MTR Communications has access to a number of tools using various technologies to create sites that include: MTR will consult with clients on effective tools to satisfy their needs at prices that fall within their budgets.

All graphics are developed using Adobe Photoshop and ImageReady for pixel-based art and Adobe Illustrator for vector art. PHP, [X]HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and coding are all done in Macromedia Dreamweaver, BBEdit, or in a plain text editor. In most instances I use Macromedia Dreamweaver to create layouts (which I touch up by hand) and to manage my site.

Answer: The technology is adapted according to your needs and what is more appropriate for the individual case. A web site can be either static, built in html, or dynamic using php, asp and any other programming languages, depending on the project's complexity and requirements. Flash technology, Java scripting and search engine optimisation, are only a few of the extras we offer for the project's enhancement.

Rapid Web is powered by the most comprehensive web site building and maintenance tool available on the Internet. Its sheer range of unique features and ease-of-use ensures that we stay way ahead of our competition.

Free Web Site Builder is powered by the most comprehensive website building and maintenance tool available on the Internet. Its sheer range of unique features and ease of use ensures that we stay way ahead of our competition.

All of the books found in AE:tM's bookstore were used as references for the information on this site. Usually at least three or more books found in the bookstore have been consulted for each article on this site.

Traditional goal setting includes creation of a plan for the non-existing future and creation of steps to get there. The substance between you and your goal is non-existing time. The Snapshot Process keeps everything in the now, and uses TTP to locate and dissolve the k-nots between you and your Snapshot. Outside the context of a Tribe, instructions for conducting the Snapshot Process, can default to an invitation to employing goal setting as part of a drama.

Most web hosting companies will offer to secure your domain name (web address) in their hosting packages. Some web designers may also offer to secure this on your behalf. I caution new web site owners to proceed with knowledge -- if you choose to register a domain name through a hosting company or through a web designer, be absolutely sure that you will be the "registered owner" of that domain name (web address) before you continue to do business with that company.

Your domain name is registered in your name and we are registered as the technical contact. You maintain all rights and powers of ownership over the domain name and website.

No. You need to a TurnKey Web hosting package so that others may view your new domain name via the world wide web. Many clients simply want to reserve domain names for future business ventures - that is why the fee is so low (just $9.99 a year per domain name). If you wish to have web hosting service then you will be paying monthly fees for the web hosting account (and your domain name annual fee will be $0). Back to Domain Hosting FAQ Index | Back to FAQ Home

Theoretically, a web site could be built using nothing but a simple text editor program such as Notepad. However, there are many tools available to web developers to streamline and ease production: Adobe Photoshop: Photo editing program – probably one of the finest on the market. Uses extend from simple resizing and cropping to full photo retouching and composite layout. Adobe Illustrator: Works with vector graphics – very handy for logo and symbol design, also very strong with text.

You Do! The site address (www.yourcompany.com) is yours and your retain ownership of the finished web site content. After the initial term, should you decide to choose another company to maintain your site, you will not need to recreate it. The web site belongs to you.

You are the owner of your website. When we register your domain, the person you designate will be listed as the owner, as well as the administrative and billing contact.

This depends upon the agreement made between the developer and the client. In most cases, the web site will remain the property of the developer until full and final payment has been received. Once payment has been received, the web site then becomes the property of the client. Copyright is slightly different, but in most cases the same applies. However, some aspects of the web site, such as back-end code or applications may remain the property of the developer.

You own the web site. The design is yours and will not be resold. You can take your Pre Built Web Site and have others do additional work or maintenance. The web site will reside on a host company of your choosing (Eyebuzz understands that this process may be new to you and we will be pleased to assist you in finding a host company and/or explaining more about this process).

Simply put, anything you give us is yours; your custom web design, graphics, product photos, text, and customer data are your property. The AmeriCommerce software, script files, components, servers, server software, all text, graphics, and technology that are direct or indirect dirivatives of AmeriCommerce's software and stock designs, belong to us.

With the final payment, you make the ownership of the web site changes over to you, the client. This ownership includes the design and the text. The exception to this would be in the area of content on certain web sites, an example would be for a real estate web site where we own the copyright on real estate and mortgage glossaries. This means that we grant the client permanent use rights on the existing web site but the copyright remains with Abacus Web Services.

With Nut-Nae Art, you do. Some designers want to copyright their work for you, we do not. The only possible exception is when you use photographs or other content that might be copyrighted by someone else, but used with permission.

Once the web site is paid in full, the rights belong to the company we designed it for. The domain name is registered to you. All technology documentation is complete and belongs to you as well.

If the graphics/photos used on your site are provided by you or taken by us for use on your site, they remain your property. We will not nor cannot use them again for anyone else's site. However, if we use graphics/photos that were obtained via public access, then they remain public property, and as such, can be used by us for other sites.

Web Tools can register a domain name for you if you do not already have one. If you do have a domain name registered and would like to use it for your new site, it can be used. We will need the domain name to be pointed to our servers. Contact our Technical Support Dept for server information.

We use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to format the site consistently with our fonts, font sizes, and colors. For best results your browser must recognize style sheets and be set to accept our style sheet in particular. This will normally be the case if you are using Internet Explorer. The PLANTS site may be viewed without style sheets enabled or with your own style sheets, but there will be some font, color, and spacing differences.

The PLANTS Web site uses JavaScript for greater versatility. For example, we use it for some form validation, to display help screens, and to maintain your name searches from page to page. In addition, the Distribution Update requires JavaScript. Except for the Distribution Update module, the site will still be useable if scripting is turned off, but expect some decreased functionality.