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On this page you will find a collection of tools or utilities which we hope you will find useful. These tools are to be used directly on our website, so you do not need to install them yourself. |
Scripts Link to our "Scripts" section |
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.htpasswd Encryption Tool Encrypt your passwords for use with Apache's password protection system |
by Bill & Daniel |
Domain Lookup Tool Find out if a domain name is available, and if it isn't, find out who owns it |
by Daniel |
HTML Character Codes Find out the codes for special characters in HTML |
by Daniel |
IP Atlas Find the approximate location of an IP |
by Daniel |
Meta Tag Generator Generate meta tags to add to your web pages - the essential step to get into search engines |
by Daniel |
Password Generator Need a secure password, which doesn't mean anything? Use our random password generator. |
by Daniel |
phpBB IP Converter To save on database space, phpBB encodes IPs before inserting them into the database. This script will convert a phpBB encoded IP to a standard IP, and provide a hostname where available. |
by Daniel |
Scrollbar Colour Changer Change the colours of the scrollbars on your website in a matter of seconds! No more guessing as to which attribute corresponds to which spot on the scrollbar; we have it all explained. Only works for IE 5.5+ users. |
by Daniel |
Traffic Calculator This tool will convert your monthly traffic (or bandwidth) allowance into different units (Bytes, KB, MB, GB...), and divide it up into a daily traffic allowance, so thay you know how much traffic you can use every day. Lastly, you can choose the accuracy of the calculations (number of decimal places). |
by Adam |
Unix Timestamp Converter Many scripts these days use Unix timestamps to store times of various events. However, even though this format takes up less space in your database, it is almost impossible to convert without using a converter. |
by Daniel |
Web Glossary Find out the explanation of all those technical terms which you don't understand |
by Daniel |
Web Safe Colors The 256 colors which you should use to maintain compatibility with older computers |
by Daniel |
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