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As an operator of a home-based business website, I often get mail that reads something like this:
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As an operator of a home-based business website, I often get mail that reads something like this:
A Site Review Of Gaslamp.org By James Brown of VirtualTint.com. The first thing I notice upon entering is the title, and layout. If there's one thing you want on the first page of a site, it's to know what the site's about well apart from the tags and search criteria. Gaslamp pulls it off well by having the discreet short line lingering unobtrusively yet clearly…
There are many who believe that using a double opt-in procedure to add subscribers, members, or names to a list is necessary to be sure that you are only signing up those who really want to be signed up. I disagree.
Quesiton: I am using MS Windows Pro on a laptop with Intel 850Mhz and 256MB RAM connected to the Internet using cable. Using Norton Personal Internet Security. I was cleaning up some messages in my inbox (Outlook Express). I tried to delete a message from "MAILER-DAEMON@mail09b.bellsouth-hosting.net" the subject failure notice. Each time I clicked on it my computer froze and I got the message that…
A Site Review Of Gaslamp.org By Jonathan Hilgeman of SiteCreative.com. Two thumbs up for the front page. It feels JUST right! The black background and the jazz/trumpet player goes hand-in-hand with the idea of a fun night for me, and I'm not even that much into jazz.
A Site Review Of Gaslamp.org By Michael E. Black of Tec-Inc.com. My first observation was the black background with white text. White text is very difficult to read on any background color. So anywhere on the site where a choice is made to white text, my vote is to change the plan. White text should only be considered when it is large bold lettering done…