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May 13th, 2003
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Kentucky
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Website Help
Hey guys,
I am very happy with my website, and the guy who put it together for me has done an excellent job. (better than i could do for sure) But I guess the server or host we are on has lots of popups. At first I didnt mind, because we were just getting everything rolling, but now I am afraid these pop ups might be running people off. I know it drives me nuts and I have DSL. I cant imagine trying to view it with a dial up connection. So my question is, where would you guys suggest moving the site to to avoid these problems at a cheap rate.
The other question I have has to do with pictures on the website. My products actually look alot better than the site shows. I have a digital camera, but it does not do macros. The picstures pretty much look like crap, and I would really like to improve the look of the products. I notice most of your sites have excellent picture quality and I thought some of you could help. Thanks alot
John Huffman
oh yea..... www.kidlizard.com I guess that would help..
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May 14th, 2003
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Join Date: Mar 2003
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Hi John,
I have been round and round with picture problems myself, and I can tell you that for me it was best to bite the bullet and pay for a nice digital camera with a macro lense. I use a Sony Cybershot P-71 model. I first purchased the P-51 (for $100 less), but it didn't have a macro lense. I wasn't happy with it, so I paid the extra money and upgraded. Now I love my camera!! My only regret is not buying it long before I did.
As for picture taking, I'm sure there are lots of different opinions, but I have found that taking them in direct sunlight is best. Just make sure you position the camera so you don't have a glare in the lense. My second option is pitch dark with the flash on. Anything in between seems to suck for me.
Chris
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May 14th, 2003
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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Use this guy he is cheap and has the friendlyies service ever....
I have a reseller account with him and put my buddy's forum on it it runs 24 7 wiith out any maintence... when we did have a problem that was our fault(well mine) he fixed it for us...
He also took our site from our other host and set it up on his host at no cost....
If I ask him for help he is right there immediatly
He has shopping carts avil for free as well and many other things...
http://www.alphaomegahosting.com/index.html
talk to Danny...
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May 14th, 2003
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Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Central Florida
Posts: 1,559
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Blatant Plug (because I can  )
Tackleunderground offers webspace now:
http://www.tackleunderground.com/hosting
$4.95 a mo. for 50 megs (ad free)
is hard to beat, with all the features included.
Check the plans for detailed features.
Heres a screenshot of the backend control panel:
http://www.tackleunderground.com/hos...dex.php?c=cpss
Tackleunderground is hosted on the same network as our clients, so needless to say I trust the service. |
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