If you want to update one of your articles then follow these instructions:

Updating the downloads or images

This is easy: simply send an email to with the name of the article and its URL in the email body, and attach the files to your message as a zip file (for downloads) or GIF/JPEG for images. Obviously the smaller the better!

Updating the article text

We reformat each article that is submitted, and try our best to ensure that all grammar and spelling mistakes have been corrected.

If you want to change the article body ,or you only have a very small addition to make, or want to report spelling/grammar or link errors then you must send  it as plain text in your message or attache as any text file (.doc , .rtf , .odt ,etc) .

Send all updates to us and remember to include the name of the article and its URL in the email body.

The Zip file

Please ensure that you zip all files up using maximum compression, and remove all unnecessary files (*.opt, *.ncb, *.obj, *.aps, *.plg, .suo etc.) from the project folders. If possible, please keep submissions below 300Kb.

File naming convention: If your contribution comprises a HTML article, source code and an image, then to make life easy for us we ask that you follow the following filename conventions. Suppose your article is called coolcode.html. The filenames should be of the form:

Alternatively, if you have source code, a demo project and a number of images, then your filenames would be along the lines of:

BTW, don't use the name coolcode, try to find something more relevant :-)