iNP has Flexibility !

iNP allows you to disable comments and voting on a global basis, from your Admin, Tools tab. 

If the abilities are enabled globally, either comments or voting can still be disabled on a per article basis, from the add or edit article area.  (Look for the check boxes under the article author field.)

Q: Where in admin do you find any comments that have been added?

A: Look on the Articles List (Articles tab), for a number column on the far right side.  Click on the number (if not 0) to read the comment(s).

Image Added Using 'Article Image URL' Field

Filed under World, United States, Canada, Czech Republic, Great Britain, South, North, West, East, Business, Corporate Business, Small Business, Tiny Business, Miscellaneous News, Politics, Other on Tuesday, September 13, 2005 by Author: Jack S. Doe.

As you can see, the image will not appear in the article detail or certain views that are designed to be especially small.  It will appear in the non-admin side, in the larger lists of article titles and summaries, such as [ this ].  From the admin side, add or edit article area, you can preview the image by clicking on the  icon.

We try to please the majority when building our applications.  However, you get the source code, and can be modified to produce almost any view you'd like, and we're always glad to help.  In fact we really like to see what our clients are doing with their application, many times we even implement these ideas into the next version release - so your customizations will survive  your free future upgrade.  (As you can see, images can be pasted into the article text too! The size of the image within the article will be the same as what was uploaded.)

For quick image uploading while adding or editing an article: Click on the  icon, then on the [ Select Image ] link above the text editor.  You can select an already uploaded image from here, upload a new image from your PC, preview it, even paste the URL in all from this utility.   The  [Select Image ] utility can also be used in a similar fashion for the Article Image field.

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Templates are used as something you can apply to an article while writing it, for example your company can have a standard layout where you have a column on the right with today's date, that can be applied to the article content.

Yesterday, Robert Iger, the longtime president at Disney, was named to succeed Michael Eisner as CEO, raising many a waxed eyebrow in Los Angeles and New York and a giant collective shrug elsewhere. And today, the Wall Street Journal reported that AIG CEO Hank Greenberg is going to resign and be replaced at the company by co-chief operating officer Martin Sullivan, a 34-year company veteran. All of a sudden, No. 2 is No. 1. Is that good news for Disney and AIG shareholders? Iger's ascension will provide new fodder for countless Vanity Fair articles in the coming years. Can an executive who has spent years being browbeaten by the bully Eisner and forced to sublimate his own ego suddenly blossom into a brilliant CEO? Will he be Tom Brady, the overlooked New England Patriots backup who became a star when the starting quarterback was struck down with an injury? Or will he be Al Gore, who, after eight years in the shadow of a charismatic No. 1, couldn't score?

Today is: March 15th 2005

JanD. Achenbach is one of 14 people and companies who received National Medals of Science and Technology.

He received a medal for his contributions to engineering research to detect cracks and corrosion in aircraft.

Acer American on Monday introduced a notebook line powered by AMD's Turion 64-bit processor, the CPU AMD introduced last week.
The new Acer Aspire 5000 and 5020 series notebooks said Acer, are aimed at small- and medium-sized busine sses, as well as small office-home office users. The 5000 sports a 15- or 15.4-inch display, while the 5020 boasts advanced multimedia features such as CD and DVD burners, S-Video out and FireWire connections, and a supporting chip set that lets users send video to compatible TV sets.

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