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Hi, I'm Gareth J M Saunders, 38 years old, 6' 4", married to Jane, father of twins (with another on the way), I'm a priest in the Scottish Episcopal Church and have a passion for Mah Jong, Psion PDAs and web design.
I am employed as the Assistant Information Architect / Web Manager at the University of St Andrews.
My main interests are HTML, CSS (inc. frameworks), jQuery, Information Architecture and Agile development.
Twitter @garethjms- My @AmazonKindle is perfect for reading the latest edition of the free PDF Productive! magazine from @MichaelNozbe
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Monthly Archives: May 2008
Fixing Camtasia Studio 5 splash screen crash
Isn’t it annoying when software that you’ve bought suddenly stops working for no apparent reason. That happened to me last month with TechSmith Camtasia Studio 5, which is a superb screen recorder for creating screencasts. The problem Here’s the support … Continue reading
CSS Sculptor v.1.1 and CSS Menu Writer v.1.0
Eric Meyer’s CSS Sculptor Last year, some readers may remember, I blogged about Eric Meyer’s CSS Sculptor from WebAssist. What it does Eric Meyer’s CSS Sculptor is a commercial extension (US $99.99) for Adobe Dreamweaver 8 and CS3 that enables … Continue reading
Waiting for buses …
Non-identical buses So, the observant amongst you will know that I’ve not been blogging quite as often as I used to, or would like. We’ll here’s the reason: I’ve been waiting for a bus. Of sorts. This is the blog … Continue reading
Atari sausages
Just before I went on holiday (more on that soon) I went out to lunch with a friend in St Andrews. We went to The Rule bar/restaurant on South Street. I ordered sausages and mash. When they arrived it looked … Continue reading
A weekend of friends and family
Saturday Team Weir with Jane outside the Potting Shed On Saturday my good friend Andrew Weir came to visit with his lovely wife Jenny and 9 weeks old daughter Beth. I first met Andrew back in wheneveritwas (1999?) when I … Continue reading
Gloucestershire Zeitgeist
So there I was, playing with my food at lunch and I appear to have accidentally created the next Turner Prize. For those who might not know about the Turner Prize: The Turner Prize is a contemporary art award that … Continue reading
Disaster Recovery Kit
This week I’ve been sorting out a pile of CDs that have been been slowly working its way up skywards, like a compact tower of Babel. They’ve been mostly music CDs from the covers of Metal Hammer, Rock Sound and … Continue reading