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I specialize in low bandwidth, quick loading and attractive pages. Certain effects like Flash animations, slide shows and such are
available, making your site as simple or as complex as you like. Only the fastest local servers are used to host your website such as FlexNet. A-Plus and GoDaddy
is are my choices for full service hosting of larger, more complex websites. I'll help you through all stages of domain and website hosting. |
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Publisher-ready logo creation and layouts for brochures, magazine ads, fliers, rack cards, handouts, etc. |
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I offer on-site or telephone help for those of you with Windows 9x, ME or XP (home & pro). Single computers or small networks
can be configured, upgraded or repaired. Remember, if you have WindowsXP, you can email me a request for remote assistance and I can access your computer from mine. Call me to find out how. |
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As of January 30, 2007 Windows Vista will be in the stores. Many new computers from major manufacturers came with a "voucher" for a free
upgrade to Vista but shipped with Win XP. Almost without exception, the upgrade is for the most basic version of Vista. To get the full benefits of Vista, you really need at least the Home Premium version which means
you'll have to buy it. However, that new computer you bought may not be powerful enough to use the new -- and impressive -- graphical user interface (GUI). HERE is a comparison of the versions. |
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Another issue will be upgrading to Vista instead of doing a clean install of the OS. Vista has several problems associated with an in place
upgrade and I DON'T recommend anything but a clean install. Please call me before you buy Vista so we can discuss an install on your computer. Also, no matter what you might have heare, you CAN do a clean install with
an Upgrade disk. Contact me to find out how. Vista requires a LOT of processor power (1.5 ghz), memory (1 gig or more) and graphics card power (256MB of high speed graphics RAM) in addition to 6 gigabytes of hard disk
space for the OS alone. XP requires 2 gigs of space. Your computer might not be capable of using Vista without some major upgrades. Keep in mind that Microsoft designed Vista to encourage you to buy a new, more
powerful computer. You may not really need to have Vista and older programs and applications that worked on XP or 98 may not even work on the new OS. Check out Windows Upgrade Advisor for some important information. |
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Here are some more links for Vista information from Computer World. If you subscribe to Scot's Newsletter (link below), this is the kind of
info you can recieve:
Vista A to Z
The upgrade "Huh?" starts now
The Essential Vista Upgrade Guide
Vista Forcast: Partly cloudy for now, Sunny by '09, say analysts
Vista and Mobility: Lots of consolidation, Few new features
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Computers, whether they're old or new, need periodic updating and cleaning of the operating system. Viruses and spy ware need to
be removed and your computer needs to be protected from them. So called "maintenance" software programs usually cause more problems than they solve. Have a real person get your computer running like new ... or better!
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I think everyone should have a rewarding experience using their computers. It's important that your computer serves YOU. I'm
here to serve you and treat each machine as though it were my own. Give me a call and we'll discuss solutions and prices. |
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