We use Macromedia Dreamweaver MX for the HTML. It is a very capable and powerful web editing program. For the graphics, we use Adobe LiveMotion for the Flash graphics and Adobe Photoshop for the pictures.

All the source is written using Dreamweaver in Windows. All the images were made using Paint in Windows. All the file conversions (bmp to jpg) are done with IrfanView.

Unfortunately, we do not make recommendations on which moving company you should use. Every moving company certified and listed on system is a moving company we consider qualified and able to conduct a move to its full customers' satisfaction.

The coding of this site was done by Hmers, the administrator of ChristinaMultimedia. Contest Emporium was designed starting from scratch, and all back-end automation features of it are based on proprietary code. To build such a site, you will need to have knowledge of PHP, understand basic database development techniques, and be able to develop various data manipulation algorithms.

Adobe ImageReady, sometimes version 3.0 and sometimes CS. I use it mainly because it has layers and transparency, the ability to save good-quality web images, and it can animate if that's what I want to do, all in one program.

There is no one program I would recommend, since the answer is subjective. The software packages I mentioned in the previous question are well-known and all will serve you well. There are, however, may other packages that are just as good.

We use a variety of published materials, such as Melody's Love is in the Earth and The Book of Stones. (See our bookstore for book recommendations.) We also do research online and of course use our own observations.

My main program of choice for making graphics would be Photoshop CS. I also use Macromedia Fireworks MX. For HTML editing, I use Macromedia Dreamweaver MX. The site is hosted by Liquidweb and is built using a Powerbook G4. According to Ed O'Brien, yes. He said that the band checks the site all the time to see what they are supposedly up to.

I (Matthias) didn't really use anything but freeware. I used Photofiltre (Email me if you want to find the link), MS Paint, Movie Maker for the MVs, skinnertoo for the WinAMP skins, a scanner, notepad, and support from staff and friends.

Our office offers copies of the program that we use to make tide predictions for the NOS Tidal Reference Stations. Our office is not in the business of software development and distribution. The program we use was developed for our use and is not user-friendly. The program is written in FORTRAN and requires the use of a separate control file for each location that predictions are being made for.

I use Paint Shop Pro. I edit the images, make layers, put effects on the images and whatever I'd like to add to the montages. I also use this program to edit my screen caps. I've been using Paint Shop Pro for a few years and have fell in love with it.

Currently Adobe Photoshop CS, which I also use to make a few of my layouts even this current layout. Before I had cs, it was Adobe Photoshop 7.0 and before that it was Arcsoft Photostudio 2000.

I use Adobe Photoshop and Adobe ImageReady. You can purchase the software from http://www.photoshop.com.

If I mention the manga on this site, that must mean I like it. Do I recommend it, however... not exactly. Go over the information presented and make a decision for yourself - does the title sound like something you'd be interested in? Not everyone likes what I like, so without knowing your preferences, I could not give an outright recommendation.