for jewelry, clothing, or a special gift. This would also make a sweet ornament to celebrate a new baby!
The free pattern also includes a full diagram – visit the tutorial.
This adorable interchangeable baby headband is worked in DMC pearl cotton and is available as a free pattern on the blog Crochet Kitten.
Using a simple button, you can easily swap out flower embellishments – adorable! Visit the tutorial.
These pretty crochet button covers on Cynthia Shaffer's blog are worked in DMC crochet cotton in size 20.
I love the idea of combining fabric scraps and crochet – the finished buttons are so lovely that I can see them as a pin or a necklace, too. Visit the tutorial.
Lastly, these lovely crochet flowers on Crocheterie may be worked in DMC Traditions crochet thread – aren't they beautiful?
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Glad you pointed this out. We offer webhosting for $20, and I've been asked frequently why would somebody host with us when they can get it somewhere else for $5.00 a month...I think I even heard about somebody $5.00 a YEAR...You do get what you pay for, and if I crammed as many sites as I could on a server without regard to usage, I could probably come down to $5 a month...I would much rather limit space and usage in exchange for a higher price...things are much more reliable that way.
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I have all of my sites hosted under my own reseller account. I used free webspace that came with my ISP Earthlink for over a year until I realized that I could not do what I wanted to do with just webspace. With a good host you get a lot of tools that can make your life a lot easier and more profitable.
$6 dollars a month is usaully the lowest you can get. But you get zilch in service. TH MEDIA is right, you get what you pay for.
On the same subject I just got a pamphlet in the snail mail from interland.com saying if I sign up now
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Domino...thanks for the plug...Interland has some larger packages...I think that is where the $250 a month comes in...Those things you get from interland appear to be them grabbing info from whois. Occasionally, I will get a notice from our post office about a large amount of mail to be picked up...I go in and it's hundreds of letters from Interland....I wonder how much they spend on sending that crap to another webhost...
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We have our nephew visiting from Oklahoma and his one request is to visit the Statue of Liberty. Well as it turns out you need tickets!! So Im planning that trip for a few weeks from now when I could get a ticket (to the pedestal at least).
Meanwhile in my ignorance we had already planned to go into the city on Saturday (and have a babysitter scheduled for our kids)..... so..... we need a new plan. We are planning on some of the typical sites, Empire State, Central Park, general walk around. (are there any of these that should be paired with statue of liberty?).
Wondering if there are any particular sites/things a teenage boy might really enjoy. I've been innundated with ads for Spiderman Turn off the Dark and tickets are available. Has anyone seen it? Would a 17 year old boy enjoy it? Any other suggestions?
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I'm sure a 17 year-old would enjoy Spiderman or Book of Mormon (especially if he likes South Park), though the latter tickets may be out of reach if you haven't planned ahead. There are so many tourists these days that you do need to do a little pre-planning to save time and money.
Without knowing anything of his interests, it's so hard to k now if he'd like certain things. If he's a military buff, then certainly the Intrepid is worthwhile. If he likes trains, the Transit Museum in Brooklyn. If he's into art, we have some of the best museums in the world (though in my experience, very few teens from Oklahoma are great art lovers).
If he's a history buff, then you might indeed want to go downtown to the Financial District and visit some of the historic sites like Trinity Church (Federal Hall is, sadly, closed on weekends). You could easily go over to the South Street Seaport or Chinatown after or before the Statue.
He is 17, so I'd also let him get out and wander around the city on his own on a weekday. I think he could handle it. Just give him directions on how to get into Manhattan by train or bus and let him explore a bit. Make sure he has a cell phone and a time to get back home.
I'd urge you to buy some kind of guidebook and let him peruse it to give both you and him a sense of what kinds of things interests him. Top of the Rock is an all-around favorite, though I'm shocked at how expensive it's become. The Harry Potter exhibit in Times Square might interest him if he's a fan of the books or movies.
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Depends on his level of sophistication and general knowledge.
I would add to the list just on GP's
Forbidden Planet
Evolution on Spring Street
Madison Square Garden
Paragon's sporting goods
Grey's Papaya
Corner Bistro
One of the whole pie pizza places
Chelsea Piers, the sporting complex
Wall Street area
Times Square at night
High Line
Central Park including Strawberry Field and the areas for people watching
Washington Square Park for people watching and the nearby record stores
Veniero's for dessert (We once took a niece there from LA and gave her tiramisu and she had 7 pieces in the enxt 48 hours.)
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One of my favorite hidden treasures in NYC is the Federal Reserve Bank. You view a short video and tour the exhibit area, then they take you downstairs to the vault. It's the only one in the US that stores gold bars that are on deposit by foreign governments and banks. The vault floor is the bedrock that's under Manhattan.
It's only open on weekdays and you need advance reservations, but it's interesting. Check their site at www.newyorkfed.org, then go to "About the Fed" and "Visiting".
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We just returned from NYC with our kids, one of them being a 17 year old boy. I just asked him for his top things and he said:
How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying with Daniel Radcliffe(My son basically grew up with the whole Harry Potter scene). The show was great for all of us. We loved it! The humor is perfect for that age.
Harry Potter Exhibit at the Discovery Center in Times Square
Nintendo Store at the corner of NBS studios
Mets game at Citi Field - My boys really though Citi Field was amazing. They ate at Shack Shake there and bought a ton of candy at their candy store. The overall experience was great.
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Without knowing the young man's interests its' hard to be specific - but my lead ideas would be:
Top of the Rock (not ESB which can have lines hours long)
Staten Island ferry - great views of the SoL and the city on the way back (consider doing it to come back after dark when the lights are on)
Museum of Natural History (I stlll love it as do my adult friends AND their kids)
Consider the Met (but just don't go - look at the web site to see what dept'ts he might like - Egyptian/Temple of Dendur or Arms 7 Armor or ?)
Wander around Central Park (to see some of the team activities as well as the musicians and street performers)
Consider touring the Intrepid
If he really likes music consider visiting some of the music stores downtown and in the Village - which have things not found elsewhere
Have dinner in a sidewalk cafe somewhere in a trendy area - for people watching as well as the big city experience
But really kids that age often have very specific interests that you will want to let hm explore (perhaps the Apple Store on fifth ave or something related to his favorite hobby)
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My teenage grandsons favorite thing in NYC was the NBC StudioTour..You visit the sets of Saturday Night Live, NBC News/Brian Williams,, Jimmy Fallon and more. While there do Top of the Rock.
Walk up 5th Ave to NBA Store and Apple Store.
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Thank you thank you thank you! I am never dissapointed with the wonderful advice I hear here. Its been a while since I was 17 and I really appreciate the excellent suggestions!
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Suggestions for dinner? Somewhere on the nicer side - but with simple food that a picky eater would like?
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Forgot to say...
We decided to stay central.
We'll do The Empire State, Time Square (he was very excited to hear about the Harry Potter exhibit) and Rockefeller (he was even more excited about the Nintendo store) and a NBC Studio tour.
So a restaurant somewhere in the general vicinity....
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hmmmm,,,,, tempted to take him to Lombardi's pizza (he loves pizza). How bad would it be getting down there at dinner time on a Sunday? and do they do reservations.....
any other suggestions welcome
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Not sure what budget you mean by "on the nicer side".
Also - what types of food he likes or dislikes. Picky eater covers a wide range - from people who don;t like certain cuisines (no sushi) of specific foods - no organ meats. Or do you mean he eats only burgers and chicken fingers?
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How about The Tenement Museum. My 15-year old Grandson wants to go after I told him about it.
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GrammyN, the posting was from 5 years ago. The kid is 22 now,
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I have finally got my computer back, and am no longer working with a touch pad. I tried to create some links within my hubs but couldn't. Any suggestions?
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Yes, I created several such links yesterday. It sounds like you know how. What specific part of the process isn't working? This Learning Center guide offers three methods. Don't try the third--it is too prone to misuse, and they might even have disabled it because of that.
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thank you howard. way back when, you could highlight a phrase and look to see if there were related hubs to link to.
They were typically not very relevant. Most users were too lazy to check them out, so wound up introducing annoying rubbish. The feature may have been disabled, but the other two methods still work well. See the Learning Center guide.
Finally got it! Thanks for your help!
Yes, you can. There are 2 ways to do this.
The first method: While you are in edit mode, select the text you want to link to someone's hub, then click on the little 'link" icon within the edit capsule. This will bring up a screen where you can search your own or other hubs for that phrase or enter the URL of the hub or article you wish to link to. Once you've selected the correct URL, click Save and you're good to go. This is the method you would use if you were linking outside of Hubpages, also.
The second method: You can do this after you finish editing and get back into regular viewing mode. You must first click on the "Suggest Links" button at the top of your page. Then highlight the text you want to link and a box will come up with suggestions related to your key word. Locate the hub you want and click on the little green circle on the left of the title to add the link. When you are finished getting links, go back to the top of your hub and click on "hide links". The green highlight will go away and your phrase will appear in blue.
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Thank you so much Stephanie, I will try this.
@ xanzacow The drawback of the "suggest links" method is that you're not able to insert your referral tracker into the link...unless there's some other method of it that I haven't seen. Let us know if any of these suggestions work.
Yes! I got it! Thank you all for your help!
Yes. Highlight the text you want as your anchor (hyperlink) and then click the little chain icon in your Hub Tool's tool bar along the top of your window. Then you just enter the URL you want that text to link to.
If you're using an iPad or something like that...you're pretty much out of luck for hyperlinks. You can still do a link capsule, but no anchored links in the text capsules themselves.
That could change eventually, but for now tablet users are stuck...
There are apps that can mimic desktop browsers on your tablet. I used one called ATOMIC on my iPad when my laptop was broken. It allowed me to add text and create basic hubs, but I couldn't figure out any way to do hyperlinks in the text capsules or to add photos in the photo capsules.
With your computer back, though, it should be pretty easy and unrestricted.
Hope that helps.
Aloha, Chris
PS -- and don't forget your referral tracker :)
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thanks chris. i tried and it did not work. guess i will go back and try again.
It didn't work on your computer? That's odd. What web browser are you using? I just got a new computer with Windows 8 & it had some issues with editing text capsules. So I downloaded Google Chrome for free, and it's working just fine now.
still working with xp here. I will try again tomorrow. I have just forgotten how to use a real keyboard I guess. LOL


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