Herself's Webtools

I’ve been hearing lots of stories about people being harassed while taking pictures in public. Bert P Krages, an attorney in Oregon put together a very nice flyer of photographer’s rights.

An excellent sight on digital photography is The Digital Photography School Blog I check it daily and I’m learning lots of good things.

To clean up, adjust color and generally have some fun with your photos, you’ll want to download Gimp. Don’t forget the user manual – GUM.

You can store photos online for use in webpages or just to share using Flickr

This is a Java based tool that allows you to obtain your or other domains IP numbers; find and replace all occurrences of a string in a group of files or a single file; check your site for bad links; upload new and changed files to your website; strip the HTML from a HTML file saving only the text; or strip all the links from a file.

This is the first version, is free and made available for testing only and in the hope it might be useful. No warranties are implied or given. (* This means be sure you have a current backup of your files *) I wrote this for use for myself, and make it available as a kindness to others. Later there will be versions for which I charge money and provide support.

Download: webtool.tar.gz

To use: unpack all the class files in one directory on your computer. Click web.class ( or Web ) to start the program.