Snap.com

I can’t even remember the 1st blog I came across with ‘snapshots’ but I just loved it. A few readers have asked me to comment on my ‘pop-ups’ as they call them. It took me a while to figure it out but I just read the directions on the site and it worked. Every time you drag your mouse over a link a ‘snapshot’ will pop up showing you that sight without having to leave my sight to see what it is all about. Very cool!

The annoying thing is the clicking sound it makes as I scroll through my blog. I am sure that there is a way to turn that off, other than muting my computer. I just haven’t taken the time to figure that out. I am sure it will walk me right through that. Keep in mine there are other things I have not adjusted on my blog since it’s creation. I will have a few weeks this summer to tweak it!

There you have it! Now you can have ‘snapshots’ of your very own!

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Top 5 Retirement Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

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Comments

Chris Craft says

June 1, 2007 at 9:06 pm

It’s worth noting that a lot of folks dislike the snap.com deal. I personally dislike it greatly as it provides extraneous cognitive load.

Just my opinion. Thanks for a great blog!

Chris Craft
mmiller7571 says

June 1, 2007 at 9:51 pm

Thanks Chris! I wondered about that. I have received both the good and bad feedback about Snap.com.