With a little, shall we say, paid-help, I've managed to always display the latest-post in full on the blog's home-page, rather than that listing of the latest postS with just descriptions. If you want to see a listing of posts just click on "Blog Contents". This, along with the logo-enhancement, gives the whole chebang a more professional look in my opinion. What's your opinion?

It's been quite a week for me: What with having the painter round early in the morning the last couple of days, plus staying up late at night listening to we4binars etc, I almost collapsed from exhaustion today. - But the show must go on: -

Today I've made the b logo a bit more eye-catching, as well as enhanced the layout of the home page further. Hopefully I'll be featuring proper excerpts from the latest posts soon, rather than just a listing and description.

Coming up on this blog we have, on Wednesday:
"Back-Up Your Entire WordPress Blog – Easily"
It's important when backing up your blog to also back up the database too. The method described in this article should simplify the process somewhat.

On Thursday: "Help: I Reinstalled Windows and I Lost My Sound!" - It's always happening in so many cases. This article explains why, and might help those in that position restore the audio.

On Friday it's another Public Newsletter, which isn't written yet. I've now run out of space...

I'd like to use this opportunity to announce a couple of upcoming articles on this blog:-

Thursday:
Can I Install Windows 7 64-bit on a System With Only a Single-Core Processor?

Friday:
Should You Log-in on Someone Else’s Computer?

If you love your computer then you gotta love kkomp.com

http://kkomp.com

Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends, I'm so glad you could attend: Step inside, step inside.

Yes, this blog is going from strength to strength still, with the assistence of the Master & Professor himself; Pro-blogger David Risley, who is instructing us all in his BlogMasters Club. The doors of the club will be opening to new admissions in 2010, which isn't all that far off now. I'll let you know more as and when.

The blog's Quantcast profile today shows that it's nearly reached the top 500,000 blogs, with a rating of 596,791. Hopefully the climb will continue.

Please feel free to follow this blog on Networked Blogs as it climbs toward the top: Ever onward, ever upwards, with maybe the odd slip to come here and there: Who knows?

Do enjoy the rest of the week.

Hi all. First I'd like to thank my blog's latest follower for joining our merry clan here on FB. :) Welcome to the club.

You'll have noticed that yet another fairly large decrapifying has ocurred on the blog: Particularly in reference to the outgone crappy logo, which has been replaced with something much better. My thanks to David Risley for his input inside BlogMasters Club, which spurred that on.

Just in case you were wondering about what the logo actually is; it's a diagrammatical representation of a pair of NPN bipolar transistors wired as a Darlington Pair, which make up the two Ks in kkomp. (I really did try to do something with MOSFETs, but it just didn't work.)

I've also done a full, 36 hours solid, revamping work on other things too. Space doesn't allow me to go into detail here. - Hopefully it's coming along well.

I'm going to run out of space after the line below this one, so I'll end this note here.

Hey everyone interested in my blog.

You might have noticed, if you've visited in the last few hours, that I've been fiddling with my stylesheet, and have managed to get a few shades of translucent grey-blue in the right places.

I have these sudden flashes of inspirational intuition at times, and they usually end up at positive progress.

I do hope that you're all doing well. As you may have seen from one of my tweets, my latest-post script jams up if overloaded with more than 3 choices, so I'm on the hunt for another, better, script: Preferrably php; though javascript will suffice if needs must.

I get the feeling I might be running out of space; so I suppose I'd better end here.

'Until next time....

With the latest adjustments I can include or exclude any post from appearing on the front page of my blog in the latest post slot. I can also allow or disallow them from appearing in the latest-posts link with a few mouse-clicks, and the latest post excerpt auto-updates with every new post published: Total-control blogging on autopilot - That's the way to do it! Yes indeedy.

I'm gloating in my accomplishments right now because I'm pleased with my efforts.

Aye-diddley-dee; blogging's the life for me: A ci-gar-ette and a heli-jet, aye-diddley-dee...

Coming Up on Beyond:

Thursday it’s time for some practical electronics again; since we’ve spent so long on computer-related issues: An inexpensive little circuit that will drop a DC voltage and provide a regulated output.

On Friday
we take a look at ClearType, which can assist greatly with easy-viewing of text in Windows XP.

I've done more work on the Welcome page as it was starting to take on the "Christmas-tree-effect": Too many different colours and different shades of blue. - Which isn't good as it can distract and confuse the reader.

Sometimes I over-edit and/or forget which colours I've used previously; with the result of a multi-coloured page.

In not-long-a-time from now I'll probably be advertising David Risley's BlogMasters club, when the doors open again. Although no product that David Risley has ever produced has let me down; I was nevertheless a bit dubious about this one, as I felt that he4 might find that he's bitten off a bit more than he can chew.

I've been proved wrong though; because half-way through the course its already proved its awesomeness, and the best is yet to come I feel.

-So if you're seriously looking at blogging as a professional business then I seriously do suggest that you get on this course early next year while you have the chance. I'll let you know more as and when.

Coming Up on Beyond:

On Monday (Today.) we’ll have a look at how to back up the registry. – System Restore does this; but we’ll look at creating dedicated registry backup files.

Choose day: I choose Tuesday (Tomorrow.): Speed up your XP Start button’s response time with this handy tweak.

On Wednesday 14th October we’ll take a look at the only viable issue that can realistically be an excuse for postponing an upgrade to a 64-bit operating system in some cases: Hardware and/or software compatibility.