Lewis Moten

Unveiling the Code: Institutional Memory & Obsessions

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  • Try It!
    January 13, 2008
    Try It!

    Try It! Along with setting up all of my products for people to see, I’m setting them up so that they can be interacted with as well. Most products that I sell only allow the owner to interact with them. Read More

  • Haloscan Gravatars – comments
    March 14, 2005
    Haloscan Gravatars – comments

    This screenshot displays the HaloScan export settings used for managing user accounts and comments. Visible fields include options for exporting data to a CAIF XML file and fields for entering a username and password. The interface is simple and user-friendly, Read More

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