[Leonardo]

I need to know when this website was updated:
http://www.co.summit.co.us/Planning/faq.html#height

[f.tony.torres]

If you use Firefox, and you right-click over the window, then you have an option in the pop-up menu called "View Page Info". It tells you when the page was modified. I don't know if Internet Explorer has the same capability.


-Tony

P.S. By the way, how is your A.R.E. testing going? And have you taken GS yet? If so, any tips?

[Leonardo]

THANKS!

[iker]

You can also see http://www.archive.org/web/web.php (they call it "Wayback Machine"), and you can see a list of the updates of the site and sometimes older versions as well (flash not supported properly)

[Leonardo]

WOW this is amazing!!! they even have my own website archived!

that must be a huge database

[Leonardo]

P.S. By the way, how is your A.R.E. testing going? And have you taken GS yet? If so, any tips?

I passed GS!!! LF in two weeks from now.

Any tips? well, study like an animal!! Although I must say that calculations in the exam were pretty easy, it kind of defeated the 300 pages of calculations that I did while studying for this exam!
Also, after failing MM, i didn't want to take any chances so I payed for Marc Mitalski on-line seminar . I felt it was very expensive for a pre-recorded seminar, but as I said... I didn't want to take any chances!

leo

[KurtS]

wow - the "Wayback Machine" is really cool! My first webpages are still there, dated 1998...

[Leonardo]

wow - the "Wayback Machine" is really cool! My first webpages are still there, dated 1998...

so... where can I get a higher resolution of your avatar?