WYSIWYG - What You See Is What You Get!

@ Debbie. Bob gives a lot of great information in his webinars. Boot Camp just started this week, and we are off the a great start.

@ Joan. Thanks. I am working on improving content and graphics this year in all my posts.

@ Greg, We shouldn't be afraid to ask questions about any of those little things. But, we don't always ask.

@ Mike. It does take time to build a quality blog. I know you will get there soon. Keep on blogging!

@ Melissa. There is always something New to learn in this world of blogging. We certainly don't have to worry about being bored.

@ Dale. You are not alone when it comes to looking up these terms. I struggle with all the new text abbreviations.

@ Joni. Yes. I agree. We can get a lot of education and training right here in the Rain. We just have to ASK..

@ Doug. Now, that was different. I have known many New Home builders to build their Models, and load them up with upgrades, and the consumers find themselves spending more money, since they like what they see in the Models. Big difference between the base price and that final price with all the upgrades added.

@ Jeff. KISS was one of my favorites in the military. Never did like all those complex problems.

@ Phil. Yes, it is very different alright. I for one was glad AR made it simple for us beginners, who didn't know about HTML.

@ Gita. Boot Camp started yesterday, and Bob was awesome in his presentations. Not everyone is New in the Boot Camp. I believe that we have quite a mixture of AR members, who have signed up.

@ John. We never have any dull days when we are learning something New. I know I get excited whenever I learn something New.

@ Jamie. How I remember those first blogs that had to many words in that small text that was hard to read. Yes, Like you. I have come to appreciate the better looking posts with nice images and graphics, and less text.

@ Michael. Everyone says there is no "dumb" question. We just have to ask someone when we don't know.

@ Charita. I never mastered that Lotus Software back in the 80's. In fact, I was just getting my feet wet with all those computer games back then. I did take a Basic Computer Class while working on my Masters in the 80's, and often wandered why I didn't pursue a second Masters in Computer Technology. I guess I didn't want to spend another year going to school at nights after work. But, Today, I have a New mind set when it comes to learning new techy things.

@ Donna. It was my honor to Serve. Those " A Ha" moments raise our learning curve.

@ Richie, LOL. Now, that's a good one. I will have to remember this about RESPA.

@ Eileen. That has been my goal in AR, Making my posts more attractive for my readers to understand. I use images, and graphics, and sometime videos to get my point across.

@ Ron, I haven't had any issues with cutting and pasting once I got the hang of it. I stopped using the AR editor because the fonts were to small to read.

@ Jonathan. Yes, I do a lot of proofing in the draft mode, but in Google Docs and in AR before I release that Final product. I may spend more time on my posts than most, but I want them to be appealing to my readers.

@ Sandy. You are right. I should have asked one of my mentors. I was asking them everything else.

@ Fred. I picked up some additional points from all the SPAM. 10 points is better than deleting. Wishing you a Great Day too!

@ Cathy. I will have to look up AIS, since I don't watch much TV anymore. BTW, I will be in your neighborhood this weekend for an Open House.

@ Toni. You are so right about a lot to learn in AR. I am glad to see the New Boot Camp get off to a great start this week.

@ Carla. We all get these "Light Bulb" moments. The more we ask, the more we will learn.

@ Reuben, LOL. It is "AS-IS" in the blogging world.

@ Frank. Hoping this post will be very beneficial for many of our New Members.

@ Ron, Cutting and Pasting is easy as Pie.

@ Kathy. It's been a Fun Journey. I had a lot of help and support along the way. Have a Great Day!

Hi Terri. What a wonderful looking pet you have in your photo. Welcome to Active Rain! Thanks for your comment on my Service to our country. I was honored to Serve.

WOW! Michelle, This post goes back aways. I had almost forgotten that I had written it. But, I am glad you were able to use it as a refresher to get back on track with your blogging. Have a Great Day!