On Monday, March 10, 2014 10:28:56 AM UTC-4, KC wrote:
Posted this about a week ago was hoping at least for a comment or two. I

spent about a month learning the types of coding necessary to put all

the different scripts together... It's one reason I have been so quiet

lately..



Anyway, last try... http://www.newenglandtreemasters.com ...



I know a couple links are still dead. I spent the last two weeks

building the "Portfolio Page" and putting in the controls.. The

"Equipment" page took a while too but it has a display script, inside of

another display script. The Flash presentation on the front page is

"stock" but I did add my own objects and actions to in for another

website I am working with, doing that in Macromedia Flash... Most of the

adjustments to the site are border and background colors and making

things line up with the Cascading Style Sheets that are the basic layout

and feel of the site etc... Anyway, the customer really likes the color

scheme but I still have to do a new logo... And ironically, like I said

before the customer speaks English as a second language and hired me to

"communicate" to the customers for them

I took a quick look! Way too many exclamation points! Every sentence doesn't need one!

See what I mean? :-)

On 3/10/2014 11:28 AM, wrote:
On Monday, March 10, 2014 10:28:56 AM UTC-4, KC wrote:
Posted this about a week ago was hoping at least for a comment or two. I

spent about a month learning the types of coding necessary to put all

the different scripts together... It's one reason I have been so quiet

lately..



Anyway, last try... http://www.newenglandtreemasters.com ...



I know a couple links are still dead. I spent the last two weeks

building the "Portfolio Page" and putting in the controls.. The

"Equipment" page took a while too but it has a display script, inside of

another display script. The Flash presentation on the front page is

"stock" but I did add my own objects and actions to in for another

website I am working with, doing that in Macromedia Flash... Most of the

adjustments to the site are border and background colors and making

things line up with the Cascading Style Sheets that are the basic layout

and feel of the site etc... Anyway, the customer really likes the color

scheme but I still have to do a new logo... And ironically, like I said

before the customer speaks English as a second language and hired me to

"communicate" to the customers for them

I took a quick look! Way too many exclamation points! Every sentence doesn't need one!

See what I mean? :-)


Thanks, I will check it out.. Most of the work was on the back end and I
mostly put the words in to make everything even and fitting correctly...
Any other input is appreciated... thx...

On 3/10/2014 11:30 AM, KC wrote:
On 3/10/2014 11:28 AM, wrote:
On Monday, March 10, 2014 10:28:56 AM UTC-4, KC wrote:
Posted this about a week ago was hoping at least for a comment or two. I

spent about a month learning the types of coding necessary to put all

the different scripts together... It's one reason I have been so quiet

lately..



Anyway, last try... http://www.newenglandtreemasters.com ...



I know a couple links are still dead. I spent the last two weeks

building the "Portfolio Page" and putting in the controls.. The

"Equipment" page took a while too but it has a display script, inside of

another display script. The Flash presentation on the front page is

"stock" but I did add my own objects and actions to in for another

website I am working with, doing that in Macromedia Flash... Most of the

adjustments to the site are border and background colors and making

things line up with the Cascading Style Sheets that are the basic layout

and feel of the site etc... Anyway, the customer really likes the color

scheme but I still have to do a new logo... And ironically, like I said

before the customer speaks English as a second language and hired me to

"communicate" to the customers for them

I took a quick look! Way too many exclamation points! Every sentence
doesn't need one!

See what I mean? :-)


Thanks, I will check it out.. Most of the work was on the back end and I
mostly put the words in to make everything even and fitting correctly...
Any other input is appreciated... thx...

Just went in and looked at punctuation... Have some hs english to
remember but I did lose about 90% of the exclamation points, thanks
again for pointing that out...

On 3/10/14, 12:55 PM, KC wrote:
On 3/10/2014 11:30 AM, KC wrote:
On 3/10/2014 11:28 AM, wrote:
On Monday, March 10, 2014 10:28:56 AM UTC-4, KC wrote:
Posted this about a week ago was hoping at least for a comment or
two. I

spent about a month learning the types of coding necessary to put all

the different scripts together... It's one reason I have been so quiet

lately..



Anyway, last try... http://www.newenglandtreemasters.com ...



I know a couple links are still dead. I spent the last two weeks

building the "Portfolio Page" and putting in the controls.. The

"Equipment" page took a while too but it has a display script,
inside of

another display script. The Flash presentation on the front page is

"stock" but I did add my own objects and actions to in for another

website I am working with, doing that in Macromedia Flash... Most of
the

adjustments to the site are border and background colors and making

things line up with the Cascading Style Sheets that are the basic
layout

and feel of the site etc... Anyway, the customer really likes the color

scheme but I still have to do a new logo... And ironically, like I said

before the customer speaks English as a second language and hired me to

"communicate" to the customers for them

I took a quick look! Way too many exclamation points! Every sentence
doesn't need one!

See what I mean? :-)


Thanks, I will check it out.. Most of the work was on the back end and I
mostly put the words in to make everything even and fitting correctly...
Any other input is appreciated... thx...

Just went in and looked at punctuation... Have some hs english to
remember but I did lose about 90% of the exclamation points, thanks
again for pointing that out...


Punctuation usually is taught in grammar school and maybe junior high,
but not in high school. A high school teacher might correct one's
grammar or spelling errors, but typically wouldn't be teaching the
students grammar or spelling, unless he or she were teaching the
bonehead classes and a certain minimal competency were needed for the
sort of social promotion/graduation you got.

On Monday, March 10, 2014 1:11:08 PM UTC-4, F*O*A*D wrote:
On 3/10/14, 12:55 PM, KC wrote:

On 3/10/2014 11:30 AM, KC wrote:

On 3/10/2014 11:28 AM, wrote:

On Monday, March 10, 2014 10:28:56 AM UTC-4, KC wrote:

Posted this about a week ago was hoping at least for a comment or

two. I



spent about a month learning the types of coding necessary to put all



the different scripts together... It's one reason I have been so quiet



lately..







Anyway, last try... http://www.newenglandtreemasters.com ...







I know a couple links are still dead. I spent the last two weeks



building the "Portfolio Page" and putting in the controls.. The



"Equipment" page took a while too but it has a display script,

inside of



another display script. The Flash presentation on the front page is



"stock" but I did add my own objects and actions to in for another



website I am working with, doing that in Macromedia Flash... Most of

the



adjustments to the site are border and background colors and making



things line up with the Cascading Style Sheets that are the basic

layout



and feel of the site etc... Anyway, the customer really likes the color



scheme but I still have to do a new logo... And ironically, like I said



before the customer speaks English as a second language and hired me to



"communicate" to the customers for them



I took a quick look! Way too many exclamation points! Every sentence

doesn't need one!



See what I mean? :-)





Thanks, I will check it out.. Most of the work was on the back end and I

mostly put the words in to make everything even and fitting correctly...

Any other input is appreciated... thx...



Just went in and looked at punctuation... Have some hs english to

remember but I did lose about 90% of the exclamation points, thanks

again for pointing that out...





Punctuation usually is taught in grammar school and maybe junior high,

but not in high school. A high school teacher might correct one's

grammar or spelling errors, but typically wouldn't be teaching the

students grammar or spelling, unless he or she were teaching the

bonehead classes and a certain minimal competency were needed for the

sort of social promotion/graduation you got.

Of course you are right, but as we all know... spelling is the only thing you could do on a project like this. Thanks for the input though

On 3/10/14, 1:26 PM, wrote:
On Monday, March 10, 2014 1:11:08 PM UTC-4, F*O*A*D wrote:
On 3/10/14, 12:55 PM, KC wrote:

On 3/10/2014 11:30 AM, KC wrote:

On 3/10/2014 11:28 AM, wrote:

On Monday, March 10, 2014 10:28:56 AM UTC-4, KC wrote:

Posted this about a week ago was hoping at least for a comment or

two. I



spent about a month learning the types of coding necessary to put all



the different scripts together... It's one reason I have been so quiet



lately..







Anyway, last try... http://www.newenglandtreemasters.com ...







I know a couple links are still dead. I spent the last two weeks



building the "Portfolio Page" and putting in the controls.. The



"Equipment" page took a while too but it has a display script,

inside of



another display script. The Flash presentation on the front page is



"stock" but I did add my own objects and actions to in for another



website I am working with, doing that in Macromedia Flash... Most of

the



adjustments to the site are border and background colors and making



things line up with the Cascading Style Sheets that are the basic

layout



and feel of the site etc... Anyway, the customer really likes the color



scheme but I still have to do a new logo... And ironically, like I said



before the customer speaks English as a second language and hired me to



"communicate" to the customers for them



I took a quick look! Way too many exclamation points! Every sentence

doesn't need one!



See what I mean? :-)





Thanks, I will check it out.. Most of the work was on the back end and I

mostly put the words in to make everything even and fitting correctly...

Any other input is appreciated... thx...



Just went in and looked at punctuation... Have some hs english to

remember but I did lose about 90% of the exclamation points, thanks

again for pointing that out...





Punctuation usually is taught in grammar school and maybe junior high,

but not in high school. A high school teacher might correct one's

grammar or spelling errors, but typically wouldn't be teaching the

students grammar or spelling, unless he or she were teaching the

bonehead classes and a certain minimal competency were needed for the

sort of social promotion/graduation you got.

Of course you are right, but as we all know... spelling is the only thing you could do on a project like this. Thanks for the input though



Actually, Scotty, I could write all the text on that site in a way that
would be more informative and wouldn't introduce the sort of spelling,
grammar, and style errors that would embarrass the client or the people
charged with putting the site together.

Obviously you don't realize or appreciate the fact that it usually is
important how the words on a site are spelled and assembled.

On 3/10/2014 12:36 PM, F*O*A*D wrote:
On 3/10/14, 1:26 PM, wrote:
On Monday, March 10, 2014 1:11:08 PM UTC-4, F*O*A*D wrote:
On 3/10/14, 12:55 PM, KC wrote:

On 3/10/2014 11:30 AM, KC wrote:

On 3/10/2014 11:28 AM, wrote:

On Monday, March 10, 2014 10:28:56 AM UTC-4, KC wrote:

Posted this about a week ago was hoping at least for a comment or

two. I



spent about a month learning the types of coding necessary to put
all



the different scripts together... It's one reason I have been so
quiet



lately..







Anyway, last try... http://www.newenglandtreemasters.com ...







I know a couple links are still dead. I spent the last two weeks



building the "Portfolio Page" and putting in the controls.. The



"Equipment" page took a while too but it has a display script,

inside of



another display script. The Flash presentation on the front page is



"stock" but I did add my own objects and actions to in for another



website I am working with, doing that in Macromedia Flash... Most of

the



adjustments to the site are border and background colors and making



things line up with the Cascading Style Sheets that are the basic

layout



and feel of the site etc... Anyway, the customer really likes the
color



scheme but I still have to do a new logo... And ironically, like
I said



before the customer speaks English as a second language and hired
me to



"communicate" to the customers for them



I took a quick look! Way too many exclamation points! Every
sentence

doesn't need one!



See what I mean? :-)





Thanks, I will check it out.. Most of the work was on the back end
and I

mostly put the words in to make everything even and fitting
correctly...

Any other input is appreciated... thx...



Just went in and looked at punctuation... Have some hs english to

remember but I did lose about 90% of the exclamation points, thanks

again for pointing that out...





Punctuation usually is taught in grammar school and maybe junior high,

but not in high school. A high school teacher might correct one's

grammar or spelling errors, but typically wouldn't be teaching the

students grammar or spelling, unless he or she were teaching the

bonehead classes and a certain minimal competency were needed for the

sort of social promotion/graduation you got.

Of course you are right, but as we all know... spelling is the only
thing you could do on a project like this. Thanks for the input though



Actually, Scotty, I could write all the text on that site in a way that
would be more informative and wouldn't introduce the sort of spelling,
grammar, and style errors that would embarrass the client or the people
charged with putting the site together.

Obviously you don't realize or appreciate the fact that it usually is
important how the words on a site are spelled and assembled.

But you do? Help the poor guy out, if you can.

On Mon, 10 Mar 2014 13:36:25 -0400, F*O*A*D wrote:

On 3/10/14, 1:26 PM, wrote:
On Monday, March 10, 2014 1:11:08 PM UTC-4, F*O*A*D wrote:
On 3/10/14, 12:55 PM, KC wrote:

On 3/10/2014 11:30 AM, KC wrote:

On 3/10/2014 11:28 AM, wrote:

On Monday, March 10, 2014 10:28:56 AM UTC-4, KC wrote:

Posted this about a week ago was hoping at least for a comment or

two. I



spent about a month learning the types of coding necessary to put all



the different scripts together... It's one reason I have been so quiet



lately..







Anyway, last try... http://www.newenglandtreemasters.com ...







I know a couple links are still dead. I spent the last two weeks



building the "Portfolio Page" and putting in the controls.. The



"Equipment" page took a while too but it has a display script,

inside of



another display script. The Flash presentation on the front page is



"stock" but I did add my own objects and actions to in for another



website I am working with, doing that in Macromedia Flash... Most of

the



adjustments to the site are border and background colors and making



things line up with the Cascading Style Sheets that are the basic

layout



and feel of the site etc... Anyway, the customer really likes the color



scheme but I still have to do a new logo... And ironically, like I said



before the customer speaks English as a second language and hired me to



"communicate" to the customers for them



I took a quick look! Way too many exclamation points! Every sentence

doesn't need one!



See what I mean? :-)





Thanks, I will check it out.. Most of the work was on the back end and I

mostly put the words in to make everything even and fitting correctly...

Any other input is appreciated... thx...



Just went in and looked at punctuation... Have some hs english to

remember but I did lose about 90% of the exclamation points, thanks

again for pointing that out...





Punctuation usually is taught in grammar school and maybe junior high,

but not in high school. A high school teacher might correct one's

grammar or spelling errors, but typically wouldn't be teaching the

students grammar or spelling, unless he or she were teaching the

bonehead classes and a certain minimal competency were needed for the

sort of social promotion/graduation you got.

Of course you are right, but as we all know... spelling is the only thing you could do on a project like this. Thanks for the input though



Actually, Scotty, I could write all the text on that site in a way that
would be more informative and wouldn't introduce the sort of spelling,
grammar, and style errors that would embarrass the client or the people
charged with putting the site together.

Obviously you don't realize or appreciate the fact that it usually is
important how the words on a site are spelled and assembled.

So, FOAD, instead of your usual rancorous ****, why not write it and send it?

There's no call for the continuous assholish behavior.

On Monday, March 10, 2014 1:36:25 PM UTC-4, F*O*A*D wrote:
On 3/10/14, 1:26 PM, wrote:

On Monday, March 10, 2014 1:11:08 PM UTC-4, F*O*A*D wrote:

On 3/10/14, 12:55 PM, KC wrote:



On 3/10/2014 11:30 AM, KC wrote:



On 3/10/2014 11:28 AM, wrote:



On Monday, March 10, 2014 10:28:56 AM UTC-4, KC wrote:



Posted this about a week ago was hoping at least for a comment or



two. I







spent about a month learning the types of coding necessary to put all







the different scripts together... It's one reason I have been so quiet







lately..















Anyway, last try... http://www.newenglandtreemasters.com ...















I know a couple links are still dead. I spent the last two weeks







building the "Portfolio Page" and putting in the controls.. The







"Equipment" page took a while too but it has a display script,



inside of







another display script. The Flash presentation on the front page is







"stock" but I did add my own objects and actions to in for another







website I am working with, doing that in Macromedia Flash... Most of



the







adjustments to the site are border and background colors and making







things line up with the Cascading Style Sheets that are the basic



layout







and feel of the site etc... Anyway, the customer really likes the color







scheme but I still have to do a new logo... And ironically, like I said







before the customer speaks English as a second language and hired me to







"communicate" to the customers for them







I took a quick look! Way too many exclamation points! Every sentence



doesn't need one!







See what I mean? :-)











Thanks, I will check it out.. Most of the work was on the back end and I



mostly put the words in to make everything even and fitting correctly...



Any other input is appreciated... thx...







Just went in and looked at punctuation... Have some hs english to



remember but I did lose about 90% of the exclamation points, thanks



again for pointing that out...











Punctuation usually is taught in grammar school and maybe junior high,



but not in high school. A high school teacher might correct one's



grammar or spelling errors, but typically wouldn't be teaching the



students grammar or spelling, unless he or she were teaching the



bonehead classes and a certain minimal competency were needed for the



sort of social promotion/graduation you got.



Of course you are right, but as we all know... spelling is the only thing you could do on a project like this. Thanks for the input though







Actually, Scotty, I could write all the text on that site in a way that

would be more informative and wouldn't introduce the sort of spelling,

grammar, and style errors that would embarrass the client or the people

charged with putting the site together.



Obviously you don't realize or appreciate the fact that it usually is

important how the words on a site are spelled and assembled.

NO ONE CARES....**** OFF.

On 3/10/2014 12:11 PM, F*O*A*D wrote:
On 3/10/14, 12:55 PM, KC wrote:
On 3/10/2014 11:30 AM, KC wrote:
On 3/10/2014 11:28 AM, wrote:
On Monday, March 10, 2014 10:28:56 AM UTC-4, KC wrote:
Posted this about a week ago was hoping at least for a comment or
two. I

spent about a month learning the types of coding necessary to put all

the different scripts together... It's one reason I have been so quiet

lately..



Anyway, last try... http://www.newenglandtreemasters.com ...



I know a couple links are still dead. I spent the last two weeks

building the "Portfolio Page" and putting in the controls.. The

"Equipment" page took a while too but it has a display script,
inside of

another display script. The Flash presentation on the front page is

"stock" but I did add my own objects and actions to in for another

website I am working with, doing that in Macromedia Flash... Most of
the

adjustments to the site are border and background colors and making

things line up with the Cascading Style Sheets that are the basic
layout

and feel of the site etc... Anyway, the customer really likes the
color

scheme but I still have to do a new logo... And ironically, like I
said

before the customer speaks English as a second language and hired
me to

"communicate" to the customers for them

I took a quick look! Way too many exclamation points! Every sentence
doesn't need one!

See what I mean? :-)


Thanks, I will check it out.. Most of the work was on the back end and I
mostly put the words in to make everything even and fitting correctly...
Any other input is appreciated... thx...

Just went in and looked at punctuation... Have some hs english to
remember but I did lose about 90% of the exclamation points, thanks
again for pointing that out...


Punctuation usually is taught in grammar school and maybe junior high,
but not in high school. A high school teacher might correct one's
grammar or spelling errors, but typically wouldn't be teaching the
students grammar or spelling, unless he or she were teaching the
bonehead classes and a certain minimal competency were needed for the
sort of social promotion/graduation you got.


Your snarky, assholeish, demeaning, remarks are far less helpful than
the other constructive critisisms he was given. Is it because you just
don't know the subject matter?