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[1] Submitted by: Joakim Prahl on Saturday December 8th 2001

Funkar kanon! Hur ska klarade man sig innan EasySearch fanns?!? Nej, men ärligt talat, det är ett bra plugin!

[2] Submitted by: djk on Friday December 14th 2001

I haven't tried out easysearch yet, but I have a suggestion:

Instead of creating yet another toolbar to eat up valuable screen space, couldn't you just incorporate your changes into the "search" button on the navagation toolbar?

[3] Submitted by: spaetz on Tuesday December 18th 2001

mmh, isn't that what the search sidebar is already for? What would be the advantage of a search bar?

[4] Submitted by: Nonos on Thursday December 20th 2001

I have installed this toolbar under mozilla 0.9.7+ and it don't work!

How can I uninstall it?

thx

[5] Submitted by: Yunin Tang on Tuesday December 25th 2001

It's bad.How to uninstall?

[6] Submitted by: klm on Wednesday December 26th 2001

Im using Mozilla 0.97 {2001122106} and it works fine here!

[7] Submitted by: Andreas on Sunday December 30th 2001

* Uninstallation For uninstallation see Installation / Uninstallation page.

* "incorporate your changes into the "search" button" We have done some test of this and its something that we will look into more some day.

* "What would be the advantage of a search bar?" We are personaly not to fond of sidebars (neither in Mozilla or IE). And we dont like searching in the URL field either so that's why we came up with this project.

Read more at the Documentation page about the project and what it is all about. (Will be updated as the developing continues.)

/ EasySearch - Andreas

[8] Submitted by: Hiroshi on Wednesday January 2nd 2002

Great work! I really wanted XUL applicatipon like this!!

However, I have a problem. When I use Mozilla as root, easyserch works fine. However, it doesn't work in another user(not super user) and there is a message "*** Failed to load overlay chrome://easysearch/content/easysearchOverlay.xul" in the console.

Does anybody have a solution?

Many thanks,

[9] Submitted by: Hiroshi on Wednesday January 2nd 2002

Sorry, I forgot to write my environment.

OS: RH Linux 7.2 (Kernel 2.4.9-13, XFree86 4.1.0) Mozilla: 0.97 (Build ID: 2001122108)

[10] Submitted by: Greg on Friday January 11th 2002

One of the few things IE has over Mozilla these days is the Google Toolbar, made by Google. That thing rocks. I'm glad to see something similar for Mozilla... check out the features of the Google Toolbar, because it's much more than a box to launch a web search, and some of those features would be great in Mozilla!

[11] Submitted by: Andreas on Tuesday January 15th 2002

You are looking for GoogleBar?: http://googlebar.mozdev.org

Easysearch do and will continue to support more than one search engine. Im currently working on some features for the easysearch that will be included into the next release (0.93). But those will and must be general to all searchengines.

Hiroshi and other people that cant get easysearch to work! Contact me at andreas@gnunet.nu.

[12] Submitted by: RandomMozUser on Thursday January 31st 2002

Don't suppose you could host your 'xpi' install files on mozdev and link to those instead of:

http://www.quickmess.com/mozilla/easysearch_093.xpi

That domain never resolves to an IP from my location, and the installation consistantly fails because of that.

It'd also be nice to be able to download the 'xpi' file to a local drive and apply it to other LAN systems running mozilla.

[13] Submitted by: RandomMozUser on Thursday January 31st 2002

BTW Andreas-

http://googlebar.mozdev.org/

Would be a lot easy for people to find if it was linked to in the mozdev.org left-orientated link panel of currently hosted mozilla projects. For some reason, it's not linked to, at the moment..

[14] Submitted by: Andreas on Friday February 1st 2002

Hi "RandomMozUser". We are having problem uploading the XPI files at the moment to mozdev.org with CVS. That's why we currently are storing them at another server. I will fix this ASAP!

About googlebar! You should contact the googlebar project about this. I'm not involved in that project so I can't help you with that.

/ Easysearch - Andreas

[15] Submitted by: RandomMozUser on Friday February 1st 2002

Andreas-

Heh.. about the googlebar project not being linked up, well, I was just pointing out why most people passing through mozdev.org would fail to notice its existance, myself included, until you posted that link (thanks, btw).

Looking forward to trying out your EasySearch toolbar once the CVS issues get straightened out.

-RMU

[16] Submitted by: RandomMozUser on Friday February 1st 2002

Well, guess I'm set for the moment.. that www.quickmess.com domain resolved ok this time (I had tried it for several times during the last few days before today, without any success.)

Time to take EasySearch 0.93 out for a spin.. :)

[17] Submitted by: AndyB on Friday February 8th 2002

As someone who contributes to the Googlebar, I'd agree that that Googlebar and Easysearch don't necessarily conflict- the idea behind googlebar is to implement mainly Google's specialty searches, while Easysearch covers a wider range of search engines. Incidentally, I think that the reason we aren't linked to from mozdev directly is that we havn't gotten around to an official announcement yet and so most people who know about us simply watch the "updated" bar. One thing we are working on in the googlebar is trying to improve the find in page function to highlight more search terms on the page (if you've ever pulled a page from Google's cache, you'll know what I mean)- have the developers of easysearch had any more luck so far? The screenshots show a single term highlighted, which is what we've managed to do as well, but ideally we're looking for some way to highlight multiple instances of multiple terms with several colors. Any ideas you might share? (PS- I have frequent problems uploading to CVS on mozdev as well. The trick is to wait 10 minutes and try again, at which point it usually works again. Strange but true.)

[18] Submitted by: FoGoF on Sunday February 17th 2002

Some ppl just complain too much ... What's the point of complaining on something so minute ... If you don't like it, open up emacs (or notepad) download the source code .. and make it work on your system. (I am not a developer on this project) but I get fed up we ppl wast the good faith of others. This is the point of open source, if your not happy with it make changes.

[19] Submitted by: cvk on Wednesday February 27th 2002

What do you think about including a Google Toolbar-like "Find in Page" feature instead of adding it to the Search Engine Dropdown, so you can "one-click-search" for your keywords on the current site?

Keep up the good work!

[20] Submitted by: Andreas on Thursday February 28th 2002

To: cvk. I'm looking into it...

Next version (will be 0.933 or 0.94) will probably be released in some weeks!

/ Easysearch - Andreas

[21] Submitted by: Alan Field on Friday March 1st 2002

I have a couple of problems using EasySearch on Mac OS X. First off, the return or enter keys don't start a search. Second the Help box doesn't have a way to close it. I had to quit Mozilla to get rid of it.

[22] Submitted by: Andreas on Monday March 4th 2002

Please mail me at andreas@gnunet.nu so these kind of errors can be fixed until the next version is released.

/ Easysearch - Andreas

[23] Submitted by: unix lover on Sunday March 24th 2002

EasySearch doesnt work on latest trunk 0.9.9+ 2002032410

[24] Submitted by: Andreas on Thursday April 4th 2002

Easysearch now works on Mozilla 0.99+ (and probably on Mozilla 1.0). Install version 0.941.

But keep in mind that this version wasn't tested as good as the previous was or the next comming version will be! So there might be bugs on this one. As always. Send them to andreas@gnunet.nu

/Easysearch - Andreas

[25] Submitted by: cvk on Tuesday April 9th 2002

To: Andreas

Thanks. The new "Find in page" feature r00lz :)

[26] Submitted by: Natz on Sunday May 12th 2002

0.95 seems not work with RC2. It made menu bar in Mozilla gone.

[27] Submitted by: Andreas on Monday May 13th 2002

Hi!

Windows / Linux / Mac ? OS ? Please send me more info so I can have a look at it! I'm using easysearch 0.95 with RC2 without any problems... Email me at: andreas@gnunet.nu..

/ Andreas, EasySearch

[28] Submitted by: Natz on Wednesday May 15th 2002

OK... I figured out the problem I got. I'm using Mozilla in Linux. At first, I changed to root and run Mozilla to install plugin after that I changed back to normal user and load mozilla . Then I found that mozilla faild to load overlay chrome. Later, I found that "easysearch.jar" has read permission for root only. Chmod a+r easysearch.jar can fixed it... Now... everything back to normal...

[29] Submitted by: David Graser on Wednesday May 15th 2002

I like it. I am using version .95 with RC2 without any problems. Its fast and easily configurable. Keep up the good work!!!

[30] Submitted by: Information on Friday May 24th 2002

The GUI is not working correctly when selecting searchengine on Mozilla 1.0 RC3. This has been been fixed into the new version that will be released some days after Mozilla 1.0...

/ EasySearch Andreas

[31] Submitted by: Kim on Sunday June 2nd 2002

i love it :) one bug tho, on the drop down menu no thing is displayed and its very small, no text or pictures, and a very thin selection bar so yo ucant see what you are choseing

[32] Submitted by: Andreas on Sunday June 9th 2002

That bug is fixed, install v. 0.96...

[33] Submitted by: DarKRaveR on Tuesday June 11th 2002

The Searchbar doesn't fit to all themes, I guess, this is not tweakable, so, how about making the box appear in the personal toolbar ? then again, how can one add additional search engines. Honestly I'd love to see something like in galeon, where you can put an Input box and the input can be used to create some URL to load. Another neat thing would be to tweak the popup on a word in a document, to use for searching, but I guess, that's more a job for the mozilla team :-)

[34] Submitted by: Andreas on Friday June 14th 2002

What themes ? There has been alot of suggestions about moving Easysearch to the personal toolbar and I'm currently working on that... Add additional search engines ? Add them to mycroft.mozdev.org and install the engine to Mozilla.

/ EasySearch Andreas

[35] Submitted by: James Powell on Tuesday June 18th 2002

Easysearch doesn't work with the lo-fi theme (1.0 release) http://www.gashu.org/mozilla/

It would be nice if it worked with it.

Great work!

[36] Submitted by: unixmaster on Tuesday June 18th 2002

Some projects like easysearch really deserves appreciation. Appreciations to all crew! Neat work.

[37] Submitted by: Kim Ludvigsen on Tuesday June 18th 2002

I'm not using the sidebar, so I hope you will continue to offer the toolbar version, as I'm quite happy with easysearch.

[38] Submitted by: Darek Sieradzki on Wednesday June 19th 2002

Moving from Easysearch own toolbar to personal toolbar was the worst idea ever happend to this neat project :(

Please, consider making it at least optional - personal toolbar has its own purpose and some people (well, at least that's true for me :)) really have no space there...

[39] Submitted by: Andreas on Thursday June 20th 2002

Hi! The next version of EasySearch (v 0.98) will include two versions. One integrated in the personal toolbar and the other one as stand -alone.

This will make everyone satisfied :)

I won't stop with the developing of the toolbar version so keep on sending suggestions to me... ...Ofcourse are also suggestions welcomed for the personal toolbar version.

/ EasySearch Andreas

[40] Submitted by: Darek Sieradzki on Thursday June 20th 2002

Thanks Andreas!

I think there's a room for improvements in "find in page" function: make a popup menu which allows to search for particular words from search phrase, not only for whole phrase; add option for higlighting searched words in current page.

(Ideas taken from Google toolbar, I admit :) but usefull and it would be nice to see them in Easysearch).

Keep up the good work!

[41] Submitted by: David Graser on Monday June 24th 2002

Using ver 0.97. It works great! I like where you moved the search box. The only bug I have found is that whenever I resize the search box and close Mozilla, it always defaults back to the original size.

[42] Submitted by: Mouldy on Wednesday July 3rd 2002

How do you clear the search dropdown list?????? I like it very much. Also I like Mozilla.

[43] Submitted by: Larry on Friday July 5th 2002

It would be cool if easysearch would save its size and location on the toolbar.

[44] Submitted by: Andreas on Friday July 5th 2002

Hi! The width (position) of the search-text box will be saved in the next version.

Howto clear the search dropdownlist ? If you are talking about the history: Mozilla preferences->Advanced->EasySearch and click on the Clear history button. That should do the trick.

/ EasySearch Andreas

[45] Submitted by: Kareemy on Wednesday July 24th 2002

Hey, I have two questions

1) Anyway we can make easysearch configurable in such a way for each user to add web/search engines? I want a freshmeat search bar in addition to the google one.

2) the text i type in the search box is too big for the size of the box and gets cut off at the end. It is quite annoying. Can you automatically shrink the text or have a max font size option for that box?

[46] Submitted by: Kareemy on Wednesday July 24th 2002

Hi again. Fixed first question of mine in the previous comment. Thanks. Anotehr issue i have though is with saving preferences. Will the next version automatically save which search engine to use? The inlude/exclude checkboxes in the preferences never get saved for me either. I only want google and freshmeat - but I have to uncheck the others every time I restart mozilla. Also for the In Page button, I want wrap to be set by default. There is no way to save that.

Other than saving these preferences and the text not fitting into the search box its a great app!

Thanks

[47] Submitted by: Andreas on Tuesday July 30th 2002

Hi! The next version will save the preferences for "In Page". But I cant see why the include/exclude searchengines dont work the next time you restart the browser. Please send me an email (andreas@gnunet.nu) so we can talk more about it. I also don't have the problem that the text is to big for the searchbox so it would be great if you would send me an image of how it looks on your computer.

EasySearch Andreas

[48] Submitted by: Suraj Amin on Tuesday July 30th 2002

I am unable to Install version 0.98. I am using Mozilla 1.0 on Linux. There's some "Download Error" it seems.

[49] Submitted by: Andreas on Wednesday July 31st 2002

This can happen if you've allready have installed easysearch before. If that is the case please uninstall (or update) the previous version then install version 0.98.

If you haven't got a previous version my best "tip" is to send me a mail (andreas@gnunet.nu) so I can contact you further. (As always with bugs).

I will fix something to report bugs and other issues to on this site ASAP. In the meantime, please always provide your email address!

[50] Submitted by: Eric Kwok on Wednesday July 31st 2002

Great Work!! One thing can be improved. I think it would be great if it can be support multiple search bars, such as one for google.com, one for google.com/linux ...etc.

[51] Submitted by: Henry James on Thursday August 1st 2002

Why is the name of the search engine underlined on mouse over? I can see any benefit of it yet, especially because the underlining appies to the whole field width beyond the actual text. So I turned this "feature" off.

In case anybody wants to turn it off, too:

file "easysearch.jar:/content/easysearch/skin/default.css" section ".esTextLink:Hover" comment out "text-decoration:underline;"

[52] Submitted by: Andreas on Thursday August 1st 2002

To: Eric Kwok I will probably add the ability to support some kind of multisearch. Just don't know how to make it look good. (Please send in suggestions :) The reason why Google/linux etc isn't represented are because that this bar is general to work with all kinds of searchengines. Checkout the Googlebar project for this kind of Google-only features: http://googlebar.mozdev.org

To: Henry James The hover "feature" is supposed to show the user that the text is a link. It will start a new search if you click on the link the same way as it does when you press enter in the search textbox. But it's a good suggestion and I'm thinking of making it optional or atleast showing another mouse pointer. And I agree that the size of the line should fit the name of the search-engine's length.

EasySearch Andreas

[53] Submitted by: Henry James on Saturday August 3rd 2002

Is there a way to open the search result page in a new window instead of the current one? And for tabbrowsing and Multizilla users (like me), to open the page in a new tab?

[54] Submitted by: Henry James on Saturday August 3rd 2002

Oh, Andreas, thanks for your answer about the underline on hover issue. But now I am even more comfused because the search engine name is a link, while "In page" is not a link. How about making "In page" a link, too?

[55] Submitted by: Andreas on Sunday August 4th 2002

Hi!

I'm working on the documentation (so it's not finished) but here is the answer to your question: http://easysearch.mozdev.org/documentation.html#guidetabsearch

The In page will be (is allready) a link in the next version.

/ EasySearch Andreas

[56] Submitted by: Kareemy on Monday August 12th 2002

Hey Andreas,

Thanks for the new release. It fixes all the bugs I had in 0.98. I have another suggestion now though. In the personal toolbar version there is one divider that lets me change the length of the search box, but I would like maybe another one that would let me increase the length of the whole easy search portion of the personal toolbar. Specifically so long names such as "Dictionary.com" will fit completely. I dont want to nitpick at you, but you've written such a great tool, I want to see it perfected :)

Thanks

[57] Submitted by: Andreas on Friday August 16th 2002

Hi! I will see what I can do about that. But before anything else I have alot of documentation to write :/

TO YOU WHO READS THIS: And I hope I get more feedback for new features or changes for the next comming version 0.9!!!??? So.. please send in suggestions to andreas@gnunet.nu or write them here (but please provide your email address).

/ EasySearch Andreas

[58] Submitted by: Henry James on Tuesday August 20th 2002

The new 0.983 release is cool. Problems I reported have been fixed. :)

I suggest to change "In page" to "In Page" (common for UI) and set hover color for the search engine name text and "In Page" to blue, like other text labels on the personal toolbar ("Home", "Bookmarks") do:

.esTextLink:hover {color: blue;}

[59] Submitted by: Henry James on Tuesday August 20th 2002

... and also change the tooltips:

"Choose search engine" to "Choose Search Engine";

"Search on current page" to "Search in Current Page" (the label says "in page", not "on page", right?);

"Search on current page, preferences" to "Set Preferences for Search in Current Page" or something alike.

[60] Submitted by: Henry James on Wednesday August 21st 2002

Two other issues:

1. I would like to have a setting to have my search result opened in current tab / new tab / new window by default (without pressing ctrl, shift, whatever).

2. The "fix text size" is not working, because the smallest size (8 pt for Tahoma) is already too big. Maybe there is a way to increase the height of the personal toolbar (and thus the text field)?

[61] Submitted by: Andreas on Friday August 23rd 2002

Hi! Thanks for the suggestions Henry! The most of them will be included in 0.99.

I'm not sure what to do with the fixed size of the searchbox though. Hm... I have to think about that one.

Thanks!

[62] Submitted by: Brian on Friday September 20th 2002

It would be nice if the search engine pull down could be organized into folders and to be able to change the order.

[63] Submitted by: Frank on Sunday September 22nd 2002

Hello from Germany, using the german version of mozilla 1.1 and easysearch works fine.

good job... (Changing from IE to Mozilla, missed the GoogleToolbar !!)

[64] Submitted by: Frank on Sunday September 22nd 2002

Hello from Germany, using the german version of mozilla 1.1 and easysearch works fine.

good job... (Changing from IE to Mozilla, missed the GoogleToolbar !!)

[65] Submitted by: ricky @ mycroft on Wednesday September 25th 2002

The shortcut Ctrl-Shift-F is used by Mozilla for loading the default search engine's search page. While EasySearch is a cool thing to make fast simple searches, going to a more detailed search page with lots of options should not be blocked. Please find another shortcut or even better, let users specify what shortcut (if any) they want.

[66] Submitted by: JohnJohnBacardi on Thursday October 31st 2002

Hi, I was wondering about any plans to make EasySearch Phoenix-compatible? I've tried installing in on Phoenix, and it always fails, not matter how far back I go, EasySearch-version wise. Or is there any code-changing that could be done on the user's side that could make it work? Thanks.

[67] Submitted by: Andreas on Monday November 4th 2002

Hi!

I haven't got the time to make a new release of EasySearch yet... but hm... I will look into it asap (if someone wants to speed up the development please help out).

I will also remove CTRL-Shift-F (find in page) and CTRL-Shift-S (focus on search textbox).
CTRL-Shift-S do conflict with ICQ (at least on my XP).

/ EasySearch Andreas

[68] Submitted by: Daniel McRae on Monday November 4th 2002

Great little add on.

I have been using Opera for a while, and one thing that I like about it is the lttle search bar you have next to the address bar (along with the gestures). Now that Mozilla supplies both of these, more reasons to use it.

I tend to like as much space as possible when browsing so I tend to have the personal toolbar minimised - could you please create a version that takes up some space on the navigation toolbar, next to the address bar? An option to change what bar it was on (personal or navigation) would be great.

Thanks, Daniel

[69] Submitted by: Jason on Sunday November 10th 2002

Could a link for dictionary.com be added?

Other than that, great tool!

[70] Submitted by: Daniel on Sunday November 10th 2002

(Another user replying to the last person's question)

Hey, you can use Mycroft to add searches to Mozilla, and then use the Easysearch preference page to put which ones you want in the easysearch bar. Mycroft is at http://mycroft.mozdev.org/

Daniel

[71] Submitted by: Tom on Monday December 16th 2002

mycroft tops this off. nice.

only quip is that i wish "search in page" option was avaliable in the dropdown when in minimized mode. that would make it perfect.

[72] Submitted by: Alan Cramer on Monday December 30th 2002

I like Tom's suggestion on the 16th December.

This maybe could be done with a key sequence from the search box, similar to Ctrl+Enter opens a new tab.

My suggestion is to have a version that incorporates this into the menu bar if possible. As the menu doesn't take up the whole screen, it would be a good place. If only Mozilla was flexible with menus/toolbars like that of Internet Explorer. I hate Internet Explorer but the only good feature I find is the ability to move menus and toolbars around to anywhere I want.

I am using Linux, so I don't have to worry about IE anyway. :-)

[73] Submitted by: dirk on Friday January 3rd 2003

great work! dl /

[74] Submitted by: REETS on Monday January 6th 2003

awesome project and job on it. works great in 1.3a too.

[75] Submitted by: Erik Jessup on Saturday March 1st 2003

I'm using Mozilla 1.2.1 on RedHat Linux 7.3, and recently installed EasySearch. Great Feature!

One minor problem, though: preference changes seem to require a restart of Mozilla to take effect. This is annoying.

I'd also to repeat certain feature requests others have made, in descending order of importance:

1) Showing In Page while minimized, possibly as part of the same dropdown allowing switching of search engines, or as just a tiny litle icon instead of the full button

2) Option to put the EasySearch bar into other toolbars. Both navigation bar and menu bar have been suggested. I would prefer the former. Taking out that gigantic search button--which can be done in the preferences--and shrinking the address dropdown would make room for it, especially for those of us who have our preferences set to show buttons as pictures only.

3) Option to open search bars in new tab/window. Currently, I just open a new tab and then run my search, but doing it all in one step would be nice.

I can be reached at ejjess2(at)uky(dot)edu.

[76] Submitted by: Andreas on Wednesday March 12th 2003

Hi!
Yes. I now that some preferences needs a restart of Mozilla and mostly those that you probably don't use each day, right ? Its for performance reasons.

As for nr 2), It would be a great future but I honestly don't now how to create it that way. I have talked to some of the programmers here at mozdev without any luck. If someone can help me please send me a mail.

As for nr 3), Just press ALT, CTRL when you press enter:
http://easysearch.mozdev.org/documentation.html#guidetabsearch

As some of you know there hasn't been a new version released in a very long while... I hope I will have the time for developing a new version soon.

/ Easysearch Andreas

[78] Submitted by: FNX on Friday March 21st 2003

I have had a glitch under Win32 (W2K) for quite a while now, and I *think* it's down to easysearch: I keep my main Net search pref. set to Google, same as my easysearch default.

But, whenever I start moz, afresh, both have been reset to 'Netscape'. Any ideas what's causing that? May be worth noting that I have no ES search history then either - I have it in my mind that it should/used to keep that between sessions. Is that right?

[79] Submitted by: Scott Moore on Monday March 24th 2003

I love easysearch -- by far the best mozilla extension, IMHO. I would *love* to be able to search E-bay, pricescan, and pricegrabber from it as well. Any chance of extending the function to include these sites?

Thanks for the hard work!
-Scott

[80] Submitted by: FNX on Wednesday March 26th 2003

Re: new search sites: Scott, you want http://mycroft.mozdev.org/

[81] Submitted by: Jens Krinke on Friday March 28th 2003

Great work!

But there is a minor drawback: In our multi-user installation, not everbody wants easysearch (personal toolbar version)--because it hides some of their bookmarks. It would be very nice to have a preference to disable easysearch completly (in a future version).

[82] Submitted by: DFX on Tuesday April 1st 2003

Great stuff

but how about a "Go" button i have had that question from
of few people who i had to install mozilla for
becuase the cut n paste a lot.

some people dont know where to find there keyboard ;-)

[83] Submitted by: ForceX on Wednesday April 9th 2003

I'm fairly certain that in the Netscape 4.x series there used to be a small mail utility that could run in the Windows taskbar. Very convenient to check mail on the server and notify you without keeping the mail client open. I would like to see that implemented in Mozilla.

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Is there any project that allows you to enter a search in the URL field (ala Opera "g mozilla mouse gestures") using a simple code? I realize that for novice users this might be a little confusing, but for power users, the convenience is undeniable. It doesn't take up any more screen space (like easysearch, googlebar), and does not require moving the mouse (like the built in search button). I have been using Opera for a while now, and I would love to switch to Mozilla, but really, this is one of the only things stopping me.

If anyone has some suggestions about a project already in motion, or if I am missing some feature, or if you even want to start a project (I'd be happy to do the coding, don't know where to start), please let me know.

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[113] Submitted by: Thalea on Friday September 5th 2003

Hi, I like the contents of your site,
enjoying to surf within your site.
til then

[114] Submitted by: Sammy on Friday September 5th 2003

Hi, thanks a lot for this site...
Go on like this and enjoy !

[115] Submitted by: lopez on Saturday September 6th 2003

cool page

[118] Submitted by: Jose on Thursday September 11th 2003

Very interesting project

[120] Submitted by: Urbenet on Monday September 15th 2003

Hello, I just wanted to say you have a very informative site which really made me think, Thanks !

[121] Submitted by: Abel on Wednesday September 17th 2003

Congratulations for your site!

[122] Submitted by: q on Friday September 19th 2003

Going in to the project I was a bit hesitant at
first. It seemed to much information to handle right
away. But as I got into it more and more it turns
out it is really possible to contribute something
even as a beginner to on-the-fly programming. I'm looking forward to continuing to learn more and in the soon future start my own project.

[124] Submitted by: jims on Tuesday September 23rd 2003

Your work is very interesting.

[125] Submitted by: Acciones de mercado on Wednesday September 24th 2003

Good job!