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Dermot
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First of all let me thank everyone who contributes on this forum…..everyone gets a pat on the back….but I would like to give Mike an even bigger pat on the back….his input and patients with us is commendable.
I’m very impressed with what Ron is doing and it has prompted me while I have a little time on my hands to attempt to develop a small web site……..
I’m more concerned with simplicity and up keep, than the up front expense of getting the site off the ground…..its the on going maintained and development which concerns me more…..I’m of the school of thought that the updating of a web site should be an in house job just the same as an advertising/promotion program should for the most part be an in house program….
For those of you with XP Publisher……I found this nice guide to creating a website from Leeds University http://www.leedsmet.ac.uk:8082/lco/publications/pdf/it/qg-43.pdf
Any comments on using XP Publisher for a web site development.
I have XP Publisher and I also think I have Front Page at least that’s what’s on the packaging, what are the advantages and disadvantages of both or they more or less the same….
I’m making some progress with a site I need with XP publisher and it seems to work pretty well….though has anyone got any idea what will happen when I try to up load to my IP provider using XP Publisher….and as the site develops will XP Publisher cause me problems!!!!!
Asides from my IP provider I think I can get a dedicated host company form about €12.75 + 21% Tax per month….at least the tax element for a business is an offset tax against sales….
Any comments greatly appreciated..
Rgs
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I’m very impressed with what Ron is doing and it has prompted me while I have a little time on my hands to attempt to develop a small web site……..
I’m more concerned with simplicity and up keep, than the up front expense of getting the site off the ground…..its the on going maintained and development which concerns me more…..I’m of the school of thought that the updating of a web site should be an in house job just the same as an advertising/promotion program should for the most part be an in house program….
For those of you with XP Publisher……I found this nice guide to creating a website from Leeds University http://www.leedsmet.ac.uk:8082/lco/publications/pdf/it/qg-43.pdf
Any comments on using XP Publisher for a web site development.
I have XP Publisher and I also think I have Front Page at least that’s what’s on the packaging, what are the advantages and disadvantages of both or they more or less the same….
I’m making some progress with a site I need with XP publisher and it seems to work pretty well….though has anyone got any idea what will happen when I try to up load to my IP provider using XP Publisher….and as the site develops will XP Publisher cause me problems!!!!!
Asides from my IP provider I think I can get a dedicated host company form about €12.75 + 21% Tax per month….at least the tax element for a business is an offset tax against sales….
Any comments greatly appreciated..
Rgs
D