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Search Engine Indexing Tests

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The above is plain and should appear in search engines soon
(2003/02/21) It did, of course.

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The above is actually broken up in the html source and visible only when rendered in the browser.
I'm checking to see if it does not appear in search engines soon
(2003/02/21) It did! Look here. Google indexes text as rendered, not just as it appears in the source html. So, you can't hide your e-mail address from a google-type spider using this technique.


This one is actually invisible when rendered in the browser; it is only commented out. You can view the source html to see it yourself.
I'm checking to see if it also does not appear in search engines soon.
(2003/02/21) It didn't show up in google. Google does not index text inside html comment fields within the parameters of this experiment. Javascript is usually inside html comment tags. Hmm.


World Time Clock Trials

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Japan
Time
(24 hour)
US Central
Time
(24 hour)
GMT
Time
(24 hour)
external clock for comparison


Resolution Tests

Use these table to determine your video display size. This is useful when choosing the size for a photo to display on your computer. Each of these tables has 9 cells. Hit <F11> to toggle full-screen on and off.
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[XGA - 1024x768] [SXGA - 1280x1024] [UXGA - 1600x1200]
640x480640x480640x480
640
pixels
wide		by
480
pixels
high		is
VGA
resolution
Only the
oldest
computers		run
at this
resolution		You should
change this
if you can
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[XGA - 1024x768] [SXGA - 1280x1024] [UXGA - 1600x1200]
800x600800x600800x600
800
pixels
wide		by
600
pixels
high		is
SVGA
resolution
My five-year old
notebook ran
at this resolution		Many notebooks
still do		This is the
minimum size
for which
I test
web pages
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[XGA - 1024x768] [SXGA - 1280x1024] [UXGA - 1600x1200]
1024x7681024x7681024x768
1024
pixels
wide		by
768
pixels
high		is
XGA
resolution
1024x7681024x7681024x768
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[XGA - 1024x768] [SXGA - 1280x1024] [UXGA - 1600x1200]
1280x10241280x10241280x1024
1280
pixels
wide		by
1024
pixels
high		is
SXGA
resolution
1280x10241280x10241280x1024
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[XGA - 1024x768] [SXGA - 1280x1024] [UXGA - 1600x1200]
1600x12001600x12001600x1200
1600
pixels
wide		by
1200
pixels
high		is
UXGA
resolution
1600x12001600x12001600x1200
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