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At The Cutting Edge Of Survival g the command prompt and running:Robert has become a mobile fast food shop. He was released recently from prison, after having served for one year on petty-theft which he had practiced for several years before the hand of the law came knocking. Now he has changed, if his rehabilitated status passes the test of time. He sells meat soup lased with a few pieces of meat. Hi apt-get install libming-util Now, in your favorite text editor, create a file with the following text: getURL("http://www.example.com"); Substitute the URL for the site you want to redirect to in place of ‘www.example.com' above. Save this fi The Best Answer Begins with the Right Question Well, we all know that MySpace pages have the potential to drive a ton of traffic.It has just come to your attention that a customer filed a complaint about Mr. Smith, one of your employees. While your gut tells you that the customer may have overreacted a bit, there’s enough information to warrant a meeting with Mr. Smith. You know from past experience that he’s somewhat sensitive to criticism, but you have several Sure, it takes some work to build an extensive network, but eventually many people have gotten their MySpace pages to the point where they might have 1000+ uniques per day running through these pages. Many slightly devious minds have realized the selling potential of these pages, and place affiliate programs on their MySpace pages, hawking everything from ringtones to jewelry to pr0n and other less ethical products. Now, if you are using MySpace for affiliate marketing, I am sure that you must be somewhat frustrated with the limited freedom you have in creating Myspace pages. In short, they suck. So, wouldn't it be nice if you could redirect all of your MySpace visitors to a landing page or website of your choice? Well, this isn't nearly difficult as you might think. Let's set up a Flash redirect. To pull this off, you will need a Linux box, and a text editor, and a server of your own somewhere. First things first, you must install the Ming package. Ming is a library for generating Macromedia Flash files (.swf). This can be done in any Debian based Linux distribution by opening the command prompt and running: apt-get install libming-util Now, in your favorite text editor, create a file with the following text: getURL("http://www.example.com"); Substitute the URL for the site you want to redirect to in place of ‘www.example.com' above. Save this fil How's Business? Don't Rush For the Life Boats slightly devious minds have realized the selling potential of these pages, and place affiliate programs on their MySpace pages, hawking everything from ringtones to jewelry to pr0n and other less ethical products. Now, if you are using MySpace for affiliate marketing, I am sure that you must be somewhat frustrated with the limited freedom you have in creating Myspace pages. In short, they suck.A couple of years ago I was having a bad time. Sales were down. Business was non-existent. The wind had gone out of my sails. I had a sinking feeling, like I was going down for the third time . . . and I couldn’t even recall the first two. Yet, each time someone asked me, “How’s business,” I would reply, “Good.” It’s kind of a natural re So, wouldn't it be nice if you could redirect all of your MySpace visitors to a landing page or website of your choice? Well, this isn't nearly difficult as you might think. Let's set up a Flash redirect. To pull this off, you will need a Linux box, and a text editor, and a server of your own somewhere. First things first, you must install the Ming package. Ming is a library for generating Macromedia Flash files (.swf). This can be done in any Debian based Linux distribution by opening the command prompt and running: apt-get install libming-util Now, in your favorite text editor, create a file with the following text: getURL("http://www.example.com"); Substitute the URL for the site you want to redirect to in place of ‘www.example.com' above. Save this fi From Pods to Mobs ewhat frustrated with the limited freedom you have in creating Myspace pages. In short, they suck.Podcasts (audio that can be downloaded and played on the iPod) have redefined the listening experience. Not only can you find thousands of very specialized content—from audio books like Speak French in Thirty Days to stand-up comedy routines to the latest song from a bluegrass band—but you can customize your playlist, and choose exactly So, wouldn't it be nice if you could redirect all of your MySpace visitors to a landing page or website of your choice? Well, this isn't nearly difficult as you might think. Let's set up a Flash redirect. To pull this off, you will need a Linux box, and a text editor, and a server of your own somewhere. First things first, you must install the Ming package. Ming is a library for generating Macromedia Flash files (.swf). This can be done in any Debian based Linux distribution by opening the command prompt and running: apt-get install libming-util Now, in your favorite text editor, create a file with the following text: getURL("http://www.example.com"); Substitute the URL for the site you want to redirect to in place of ‘www.example.com' above. Save this fi Large Mail Will Open Your Prospects' Eyes redirect. To pull this off, you will need a Linux box, and a text editor, and a server of your own somewhere.If you’re having difficulty getting your prospects attention, why not gigantisize your mail?Okay, "gigantisize" really isn't a word. Hey, if the President can make up words and get away with it, why can't I?Several years ago I identified 20 targets whom I designated as "A" level prospects. Of course, they were also targets First things first, you must install the Ming package. Ming is a library for generating Macromedia Flash files (.swf). This can be done in any Debian based Linux distribution by opening the command prompt and running: apt-get install libming-util Now, in your favorite text editor, create a file with the following text: getURL("http://www.example.com"); Substitute the URL for the site you want to redirect to in place of ‘www.example.com' above. Save this fi The Papers You Can Find May Make a Difference! g the command prompt and running:Let’s face it! Most of us know there are important information and records we should have readily available at our fingertips, If you had five minutes to evacuate your home, what would you take with you? What are your wishes in case of a life- threatening medical emergency? Where is the safe deposit box key? Who should your spouse cont apt-get install libming-util Now, in your favorite text editor, create a file with the following text: getURL("http://www.example.com"); Substitute the URL for the site you want to redirect to in place of ‘www.example.com' above. Save this file as redirect.as. Now run the command: makeswf redirect.as This will produce a file called out.swf. Upload this file to a webserver where you can now fetch it from an external page. The final step is to include the new flash file in your MySpace page. Include the following code somewhere on your MySpace page: embed allowScriptAccess="always" allowNetworking="internal" enableJavaScript="false" src="http://www.example.com/path/to/out.swf" quality=high pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave/download/index.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="200" height="200">/embed> Make sure to change the src tag in the code above to point to the location of your out.swf. And fix the embed tags - I had to break them so they would display. This will enable you to redirect your visitors to the page you specified when creadting your redirect.as. Good Luck! P.S this may not work for much longer. MySpace is upgrading to Flash 9. This code may or may not work. The issue is that MySpace is now forcing allowScriptAccess="never" on all embeds, which stops the browser from redirecting. If anyone knows how to avoid this, p
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