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Who is the best SEO author etc.
Voting results for best SEO info. I decided to poll a number of experts and find out what they believe is the best way to get the best SEO information. Here are the results. Please let me know if other experts should be included in this vote and who are not experts. Thanks. Best SEO ebook: #1...- dissed
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- Forum: General e-Business discussion
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Who is the best SEO author etc.
Vote for the best SEO book etc. 1) What is the best SEO book? (And one that stays current) 2) What is the best SEO newsletter? 3) What is the best SEO forum? 4) What are the best SEO tools? 5) Who are the best authors/writers/forum posters? I have been researching for a few days, and am...- dissed
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How to schedule a secure file transfer SSL/HTTP for Win/Linux/Mac ?
If you use SSL over HTTP and the client and server software are setup correctly you can have all those options I found out.- dissed
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- Forum: Remote access
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How to schedule a secure file transfer SSL/HTTP for Win/Linux/Mac ?
I was told by a manufacturer that I can't get all the features I listed using HTTP and I would loose functionality like: + restart at failed block is lost + check-pointing (pick up where left off) + bandwidth throttling + rollback -without committing + certified delivery Is this true?- dissed
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How to schedule a secure file transfer SSL/HTTP for Win/Linux/Mac ?
I am trying to find a way to schedule a secure file transfer using SSL over HTTP for remote clients (not part of our company) on Windows, Linux, and Mac to our web server or an online web server service. Our web server is Windows 2000 and IIS. I have a small budget. The XML file(s) involved...- dissed
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