I came across this really useful site today that has some nice examples of how to convert old-style HTML into nice, accessible new HTML+CSS.

I made use of the "Line up form inputs" example, which gives a really clean, elegant result.

MSDN have released a really good comprehensive tutorial on creating accessible and standards-conforming websites - Building ASP.NET 2.0 Web Sites Using Web Standards.

Nice to see that not only is the author not afraid to mention the "FireFox" word, but he actually quotes their developers and links to some of the Mozilla resources.

Microsoft have released Service Pack 2's for a number of their Office 2003 products.

• Windows Sharepoint Services
• Office 2003
• Visio 2003
• OneNote 2003
• Project 2003

There's also a new release of SharePoint that includes SP2 (the link above is just for the service pack for existing installations).

Yesterday, I was going to ride my bike to work. I didn't get past the driveway as my rear gear cable broke. I'm glad it didn't happen halfway up Flagstaff Hill Rd!

So I bought a new cable and fitted it this morning. Turns out you probably don't need to pull anything apart (as I did at first), just follow this advice about moving the shifter to the highest position so you can just slide the cable out easily.

Our digital camera is still being fixed by Olympus (how many more weeks can it take!) otherwise I'd add a photo to show my handywork.

I read on Charles's blog that Dr Neil Roodyn will be running some .NET eXtreme courses, both 1 and 2 days in length, and yes he is coming to Adelaide.