Freelancers Forum Messages on Monday August 29th 2005
Re: FN-FORUM: What's in a name?
date posted 29th August 2005 23:55
Personaly, I would without question say the gravy name, Its more memorable and
it makes me smile, sure it might not sound as proffesional but I think the
world is ready for a touch of personality in b...
Re: FN-FORUM: Re: Website access
date posted 29th August 2005 23:23
Hardeep Bahl wrote:
> I have admin access it's a server that has 67 site on it and is for "my"
> use.
So you control the server ?
If so then setup a ftp user and get your ftp server software to only...
RE: FN-FORUM: What's in a name?
date posted 29th August 2005 20:50
>
> Why not register the boring one for IT and the interesting one for
> journalism, or vice versa? That way you won't confuse the punters about
> what
> you actually do.
>
TO be honest, I hadn't r...
RE: FN-FORUM: domain transfer
date posted 29th August 2005 20:42
seems like a bit of a scam to me.
A.
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Re: FN-FORUM: domain transfer
date posted 29th August 2005 20:27
Yes.
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Re: FN-FORUM: What's in a name?
date posted 29th August 2005 19:54
Why not register the boring one for IT and the interesting one for
journalism, or vice versa? That way you won't confuse the punters about what
you actually do.
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FN-FORUM: domain transfer
date posted 29th August 2005 19:48
Iomart are still trying to charge £49.00 + VAT to release a .co.uk to
another TAG - any other ISPs do this? I've transferred lots recently and
never came across this.
A.
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Re: FN-FORUM: What's in a name?
date posted 29th August 2005 18:12
On 29 Aug 2005 17:25:52 -0000, Andy Cotgreave [EMAIL REMOVED] wr=
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> Opinions, please...
first up get your domains from 123-reg
register both.co.uk and .com's - you never know when you might w...
Re: FN-FORUM: What's in a name?
date posted 29th August 2005 18:04
I would stick with the dull version - it sounds more professional in my
opinion - Pam
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RE: FN-FORUM: What's in a name?
date posted 29th August 2005 17:57
Will you set up a limited company? If so, using the company name in the web
site and Email addresses comes across as most professional IMHO,
Andy
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FN-FORUM: What's in a name?
date posted 29th August 2005 17:43
Hi,
Now I've been freelancing I need to create a proper site to promote myself
and my services.
But, what's in a name? I've always wanted to register:
www.gravyanecdote.co.uk and set up my site ther...
RE: FN-FORUM: Please help: online catalogue charset="us-ascii"
date posted 29th August 2005 09:54
We did this for a client and they basically have a checkout of "call me
back". So it sends an "order interest" mail to the customer and store
owner. Doesn't collect any payment info. Mail me off-list...
RE: FN-FORUM: centering in safari2.0 charset="us-ascii" charset="us-ascii" charset="us-ascii" charset="us-ascii"
date posted 29th August 2005 09:53
I know you're trying (and succeeding) to be helpful, but if you want to
write web pages that work efficiently then you need to split out
*wherever possible*, structure, display and functionality, e.g....
FN-FORUM: Please help: online catalogue
date posted 29th August 2005 09:09
Can anyone please help me, I have a client who has requested for online
product catalogue similar to an e-commerce site without the visitors being
directed to a payment gateway, instead they would lik...
Re: FN-FORUM: Re: Website access
date posted 29th August 2005 06:00
If the server has other sites but no chance of seperate ftp accounts,
you could set up a php file manager page with a login for their
directory only so the rest of the server is inaccessable, it's not...
Re: FN-FORUM: centering in safari2.0 charset="us-ascii" charset="us-ascii" charset="us-ascii"
date posted 29th August 2005 00:35
Andy Macnaughton-Jones wrote:
> But you'd not be putting your CSS into the main document though, you'd
> have it as an external style sheet - and most CSS stylesheets (unless
> you're browser sniffing...
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