This, the more informed web user will already know, but I take this opportunity to give users of the aforesaid long-in-the-tooth browser even more reason to cease using it.

From our favourite news site: Exploit code for potent IE zero-day bug goes wild

This article outlines the existence of yet another IE vulnerability, that can hack systems containing IE 6, and IE 7, and it can crash IE 8. I’m sure that there will be quick fixes and workarounds available for IE 7, and IE 8, but will Microsoft put out an update for IE 6, which is a system that they haven’t supported for years?

I’d suggest that Internet users just upgrade now, with a money is no object frame of mind. What price can we put on safety? But given that most alternative browsers are free, even money shouldn’t be an issue.

This week we launched Boho Weddings and Events, a web site for a local Wedding and Event Planner. The site can be seen at http://www.bohoweddingsandevents.com.

This project was highly client-led, and Kelly has received a web design that's exactly what she wanted. The logo and website design was produced by Nigel Houghton at Nhgrafiks (http://www.nhgrafiks.co.uk).

The website works on all newer browsers, and is usable on Internet explorer 6 despite us scaling back on visual effects due to the weakness of this old browser.

I'll once again take the opportunity to point out that people using Internet Explorer 6 (or earlier) should get their hands on a newer, more capable web browser, there are plenty around, and they won't regret it!