DIY-IT Project Guide
Summary: This is the comprehensive guide to the DIY-IT projects. If you're working on a DIY project of your own, this is a good place to start.
Here's a list of the projects we're working on. Feel free to check any of them out.
- Build your own, broadcast-quality Skype Studio
- The Ultimate Google Voice How-to Guide
- Migrating a massive legacy CMS system to WordPress
- E-book publishing
- Small business tips
- How to decide: tech buying guides for DIYers and small business
- Also: Welcome to DIY-IT!
- Plus: Official Helpie McHelpypants Acknowledgement Page of Fame
ZDNet DIY-IT Official Helpie McHelpypants Acknowledgement Page of Fame
We have an amazing community here at ZDNet and while we've occasionally had some disagreements in the comments area, the readers here at ZDNet are incredibly resourceful in all areas of tech.
I want to encourage the sort of information sharing Bruce did, and so I'm introducing our official ZDNet DIY-IT Helpie McHelpypants Acknowledgement (for legal reasons, we can't call it an "award").
If you provide some helpful information that I use in an article, or answer a question we've been exploring here in DIY-IT, you can be nominated to become a Helpie McHelpypants Acknowledgement Recipient, which basically means your name goes on this fabulous Helpie McHelpypants Page of Fame.
Now, I can't guarantee I'll see everything helpful posted in comments, or even get to read all your emails, but I'll try to notice great contributions and recognize them here on the Page of Fame.
Helpie McHelpypants Acknowledgement Winners
- Reader Bruce in More details on Amazon's Fire HD $49 4G-for-a-year program
- Reader John in 64-bit drivers for you old Palm OS holdouts
Special thanks to Bruce and to all of you future Helpie McHelpypants Acknowledgement recipients. Have fun DIY-ITing and go be helpie.
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