If anyone knows any budding independent web artists, I may need some contract work done very soon for a client of mine. $500-$2000 or so, depending on final requirements and results.
The job is a site redesign (mostly just the template / nav), perhaps revamping some of the content pages for a more polished look and integrating (maybe even taking) new pictures. It should be pretty easy / cookie-cutter. May have to submit a couple of mockups first.
Also required is one or two Flash presentations integrating pictures and text to highlight new products.
Artist must be capable of clean HTML / CSS *hand-coding* (or use a tool that produces neat human-readable HTML without inline CSS). Knowledge of PHP/Linux is a bonus. Site must look good on both IE and Firefox.
The look required is clean / professional in both the HTML and Flash.
If you know anyone who does small contract work like this, forward this on. Please reply by email. There may be future opportunities as well if I like what I see.
This might be obvious, but I can't see it - bash gives me a "command not found" error. The executable is in ~/bin. My PATH includes this directory (in expanded form). If I specify the path, it executes. I have a number of executables in the directory, and the 3 most recently compiled will not execute unless the path is specified. Several others will execute without a problem - in spite of having the same permissions! What am I doing wrong?
On Fri, 2007-06-01 at 16:24 -0500, Dan Martin wrote:
This might be obvious, but I can't see it - bash gives me a "command not found" error. The executable is in ~/bin. My PATH includes this directory (in expanded form). If I specify the path, it executes. I have a number of executables in the directory, and the 3 most recently compiled will not execute unless the path is specified. Several others will execute without a problem - in spite of having the same permissions! What am I doing wrong?
You don't mention what shell you use, if it is a csh type shell you may have to type `rehash' to get it to find the new executables.
I have had problems with bash where I put a new executable at the head of my path and it continued to find the hashed one somewhere else, man bash and search for type and hash to help you out if that is the case.
Hope this helps, Peter
On Sat, 2007-06-02 at 11:17 -0500, Peter O'Gorman wrote:
On Fri, 2007-06-01 at 16:24 -0500, Dan Martin wrote:
This might be obvious, but I can't see it - bash gives me a "command not found" error. The executable is in ~/bin.
You don't mention what shell you use
Oops, yes you did!
Sorry, Peter
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