yourname.orangehome.co.uk@fs
yourname.wanadoo.co.uk@fs
yourname.freeserve.co.uk@fs
yourname.fsnet.co.uk@fs
yourname.fsbusiness.co.uk@fs
yourname.fslife.co.uk@fs
yourname.fsworld.co.uk@fs

Your dial up and email username will be in one of the following formats:

yourname.orangehome.co.uk
yourname.wanadoo.co.uk
yourname.freeserve.co.uk
yourname.fsnet.co.uk
yourname.fsbusiness.co.uk
yourname.fslife.co.uk
yourname.fsworld.co.uk

You chose the ‘yourname’ segment when you registered with Orange, Wanadoo or Freeserve.

Please note:
@fs should not be used in email or webspace settings

Your email address is your choice of name, followed by the ‘@’ sign and your email username, eg mail@yourname.orangehome.co.uk

You can use as many email addresses before the ‘@’ sign as you like, eg:

bob@yourname.orangehome.co.uk, elisabeth@yourname.orangehome.co.uk and paul@yourname.orangehome.co.uk.

For details of valid email addresses, see choosing your orange email address.

Access your email online
You can access your email here: http://email.orange.co.uk

Advanced settings

Server settings
The address of the Orange POP mail server is: pop.orangehome.co.uk
The address of the Orange SMTP mail server is: smtp.orangehome.co.uk
Do not use secure password authentication to access mail

IP address
Your IP address is allocated dynamically via DHCP- you do not need to set this. We are unable to offer a static IP address.

DNS
Note:
DNS settings should be set to ‘automatically obtain’ - there are only rare instances where Orange settings should be used. For information, the first set of Orange DNS settings are for IPStream customers, the second set for LLU.

Domain name service is dynamic.

If connecting to a router, and need DNS settings for home networking, use the IP address or your router, i.e. * 192.168.1.1

If Orange domain name server (DNS) addresses are required, you should use:

195.92.195.94 and 195.92.195.95

Or, if you experience problems with the above, use:

193.36.79.101 and 193.36.79.100

Dial up FTP and HTTP proxy settings

Address:http://www-cache.orangehome.co.uk:8080
Port Number: 8080

Router settings
If you choose to use an Ethernet modem / router, the correct connection settings are:

Encapsulation:
PPP over ATM

Multiplexing method:
VC-Based

Virtual circuit:
VPI=0
VCI=38

Modulation:
Multi mode

Authentication:
CHAP
MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit)

In case of problems with a third party router, change MTU to 1492 (Livebox default setting)

Dial-up numbers
If your computer is connected to the Internet, you can get your dial-up number (and connection settings) from our account retrieval pages:

https://www.orange.co.uk/signup/reclaim/ar10.cfm

If your computer isn’t connected to the Internet, you can use an Orange CD to set-up your computer. If you have already registered, select the Retrieve Account tab and follow the links to Retrieve Your Account.

Site Builder/ FTP My Site
The address of your website can take the form:

http://mysite.orange-members.co.uk/sitename or http://sitename.mysite.orange-members.co.uk/

If you use FTP My Site the FTP server address is sitebuilder.orange.co.uk

Your username takes the form:

name@yourname.orangehome.co.uk|sitename
name@yourname.wanadoo.co.uk|sitename
name@yourname.freeserve.co.uk|sitename
name@yourname.fsnet.co.uk|sitename
name@yourname.fsbusiness.co.uk|sitename
name@yourname.fslife.co.uk|sitename
name@yourname.fsworld.co.uk|sitename

Your Password is the one you chose when registering with the My Site service.

You can register for Site Builder/ FTP My Site by visiting http://www.orange.co.uk/communicate/sitebuilder/

Note:
These details were taken directly from the Orangehome support website cached by Google. This page has been added here as an archive because the page is currently no longer available or has moved somewhere else on the Orangehome support site, which I cannot find. I/We take no responsibility of any kind for the way in which this information is used.

Other:
E-mail Service Problem

Thanks JDALTPOL

1223mail@mail.com
paul@yahoo.com
monicz@berry.com
visa@yanber.com
admin@oregonnames.com
ndakfishing@lfyalpha.com
guy@gmail.com
yasavii_panin@mail.ru
alexcoppa@mail.ru
trisharexi@mail.ru
prozac7674@inbox.ru
sasha.kotov@list.ru
christiande2@cashette.com
loginmks@cashette.com
loginek@cashette.com
loginrs@cashette.com
grigorii.drozd@mail.ru
tender_cheapsoft@mail.ru
olyafirst@fromru.com
logintnpr@cashette.com
loginpmt@cashette.com
klingeltoene@isuisse.com
loginnpn@cashette.com
Viad21deos@hotmailsd.com
loginttm@cashette.com
penkovoi-bolesla@mail.ru
loginrs@cashette.com
tender_net@cashette.com
1-xanax15.pisem.net@cashette.com
kulik_nikifor@mail.ru
krasnof_72@mail.ru
triodfsg@cashette.com
wegyfjjyuruntul@yahoo.com
gratiscasino@users.1go.dk
pavlii.genadii@mail.ru
gamblingmembers@mail.ru
hav@planet-pok-rate.com
Greshamsmail@gmail.com
martin2king@homtail.com
chambres78@mail.ru
interviz@gmail.com
glen-r@yandex.ru
ilovesexcum@mail.ru
mppenny@cashette.com
loginitk@cashette.com
bennybtraveler@cashette.com
nrtipsmpts@cashette.com
terrun2@cashette.com
terrfd@cashette.com
mail@order-avandia.xzuc2.com
glen-r@yandex.ru
mail@play-baccarat.xzuc1.com
jonn@temats.com
logintne@cashette.com
qsad@cashette.com
dve2005@cashette.com
vehtopunt_rx@mail.ru
hjdfign@cashette.com
mail@football-betting-line.xzuc1.com
Telefoni@kkkmn.net
mike74@gmail.com
mike2@gmail.com
mike99@gmail.com
sherrishrr@yahoo.com
hollywood_massage2004@yahoo.com
YG12-1@ml.budly.com
wet_dream_123@yahoo.com
girl_kiss83@yahoo.com
savalapsi@yahoo.com
sugar_baby23456@yahoo.com
lola_great_girl@yahoo.com
blondatraction87@yahoo.com
blonde_barbie_doll6996@yahoo.com
passionate_lipsandrina@yahoo.com
rerorasa@yahoo.com
date_singles121@yahoo.com
meetsingles2005@yahoo.com
roblikesbbws@yahoo.com
r_riata@yahoo.com
YG12-1@tosting.i4host.net
YG12-1@pipu.britishlibrary.net
ebonynoteday@yahoo.com
interraciallove033@yahoo.com
selenia.selen@gmail.com
tj11604@yahoo.com
joseflaguna@gmail.com
antham@freeze.com
kutmo@start.com.au
dablood@beseen.com
gleifs@cold40.com
bermi@hotmail.com
danlawr@zig-zag.net
Debbie_Storz@yahoo.com
vishe@freeze.com
azrael@qmail.com
Maria_Luciani@yahoo.com
ken@gmail.com
daru@e-prick.com
betty@yahoo.com
sonia1@hotmail.com
amanda102@cubes.tv
new_master_8000@yahoo.com
davis@freemail.com (From IP Address 211.47.162.225 + 61.238.244.86 on 5th July 2006)
popen@berlin.de (from IP Addresses 219.200.32.34 + 211.179.142.154 on 5th July 2006)
oherator399@cashette.com
daril1978@cashette.com
karen@mailbox.com
chris@freemail.com
nesterov.egor@mail.ru
heromant@mail15.com
dexric@40-ounce.com
tommy@hotmail.com
maher@fucklove.net
Friedrich7391@gmail.com
mcar@dygo.com
annwar@start.com.au
mohammedahmed_9000@yahoo.com
loginkn@cashette.com
mauarc@startrekmail.com
neke@momslife.com
omelchenko.valer@mail.ru
micfa@40-ounce.com
Scarlet1684@gmail.com
alzi@40-ounce.com
stevejd@cashette.com
yurimihielov@lamalla.net - more an e-mail spammer, the first dumb enough to send one to my extremely obvious e-mail address I set up for catching out mail harvesters.
malish18121@cashette.com
chyadoush@lycos.com
viagra-kaufen@freenet.de
jaekas@pop3.ru
adpal@mailops.com
loginskt@cashette.com
ziobypouqu@hob.ru
libendia@bigmir.net
millylops@cashette.com
buy-viagra@dwqd.com
ryateesch@land.ru
tender_cheapsoft@mail.ru
hollywood_massage2060@yahoo.com (supposedly same prick as “hollywood_massage2004@yahoo.com”)
loginkkn@cashette.com
wwwess033@yandex.ru
andrew@56mail.com
hoeak@ematic.com
valentinofera@mail15.com
alrer45@gmail.com
jerrif56@yahoo.com
drmen@drmen.com
max8769@gmail.com
acne1@cashette.com
casino@casino.com
drmen25@drmen25.com
rwerse87@yahoo.com
drmenb@drmenb.com
drmenl@drmen.com
phenter@ukr.net
kinky_girl6_9@yahoo.com
5g7ef4w@mail.ru (as user ID “kbuIUJ8″)
alarm@users.1go.dk (as user ID “compare-viagra”)
sjithoox@rumail.ru
sherry-heath439@krazyivan.info (diploma spammer)
soufjok@mnogo.ru
nousyit@xaker.ru
quoodjuf@chat.ru
mail@BKYCHO.ru
misterbig777@gmail.com
baesee@visto.com
xanax@xanax.com
xyezhia@rambler.ru
phentermine@fsdx.com
jimminetron7@gmail.com
new_master_14000@yahoo.com
buytramadol@buytramadol.com
lkjh@asd.com
logineki@cashette.com (as “swefdghhjair”)
onlinev@onlinev.com
loginimn@cashette.com (as “Fox_Kimpbell”)
adsense1@cashette.com
zikforum@zikforum.com
merlin789@gmail.com
xop32@hotmail.com / Findescort33@aol.com (e-mail address on site they left a link to)
ludka9876@rambler.ru
Hectoriod33@aol.com
fdsfs@vtyu.com
matthew506@mail.com
sasdre@gmail.com
admin@zae.biz
kklfjgg7@mail.com
phesss@gmail.com
kabanchik@kozlov.net
arhses@msn.com
PetaKum@udaff.com
arjhopaw@msn.com
kidug@mail.com
eopta@eopta.org
evhnwu@mail.com
jdwvzcym@mail.com
loalt@gmail.com
tymurn@gmail.com
wkqpsef@mail.com
cxad@mail.com
antxp@mail.com
olanox@gmail.com
westernguys@emails.com
gdfsgd@fdsf.com
viagra@shop.de
kabanchik@kozlov.net
Gomer@yahoo.com
Gladis@yahoo.com
zikforum@zikforum.com
john.miller@mail.com
onlinev@onlinev.com
mich.weinstein@mail15.com
mainsa@yhjuy.com
bob.durova@aol.com
michael.green@front.com
helda.madsen@yahoo.com
roza.wertina@front.com
ZenitMom@yahoo.com
faringit578@cashette.com
sona.zueva@msn.com
azalea@aol.com
david.miller@tmail.com
alex.lertina@fromru.com
jane.zueva@fromru.com
Phentermine@yahooo.com
zzzfilt@yahoo.com
venus2@yahoo.com
mars4@yahoo.com
coiswm@xmails.net
MadMax@yahoo.com
tatysska@mail333.com
na_na200012@hotmail.com
v1978w@trueserverworks.com
binocce@gogle.com
erixer@usa.com
cxcpvp@suchek.net
MusaLox@dell.com
sailos@pop3.ru
Matthew@yahoo.com
wagek@msn.com
gaerah@msn.com
drtjes@msn.com
mymain@mail.com
svetlanaaa11@mail15.com (as “Svetlana5523″)
nospam@pu-blocker.com (as “Publock”)
begtin@mail.ru
stnm@mail.ru
logintnis@cashette.com
baron3000@bk.ru (owner of several domain names spammed onto my guestbook 20+ times!)
eneric@eneric.com
Moraleztress@mail.ru (as “Moralez67h”)
Dating@Dating.edu
casinos@com.net
mediclancer@cashette.com (as “casino7779″)
vbnrih@mardil.net (as “djandrew”)
jennysexebabe@mail.ru (”JennySexy877″)
aerobics@cashette.com (as “Aerobics”)
loginiisn@cashette.com (as “Credit990″)
menop@cashette.com (as “Kristi_Leoma”)
malish111@bk.ru (as “DisneyManiak1″)
offlease.78@mail.ru (as “OFFLEASE.RU”)
koryag6tggtt@mail.ru (as “p1paydayop”)
qwertyu88@mail333.com (as “lutika006″)
naderctoll@bigmir.net (as “naderctoll”)
plaguehyperw6@mail.ru (as “plaguehyperw6″)
loginimt@cashette.com (as “wwwjobnet”)
azzaroborks@cashette.com (as “AzzaroBorks”)
dmirost@mail.ru (as “dmirost”)
comedy@cashette.com (as “JasonCruz”)
logineet@cashette.com (as “audi-a8.no-ip.info”)
makaronina@cashette.com (as “Makaronina”)
stefan.muratiti@mail.ru (as “Xlebalo2006″)
angus@spywarestop.net (as “angus”)
sachok7878@mail.ru (as “Travolta789″)
logintir@cashette.com (as “rew783″)
kakaks382@cashette.com (as “omgareet”)
makensont@gawab.com (as “Ken_Makenson”)
phenter@ukr.net (as “phsum07″)
egor.sklyar@mail.ru (as “Stolypin1655″)
alle_mmm10@mail.ru (as “alle_mmm10″)
admin@gold-profits.info (as “Lillie_Steins”)
angelinaxx.85@mail.ru (as “AngelyXXX”)
dervish12@cashette.com (as “1drabosral”)
makgreenland@formails.com (as “MakGreenland”)
natashka69@mail333.com (as “nutusikpusik69″)
slonopotam@sriaus.com (as “Slonopotam845″)
iwona.hey@wp.pl (as “iwona”)
loginsi@gawab.com (as “PrinterXP”)
hgurhgjdhfi@gawab.com (as “Fegasderty”)
doctorzlo111@gawab.com (as “doctorzlo”)
herocat75@yahoo.com (as “HeroCat”)
h7d4t45ss@gawab.com (as “hdJk548VVx”) 08/14/06 at 14:12:48
valentinot@gawab.com (as “valentinot”)
lottifurmann@gawab.com (as “LottiFurmann”)
steplerr@cashette.com (as “Epsonic”)
pornoman333@gawab.com (as “pornnnn”)
loginet@gawab.com (as “Hojin75″) 08/15/06 at 09:29:56 (barely a few mins after I’d finished sorting out the last 5!)
datingservices@fuckshemale.net (as “datingservices2″)
getrich77@mail.ru (as “alpra025″)
siriusok@mail.ru (as “1-siriusok-1″)
loginee@gawab.com (as “Nraseopita”)
fkjoij9899@gawab.com (as “Ken”) - 16th August
beerinkol@gawab.com (as “Beerinkol”)
fkjoij9899@gawab.com (as “IloveParisHilton” - sad c***) - 17th August
squirreltm@gawab.com (as “squirreltm”)
loginspmkk@gawab.com (as “subztation9s”) - twice (re-registered after first time I deleted the tw*t)
radostev-iskande@mail.ru (as “PeeDee2005″)
loginsn@gawab.com (as “Drugmachine”)
zaq1@mail15.com (as “mynolam334″)
loginssk@gawab.com (as “DoctorKyo”)
squirreltm@gawab.com (as “squirreltm” - yes…. a 2nd time. what part of f***-off don’t you idiot spammers understand?)
klauskolerman@gmx.de (as “klauskolerman” - google search found link to a pharmacy site in their profile on another board)
aserch2006@gawab.com (as “NeroASERCH”)
loginspt@gawab.com (as “TorryJens”)
softman111@mail.ru (as “Kurbatov57″)
popatin-bilal@mail.ru (as “Djerri2000″)
andresnersertert@gawab.com (as “andresnersertert”)
logintsin@cashette.com (as “Dr._Sunny_Thomson”)
911liru21@mail.ru (as “911liru21″)
loginti@gawab.com (as “helptomovingfree”)
alexosnasos2@mail.ru (as “alexosnasos2″)
zzzdiscount@gawab.com (as “discounter45″)
loginnpe@cashette.com (as “neabyzteplz”)
bolshakov-temafe@mail.ru (as “Poll_Pitt”)
ferroid@gawab.com (as “fioriset10″)…. TRACED - IP ADDRESS = 81.222.178.10
ii3@ukr.net (as “tramq0193″) 3:15am on 27/8/2006 - IP Address = 211.119.135.246 / 211.213.255.20
loginimmm@cashette.com (as “Movinger721″) registered: 5:51am, 28/8/06 from IP Address 66.45.226.116
djsdgfjk@cashette.com (as “mp3_free”) registered 2:43pm, 28/8/2006 from IP Address: 64.191.36.165
siriusok@mail.ru (as “1-siriusok-1″) - rejoined BBS 7:29pm on 28/8/2006 from IP Address: 217.77.210.142
frogs2006@gawab.com (as “Frogzlovzy”) - registered 7:24:46pm on 30/8/2006 from IP Address: 066.235.184.043
sheila87241@gawab.com (as “Sheila_Israel”) - registered 7:21:52pm on 30/8/2006 from IP Address: 066.199.247.034
loginmrr@cashette.com (as “naxabusyb”) - registered 4:07:39pm on 30/8/2006 from IP Address: 211.38.211.130
equal948@gmail.com (as “in4wikiu”) - registered 3:10:59pm on 30/8/2006 from IP Address: 66.36.231.229
mesothelioma@gawab.com (as “Vik_Tagert”) - registered 2:58:32am on 29/8/2006 from IP Address: 203.198.162.124
lechilka@advertfast.com (as “lechilka26″) - registered 1:41:04am on 29/8/2006 from IP Address: 83.14.105.186
polinkaumok@pisem.net (as “lilu677″) - registered 2:29:57pm on 17/8/2006 from IP Address: 12.215.212.252
veglas.spb.ru@mail.ru (as “VEGLAS_-_SPB”) - registered 23:40:34 on 31st August 2006 from IP Address: 84.52.78.126
thought as suspicious + showing on when I got to the PC: mark@cute-boys.org (as “TeenLovera”) - registered 6:10:53am on 1st September 2006 from IP Address: 81.94.19.250
zooworms@sanaa.cc (as “zooworms”) - registered 8:45:50am on 1st Sept. 2006 from IP Address: 82.199.96.64
tan2sie87@yahoo.com - Yahoo groups spammer. 12 sent between 28th August - 2nd September 2006 to 1 group.
weer29@mail.ru (as “furillo”) - registered 9:04:03pm on 1st September 2006 from IP Address: 72.36.210.138
sgirl@gawab.com (as “SingleGirl”) - registered 9:35:36pm on 1st September 2006 from IP Address: 213.42.2.21
atlas33@sibmail.com (as “Atlas33″) - registered 8:00:58am on 2nd September 2006 from IP Address: 200.107.058.250
BerniDo@ya.ru (as “Gozna981″) - registered 1:37:55pm on 2nd September 2006 from IP Address: 82.179.73.10
loginspmkkt@gawab.com (as “nechto13dz0″) - registered 4:32:33pm on 2nd September 2006 from IP Address: 086.057.155.215
master@giza.cc (as “mastergiza”) - registered 12:15:50pm on 3rd September 2006 from IP Address: 82.199.96.64
ivanov123456@inbox.com (as “fox2006″) - registered 5:29:36pm on 3rd September 2006 from IP Address: 220.68.65.171
loginr@cashette.com (as “female”) - registered 12:32:25pm on 4th September 2006 from IP Address: 70.87.87.98
phenidur@gawab.com (as “phinno13″) - registered 3:35:08am on 5th September 2006 from IP Address: 081.222.178.017
Guestbook spammer: Tommy - popen@berlin.de, from IP Address 219.43.8.126 (MP3 spamlinker) 1/9/06, 08:45:59
Guestbook spammer: Michael - trevor@themail.net, from IP Address: 219.24.0.3 (music download spamlinker) 1/9/06, 14:19:18
Guestbook spammer: Shwarz - wendy@mailbox.com, from IP Address: 211.14.228.15 (music download spamlinker) 1/9/06, 18:00:57
Guestbook spammer: Helena - ricko@mail.com, from IP Address: 217.14.102.121 (spyware.opre.net), 3/9/06, 09:06:47
Guestbook spammer: Ricko - helena@mail.com, from IP Address: 80.78.34.254 (different spyware link to above), 3/9/06, 10:52:26
Guestbook spammer: James - john@mail.com, from IP Address: 81.182.230.134 (link to messageboard post), 5/9/2006, 05:27:33.
Suspected 419 scammer (via my penpals site): peace2samba@yahoo.com from IP Address 196.207.198.73
master@giza.cc (as “mastergiza”) - rejoined 6:36:20am on 6th September 2006 from IP Address: 87.207.188.71
kartbat22@yahoo.com (as “MaugleeRobins”) - registered 8:17:09am on 6th September 2006 from IP Address: 75.8.211.173 (practically as I was just finished sorting out the one above as I’m updating this).
login11@mail.ru (as “kjanyeaz1″) - registered 6:31:13am on 6th September 2006 from IP Address: 208.109.110.54
Guestbook spammer: Shawn - ricko@mail.com, from IP Address: 61.86.206.150 on 6th September 2006, 02:44.52
Guestbook spammer: Vincent - michael@mail.de, from IP Address: 203.135.208.9 on 6th September 2006, 04:51:36
Guestbook spammer: John - popen@berlin.de, from IP Address: 81.169.238.9 on 6th September 2006, 08:40:16
Guestbook spammer: Corey - tommy@hotmail.com, from IP Address: 213.179.251.56 on 6th September 2006, 10:35:43
Guestbook spammer: Kristina - popen@berlin.de, from IP Address: 211.14.228.15 on 6th September 2006, 12:35:05
Guestbook spammer: Jefford - michael@mail.de, from IP Address: 217.14.102.172 on 7th September 2006, 00:21:47
Guestbook spammer: Trevor - quincy@freemail.com, from IP Address: 58.237.50.199 on 7th September 2006, 06:25:38
mrgunjman@thecannabishunter.com (as “MrGunjMan_”) - registered 2:27:25am on 8th September 2006 from IP Address: 66.36.243.77
plane-ticket-online@gawab.com (as “zuendorf”) - registered 1:19:47am on 8th September 2006 from IP Address: 085.140.022.060
xrumer@list.ru (as “Brus”) - registered 12:49:02am on 8th September 2006 from IP Address: 084.094.206.224
loginrst@gawab.com (as “Hs203AhwWp”) - registered 9:38:11pm on 7th September 2006 from IP Address: 072.021.060.058
maryn@gawab.com (as “MaRySlim”) - registered 4:16:19pm on 7th September 2006 from IP Address: 87.118.96.120
loginnttm@cashette.com (as “kljsdoiwe”) - registered 11:58:10pm on 8th September 2006 from IP Address: 209.160.72.33
alihan_serik@mail.ru (as “Tij84ye”) - registered 12:55:42am on 9th September 2006, from IP Address: 203.113.13.3
cholesterol@cashette.com (as “Alina20100″) - registered 9:14:15am on 9th September 2006 from IP Address: 061.009.216.142
niki8ones@nerdshack.com (as “Niki8ones”) - registered 12:58:35pm on 9th September 2006 from IP Address: 069.061.078.252
earnmoney2007@gmail.com (as “EarnMoney”) - registered 9:29:28pm on 9th September 2006 from IP Address: 85.21.86.199
dowatc@cashette.com (as “dowatcs”) - registered 12:00:26pm on 13th September 2006 from IP address: 59.171.87.156
dansin151@gawab.com (as “duribass”) - registered 3:03:24pm on 13th September 2006 from IP address: 203.113.13.4
atlas34@sibmail.com (as “Gurusha34″) - registered 4:44:17pm on 13th September 2006 from IP Address: 203.113.13.4
suspect activity: 62.25.106.209 - “.NET CLR 2.0.50727; Infopath.1″ - 13th Sept ‘06 / 2:27:16pm
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This tutorial is aimed at creating reflections for product images so as to increase it’s ‘bling’ factor for your customers.

BACKUP THE FILE WITH WHICH YOU WILL BE PERFORMING THIS TUTORIAL FIRST (copy and paste the file)! Just in case.

Firstly open an image for which you would like to create a nice reflection. These ’source’ images should ideally all be of the same dimensions.

If you do not already have the ‘Actions’ window open, go to your Photoshop menu and hover ‘Window’ and select ‘Actions’. This will open the Actions window.

At the top-right hand corner of the Actions window you will find (directly below the close button) a double-arrow. Click this and select ‘New Set’. This will create a folder in which you can group several actions for any given project. In this case name the ‘New Set’ You create ‘Final Design’.

Select the new Group you have created and click the same double arrow. Select and create a ‘New Action’. Name this action ‘Reflection’. Assign it a ‘Function Key’ if you like so that you can use the action later even more quickly.

Once you click ‘Record’ (found at the bottom of the ‘Actions’ window) all of your actions will be recorded and you can see these actions being recorded in the ‘Actions’ window.

Go to the menu and Create a ‘New Layer’. Call it ‘Background’.

Now fill the ‘New Layer’ (now called ‘Background’) in any background colour you require using the ‘Paint Bucket’ tool.

From your ‘Layers’ window (available in the ‘Windows’ menu) select the ‘Background’ Layer and click ‘Duplicate Layer’ From the ‘Layers’ menu. Call it ‘Image’.

Drag and Drop the ‘Image’ Layer in the ‘Layers’ window to the top so that your duplicated product image is moved to the top-most layer position.

Go to the menu and select ‘Layer’ and click ‘Transform’. Use the fields at the top of your workspace window to resize it so that you will be left with enough space below it for the reflection. I recommend 70%. Once you have chosen the size you want it at, press the ‘Return’ key on your keyboard.

Now using the ‘Move Tool’, whilst holding down the ‘Shift’ key on your keyboard, click and drag the image to the top of the canvas.

Duplicate the ‘Image’ Layer in the same way as you duplicated the ‘Background’ image earlier. Call this duplicated Layer ‘Reflection Prep’.

From the Menu, select Edit, Transform and click ‘Flip Vertical’ so that the ‘Reflection Prep’ Layer is now upside-down.

Holding the ‘Shift’ key, drag the ‘Reflection Prep’ layer so that only as much of the ‘Reflection Prep’ layer as you want to display is remaining on the canvas MINUS THE FEATHER YOU WILL SET NEXT. There should be a gap between your ‘Image’ layer and your ‘Reflection Prep’ layer; this gap indicates the distance over which you would like the fading to occur.
Select the ‘Rectangular Marquee Tool’ from the Tools Window and set the ‘Feather’ value to the number of pixels for which you would like the refletion to fade across.

Click and drag from the extreme of one corner of your image to the opposite extreme, this is to select the entire canvas area with the ‘Feathered Rectangular Marquee Tool’.
Copy the selection using the Menu under Edit, or hold down the ‘CTRL’ key and press ‘C’ once. Release the ‘CTRL’ key.

Paste the copied section by using the Menu under Edit or by holding down the ‘CTRL’ key and pressing ‘V’ once. Release the ‘CTRL’ key.

Hide the ‘Reflection Prep’ Layer and rename the newly pasted ‘Layer 1′ to ‘Reflection’.
Drag the ‘Reflection’ Layer up leaving a sliver of a gap between the product and the reflection.

Click the ‘Stop’ button at the bottom of the ‘Actions’ window (indicated by a square icon).

You’re done, though you may wish to ‘Edit’ the ‘Canvas Size’ in order to crop the unnecissary extra left and right margins leftover from the resize. If so, why not add this to your ‘Photoshop Action’? Just select the last instance in the ‘Action’ you created and click record again! Simple as that.
You may now wish to save the newly created file… I hope… again, actionable! ;)

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Job done.

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$category = $categories[0];
$sidebar_cat_id = $category->cat_ID;
$sidebar_cat_name = $category->cat_name;
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Notice I have included cat_name at the end, so that it can be called for a header perhaps, like so:

<h3>Latest Posts in <?php echo $sidebar_cat_name; ?></h3>

Next I wanted to list the latest 5 titles below the title. This was accomplished with the help of acquiring the $sidebar_cat_id.

<?php
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while ($sidebar_related_query->have_posts()) : $sidebar_related_query->the_post();
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Et voila.

This is a free opportunity for you or your company to share in billions of dollars of new found advertising revenue that was formerly reserved for major television networks.

Whether you are an aspiring webmaster or the CEO of a fortune 500 company, you don’t want to miss a word of what this report will reveal and the impact it is making in the Internet Marketing Industry.

Major television networks have been in control of what you watch, when you watch it and how often you watch the programs that interest you. With the social boom caused by web 2.0 including social networks and online movies and video, major television networks can no longer confine your mind to their broadcasts for entertainment.

Chris Anderson (author of The Long Tail) hit the nail right on the head…

In his book, he predicted that television’s viewing audience will spend more time on the Internet than watching TV. This former viewing audience will entertain themselves by going to websites they are interested in (to do whatever is more interesting to them than watching TV). Chris predicted that people will spend their time more involved in their personal “long tail” interests.

The future is here RIGHT NOW!

Social networks that cater to the specialized interests’ of everyone on the planet are booming. They are growing 4 times faster than the Internet itself this very minute.

This trend is bad news for the television networks!

The Internet offers television’s former viewing audience better entertainment because they can do, see and hear what they want and when they want. The big television networks no longer have a monopoly on the public’s entertainment and mind share.

To make matters worse… with the advent of DVR (digital video recorders) less and less people are watching television commercials (the lifeblood of the major TV networks). The average person with Internet access is spending 4 times longer online than watching TV. The effectiveness of television advertising is dwindling exponentially and to make matters worse, 90% of DVR owners are fast forwarding through television commercials!

The truth is, people hate commercials. We all know that sigh when you’re intensely involved in your favorite TV show just to be distracted by 2 minutes of commercials. Most people have learned to ignore commercials, even if they are watching them!

All the big brand advertisers that you see on television are well aware of the fact that their advertising dollars are not as well invested in television ads as they once were. These major brands, including the BIG 8 in advertising, have been looking to the Internet as an alternate form of advertising for quite some time now.

Find out more on getting started!

The Revolution…

For the first time in history thousands of people are going to share in revenue that was formerly paid to major television networks. Millions of dollars are going to be paid on a residual basis to a “core group” of marketing partners… No hype intended or implied!

Revenue that was once paid to big TV networks will now be shared with this core marketing group. We are now seeking core marketing partners for a limited time.

We need your help to spread the word and in exchange NetAudioAds™ (backed by one of the top 5 major search engines) is willing to compensate you on MANY fronts.

Introducing Pay-Per-Play
(PPP) Advertising…

NetAudioAds™ Pay-Per-Play (PPP) advertising is an advertising channel that is set to take the web by storm. Because of the size and scope of this deal (backed by one of the BIG 5 search engines), PPP advertising will become a world wide business media event.

PPP works on a bid management system similar to Google AdWords and will compensate publishers just like Google AdSense but with one critical difference…

Publishers (website owners) will earn revenue on 100% of their traffic… no clicks necessary!

PPP is a way for advertisers (Like Harley Davidson or Taco Bell) to serve a 5 second audio advertisement to website visitors. It is a way for advertisers to target their 5 second audio ad to specific interests, demographics and geographic locations.

Big TV’s ad revenue is dwindling because PPP offers advertisers a more cost effective advertising solution that has been providing positive Return on Investment (ROI) for over 2 years. PPP offers advertisers a way to reach their target audience and is the only form of media whose impressions and ad placements are verified by an independent 3rd party.

NetAudioAds™ PPP is not new, it has been running for 2 ½ years, has over 66,000 advertisers and over 550,000 websites that serve PPP ads to their visitors.

The 550,000+ websites that currently serve these ads are responsible for up to 43 million streams (impressions) of advertisers’ 5 second audio ads on a monthly basis.

As you can hear the ads that play are very professional. Best of all these audio ads DO NOT take up any space on a webpage… They are just heard, not seen, and there is nothing to click on, the ad just plays when a visitor enters a page that has the PPP code inserted. Website owners are paid “Per-Play” NOT Per-Click.

How many 5 second ads are played for the visitor?

PPP audio ads only play one time so web page visitors are not bombarded with a continuous stream of 5 second ads. In other words when a visitor enters a page with the PPP code inserted then that visitor will hear ONE 5 second audio ad and that’s it.

Are PPP audio ads related to the website content on which they are played?

Yes, PPP NetAudioAds™ uses technology that crawls the readable content of any web page where the PPP code is inserted. As a result, we only serve ads that are related to the content of any web page where the PPP code is present.

Why did NetAudioAds partner with a big 5 search engine?

Over 550,000 websites have been serving up to 43 million PPP plays each and every month for years. NetAudioAds™ millions of audio ads each month are too easily consumed by our search engine partner’s 66,000 eager advertisers, so the ad platform of 550,000 websites needs expanding from millions of audio ad plays a month to BILLIONS!

NetAudioAds™ can’t handle this expansion alone and needed the backing of a major search engine with deep pockets to pull this off.

66,000 advertisers (including the BIG 8 in advertising) want more. This partnership with a major search engine brand will extend the NetAudioAds™ PPP network exponentially. They already have the advertisers, now all they need are the publishers (website owners) to extend their reach.

The bottom line is that the advertisers love it and want more than a few million ad plays, they want more… WAY MORE!

Due to a “strategic” confidentiality agreement we cannot reveal who the search engine partner is yet. It doesn’t matter anyways, what matters is the fact that this partnership will allow NetAudioAds™ to increase their audio ad impressions from mere millions to billions on a monthly basis.

Get your PPP code!

The Super Bowl is NOTHING Compared to This…

It costs 2.6 million dollars or more to run an ad spot on the Super Bowl. There has been no other media event that could capture an audience of 100 million people at the same time until now.

The Super Bowl is a major media event for major brands like Hewlett Packard, Bud Light, Coca-Cola, etc. because there is no other time slot where they can capture the attention of a major segment of their target audience in such a short amount of time.

Pay-Per-Play (PPP) Media is quickly changing all of that because it gives major brands the opportunity to reach their target audience on a larger scale than the Super Bowl ever dreamed of and do it on a daily basis instead of just once per year!

NetAudioAds™ (with its new search engine partner) now has the ability to serve up billions of 5 second audio ad plays and become the most powerful form of direct advertising the world has seen to date.

907 million people go online every day… 97% of those people have audio systems.

This makes the Internet the worlds largest listening device ever conceived.

Pay-Per-Play offers a way for big advertisers to reach their audience through this massive listening network. This network is bigger than television, radio and all other forms of media combined!

The Opportunity…

As stated, NetAudioAds™ alone could only serve up to 43 million PPP ad impressions per month. With the power of our search engine partner we can now serve PPP ads on the over 108,000,000 websites in existence. The 108 million websites serve up 29.7 BILLION individual web pages.

Those 108 million websites are the target audience for this opportunity providing an endless source of prospects.

Our partnership with the search engine offers the opportunity and bandwidth to stream audio advertisements to every visitor to every web page on every website in existence!

For a limited time you or your company have the opportunity to capitalize by introducing PPP to the market while earning PPP advertising revenue for your website(s) at the same time.

The Compensation Plan

As a website owner you have the opportunity to earn 25% of the “per-play” revenue spent by the advertisers that play audio ads on your website.

On average 25% is far more than what Google AdSense pays the webmaster for clicks. Further, Google refuses to disclose exactly how much they pay per click out of the revenue they receive from advertisers.

Not only will you earn a high percentage but you will earn this percentage on 100% of your website traffic that lands on a web page where you have inserted the PPP code.

All you have to do is copy and paste a simple piece of code onto the web pages where you want PPP ads to play a single 5 second audio advertisement to your visitors.

The other way you can earn is by simply referring other website owners, online marketing firms, fortune 500 companies, etc. to run PPP ads on their website(s). You will earn a healthy 5% of the total amount that our advertisers spend running ads on your referrals website(s).

Just to be clear… you are not earning 5% of what your direct referral earns (they earn 25%), you you earn 5% of what the advertiser spent to have their ad played on your direct referrals website.

And as a further incentive we have made it possible for you to earn an additional 5% from anyone that your direct referrals bring on board as if you directly referred them!

In summary you will earn:

• 25% of what the advertiser spends on PPP ads you serve on your own website(s).
• 5% of what the advertiser spends on PPP ads played on the website(s) of those you refer.
• 5% of what the advertiser spends on PPP ads played on the website(s) that your direct referrals bring on board.

It costs nothing to join and it costs nothing for your referrals to join….

Get referring!

How much can I earn per play?

NetAudioAds™’ PPP will be run on an automated bid management system like Google AdWords. Advertisers will go in and choose the types of sites that they want their ad played on and will then bid for placement. As in all bid management systems, the high bidder wins premium placement.

Bidding will begin on February 1st 2008, so our job (your job) is to get as many websites as possible to host the PPP code so that we can establish a footprint that will be verified by an independent 3rd party, BPA Worldwide.

(PPP is the only online advertising medium that is verified by an “independent” and unbiased third party.)

The more websites we get into our network before February 1st, the higher the opening bids will be so we need your help right now!

Because PPP works on a bidding system it will always work to ensure that you get top dollar for serving PPP ads to your website visitors.

The amount you earn “per play” will be determined by the industry that your website content caters to and the per-play bid at any given moment.

After February 1st big advertisers will enter into bidding wars which will drive the price you get “per-play” up, up and up.

The exact amount you will earn per play will be determined by whatever the top bid is at any given moment. As PPP gains momentum, so will your revenue.

NetAudioAds™’ Pay-Per-Play (PPP) advertising will add residual streams of income to your bottom line while you also earn on the effort of hundreds or thousands of website owners whom you refer to this opportunity. By doing this you are considered a core marketing partner.

How much can I make by referring others?

With the 5% you make on the effort of your direct referrals plus another 5% from the effort of those that they refer, you can see how this can add up exponentially.

For the sake of example I will use a very low Pay-Per-Play rate of just 028 USD (2.8 Cents) per-play to demonstrate the raw power that you now hold in your hands.

Watch this video as I demonstrate how even an extremely low paying PPP ad can add up to substantial income for you or your company:

Every website on the planet is a prospect… EVERY SINGLE ONE!

Each time you refer a new website that places the PPP code, you have just added another piece of residual income to your bank account. Best of all, the automated bid management system will work 24/7 to ensure that the entire NetAudioAds™ PPP network (including you) are getting “top dollar” at all times.

Every website owner is looking for ways to add revenue to their business. Now you can offer them a way. Best of all, you are not going to encounter much resistance after your prospects read THIS report (encoded with your payment ID).

When the website owner reads this report they are going to be compelled to tell everyone they know about this. They would be crazy if they didn’t because someone else will surely bring their contacts on board and they will lose out.

If you don’t tell your friends, contacts and business associates about PPP then you will miss out on the most powerful residual income opportunity to grace the face of the Internet.

If you are new to the Internet or are just getting started, don’t despair. We will train you, step-by-step on how to work the Internet and get sign-ups by the boat loads.

There will be no charge for training and you will not receive training unless you want it. Professional Internet marketers, business owners and super affiliates can simply send an email to their prospect list(s) and redirect them to this report, announce it on their blogs, website(s) or within their private networks.

You don’t have to worry about training your referrals to build their PPP business we will take care of that for you.

Earn Even More…

You also have the ability to opt for 30 second ads on specific pages of your website. These 30 second ads will pay significantly more than 5 second ads. We imagine that many webmasters will build exit pages and specific pages whose sole purpose is to monetize on the 30 second PPP ad.

The 30 second PPP ad offers a whole new reason to build new content and new websites whose purpose is to serve PPP ads to visitors.

When will I get paid?

Bidding will open up on February 1st and revenue will begin being generated on that same day. You will get your first check in March and payments will continue monthly thereafter.

The search engine is a trusted brand and will be ensuring all payments to our partners.

How will I check stats?

You will log into the NetAudioAds™’ Affiliate PPP Webmaster Interface to see how many websites you are earning revenue on.

When you join us to help spread the word about PPP, you will be considered a “core partner” and will have access to your own stats system which will show you who you have referred and who they have referred and how much you are earning from your efforts and the efforts of those who you bring into your marketing network.

You will be able to watch your network & revenue grow in “real time” by simply sending people to this report which will be encoded with your unique affiliate ID. As people join you will see them in your network and you will be paid for their action.

By encoding your affiliate ID into this report it allows us to ensure that you get credit from your referrals. After you sign up, you will receive a unique link that will point to YOUR affiliate coded version of THIS report.

Do website visitors hate audio that automatically plays?

Traditionally, music and unexpected sales pitches are very annoying but the PPP system is different…

NetAudioAds™ (the patent holder) already has over 550,000 registered members that have been earning income this way for 2 ½ years. Complaints are rare because the ads run for only 5 seconds and are topically related to the content of the website.

Our search engine partner will crawl the web page content where you place your PPP code to determine what ads will play.

The audio ads that play are professional and not trashy. Big brands like Harley Davidson use PPP to brand their company name.

Register for your PPP account and start earning now!

This is a limited opportunity…

Imagine being able to turn back the hands of time and get the chance to be one of the early pioneers of dynamic marketing concepts such as those that developed the Google Adwords Program. Imagine being a part of that revenue stream…

For a limited time you have the opportunity to be part of this. Don’t miss it!

Thousands of webmasters and companies will become part of our core marketing group. Once we reach a core number of marketers we will close this opportunity. This opportunity to earn off the effort of your peers will cease the moment we have enough marketing reach to take care of procuring new publishers (websites) to place the PPP code on an ongoing basis.

Once this opportunity closes then the “core group” will ALWAYS be able to earn off of the efforts of those that they refer on 2 levels. Once this opportunity closes then the “core group” will be the only ones that can earn by referral. No one else will be able to get in!

You must decide to become a core marketing partner right now!

Does it cost anything to get involved?

There is no cost to get involved. It will never cost a publisher (website owner) a dime to place PPP ads on their website(s). It will never cost our marketing partners a dime to refer this opportunity to their peers. All revenue from the PPP program will come from the advertisers that bid for PPP placement in the network that you help build.

Because you helped build the network you will be paid residually, month after month on the revenue produced by those that you refer directly and those that your referrals bring on as well.

The only requirement to earn from referrals is that you place the PPP code on at least one website that you control. You will receive this code after you sign up.

If you don’t have a website then we will teach you how to set one up at no cost.

Click Here to See How PPP works on a live website (opens in a new window)

You Have Nothing to Lose…

The PPP code is a standard JavaScript much like the Google AdSense code that thousands of webmasters are already familiar with. The PPP code will only take up 1 pixel (a tiny dot) of space on any web page where you place the code. No webpage real estate will be consumed by PPP ads!

On February 1st you will begin earning PPP revenue from each page of your website where you placed the code… Set it now, and then go to work sending this letter (encoded with your ID) to everyone you know.

If you are not a big player with hundreds or thousands of contacts then don’t despair. We will train you. You will have the option to receive training lessons by email after you join, and again, this costs nothing. We “need” you to be successful because your success is our success. This is a true win-win situation for everyone involved.

What are you waiting for?

Getting started is simple. All you need to do is complete the application by following the link at the end of this page.

You will then grab your PPP code and paste it onto at least one web page that you control. (The more the better, don’t cut your paycheck short by not putting the code on all your pages that have traffic.)

After that you will grab your unique promotional URL (crediting you as the referring source) leading to this report and send it to everyone you know (and don’t know) that has a website, is building a website or will build a website in the future.

If you are an industry professional, then you are in a unique position to introduce PPP to industry leaders that control millions of web properties. Even if you are not an industry professional, the same opportunity exists. Get in contact with everyone… we’ll train you if you are new to online marketing.

Every website on the planet is a prospect for you. All you have to do is contact the owner by email, phone or through social networks like Facebook or MySpace.

We have worked hard to ensure that this opportunity spreads to all corners of the globe and that you benefit on multiple levels.

This opportunity and the PPP system will soon be seen by every website owner on the planet many times and you can be a part of making this happen. You will be the beneficiary of the web’s most powerful advertising channel ever introduced!

Time is of the essence…

Everyone knows that hindsight is 20/20…

Right here and now is a rare 20/20 foresight!

Don’t lose out on referring your contact list, marketing partners, friends and associates to this report (encoded with your affiliate ID). If you don’t get your contacts involved, then it is guaranteed that someone else will and you will lose out.

You deserve to earn 5% on your contacts… Don’t let someone else take your piece of the pie…

Becoming a PPP Affiliate

Big TV is dying and we are thriving. A revolution has begun and you are formally invited to be a part of paving the way for this new and exciting era in advertising.

Information on training will be available in an email you will receive after sign up.

adol77dai51 has registered on websites in all languages and all topics. With over 2,600 results in Google’s index for this term/word, he seems to be getting a lot of attention, bot or not. The e-mail used is adolfodaine77@gmail.com. It especially seems to favour Wordpress blogs.

One of the search results led to several posts from adol77dai51 on a commercial blog for a loan-shark payday loan company. Way to go adolfodaine77! But, forget it.

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<?php if(is_single() || is_page() || is_home()) { ?>
<meta name=”googlebot” content=”index,noarchive,follow,noodp” />
<meta name=”robots” content=”all,index,follow” />
<meta name=”msnbot” content=”all,index,follow” />
<?php } else { ?>
<meta name=”googlebot” content=”noindex,noarchive,follow,noodp” />
<meta name=”robots” content=”noindex,follow” />
<meta name=”msnbot” content=”noindex,follow” />
<?php }?>

Note that if you do not use a home.php page on your wordpress blog, it should be removes from the equasion and read as such:

<?php if(is_single() || is_page()) { ?>

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From the editor window, find the following code:

.narrowcolumn {
float: left;
padding: 0 0 20px 45px;
margin: 0px 0 0;
width: 450px;
}

and replace with:

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float: right;
padding: 0 45px 20px 0px;
margin: 0px 0 0;
width: 450px;
}

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#sidebar
{
padding: 20px 0 10px 0;
margin-left: 545px;
width: 190px;
}

and replace with:

#sidebar
{
padding: 20px 0 10px 0;
margin-left: 20px;
width: 190px;
}

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