There are options. Probably the easiest one is to download them directly onto a USB flash drive or a memory card, then pull them from the computer when not using them. Any memory card can fit in its case in a wallet, and some USB flash drives are small enough to do this with, too.

However, these can still be password-protected in case they are lost or just found by the wrong person.

Using file compression and its accompanying password capability to protect a folder or file:

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USB Drive Encryption
Cryptainer LE
Folder Password Expert
StorageCrypt

Googling on “password-protect USB flash drive” and other similar phrases will turn up lots of other options.

Spreadsheet.xls

Link

This is for flirts who have not been reading the flirt forum. Niteflirt is going to be upgrading their code, in order to give us a new platform – eventually. They are going to be integrating it in stages. For flirts, some features will be missing for months. In the end, we will probably have more features. But meanwhile, I suggest every flirt go to the Niteflirt forum and read about it, ASAP.

Hypnotic Guy has a new free script you can use to help you sign in and out quicker. It requires a website which is php/CURL extension enabled. Unfortunately, that probably means that Godaddy’s out, but any other real webhost should work for it. It won’t work if your “website” is a hosted blog. Sorry, you need a real website. You will also need to be able to edit files, change filenames, and use ftp to put files on your server.

But anyway, here’s what it looks like. Click the link below the picture to go to his site and download. You can even click one of his buttons and give him a donation.

It does say something about this in the directions…but you need to upload all the files to a password-protected directory on your server. You may not have done this before, but it’s a good thing to be able to do. I can help you with it if Dreamhost is your host. Otherwise, look through your admin area or panel. If you don’t find it, contact tech support. They’re used to hearing this question, and they probably have an answer all ready for you.

Heading sizes are numbered. The lower the number, the larger the size. You want to use headers rather than changing font size for your titles, as search engines look for header text first when deciding what is most important on your page. I can’t demonstrate very well on this page what the different default sizes look like, as my blog theme has changed the defaults, so I’ll use an image.
Here’s how you write them:

And here’s how they look:

Here’s a sample listing:

Let’s format the listing

There is a heading at the top of the listing. We’ll make it an <h1> header.
Here’s what it looks like before in the listing and the edit window:

Here’s what it looks like after:

There are a couple of subheaders lost in the text. I’ll make them <h3> headers.
Before:

After:

Try it!