I just returned from vacation. I am thrilled to report that I did not turn my laptop on until the very end... but yet, I checked my email every day.

I have a Palm Treo 755P phone, and a nationwide Sprint "all you can eat" plan with unlimited calls,

Bill and I have been working together for years now. We've pretty much figured out what each other loves doing and what ticks the other person off. We've also gotten pretty good at picking out work together. One of the things we're getting Sam up to

We at 4Web are so thrilled with the way our business has gone. We've only been in business for 8 months, and all three of us are fully employed and getting regular paychecks. We even have a regular stable of freelance talent to help us as needed.

One of our favorite extensions is Wysiwyg Pro, which works great with Joomla 1.5.

TinyMCE, the default editor that comes with Joomla, is fine for editing if you're a geek and you know exactly what you're doing. But if you don't -- and that's most

I exaggerate perhaps only a little.

I'm typically the one at 4Web who gets stuck getting all of the content for the website into Joomla, if it's a new site that we're developing, or if we're porting content from a previously static site. (If it's an

Installing Joomla can be pretty intimidating if you've never done it before, and if you don't have experience with your web host's control panel, setting up a database, unzipping files, etc.

How you install Joomla goes something like this:

1. Get a

Know your team and you will come to know what it means to produce a quality product in an efficient manner. Capitalize on strengths, minimize the focus on weaknesses and put your egos aside. Make room for others and you will find that creative