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A comment on the question "Why No Image Displayed?" in Zemanta:
I used your email address, as even after getting and installing Jing since it was a .bmp your system wouldn't let me upload it. Question Why couldn't I've sent you a hyperlink to my Blog? – Robert Nelson, on February 06, 2009 23:30-
A comment on the question "Why No Image Displayed?" in Zemanta:
Am trying, but so far all attempts to upload my screenshot don't display properly – Robert Nelson, on February 06, 2009 20:56 -
Robert Nelson replied on February 06, 2009 20:45 to the question "Why No Image Displayed?" in Zemanta:
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Robert Nelson asked a question in Zemanta on February 06, 2009 02:31:
Why No Image Displayed?No image displayed after inserting a Zemanta image, only the code for that image -
Robert Nelson started following the question "zemanta is not showing up on my blogs" in Zemanta.
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Robert Nelson replied on December 28, 2008 19:10 to the idea "What about supporting Linux?" in RescueTime:
Hope Rescue Time takes Tom up on his offer -
Robert Nelson marked one of Tom's replies in RescueTime as useful. Tom replied to the idea "What about supporting Linux?". Robert Nelson and 3 other people think it's one of the best replies.
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Robert Nelson replied on November 08, 2008 20:59 to the idea "Best Practice for Twitter Auto Thank You Notes to New Followers" in TweetLater:
Good Point -
Robert Nelson marked one of Brian Baulch's replies in TweetLater as useful. Brian Baulch replied to the idea "Best Practice for Twitter Auto Thank You Notes to New Followers".
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Robert Nelson started following the idea "Best Practice for Twitter Auto Thank You Notes to New Followers" in TweetLater.
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Robert Nelson replied on October 30, 2008 21:50 to the problem "Default shortcut on Linux (Alt+Space) conflicts with GNOME) shortcut" in Mozilla:
No help in Linux Mint -
Robert Nelson replied on October 30, 2008 21:20 to the problem "no response after doing ctrl+alt+space. Using Linux Mint" in Mozilla:
Accoring to Mozilla's instructions for Ubiquity it is activated(started up or whatever term you prefer) in Linux by doing ctrl+alt+space which ic supposed to bring up a black box into which you type commands.
It happens in my Windoze machine( actual keys that need to be pressed are different), it does not happen in my Linux Mint machine -
Robert Nelson reported a problem in Mozilla on October 29, 2008 23:05:
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Robert Nelson started following the idea "What about supporting Linux?" in RescueTime.
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Robert Nelson replied on July 19, 2008 23:35 to the idea "What about supporting Linux?" in RescueTime:
Like the idea and still learning Linux, could you post the install procedure for Linux.
