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Archive for April 17th, 2007

Removing duplicate search engine content using robots.txt

Here’s something that no webmaster wants to see:

It’s part of a screenshot from the Google Webmaster Tools that says “[Google] can’t current access your home page because of a robots.txt restriction”. Arghh!
This came about because, a couple of nights back, I made some changes to the website in order to remove the duplicate content [...]

Posted: April 17th, 2007 under Search, Website development.
Comments: 15

Where are the WVP2 codecs for QuickTime on a Mac?

It’s generally accepted that Macs are great computers for graphic design and audio-visual work – so why is it so hard to play Windows Media content on a Mac? I know that QuickTime is the centre of Apple’s audio-visual experience – so why should Apple support competing formats – but perhaps I should really [...]

Posted: April 17th, 2007 under File formats, QuickTime, Windows Media.
Comments: 6