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SPECIAL NOTE: Not all web browsers and internet service providers (ISP's) support the use of some of the applications we use. If necessary, please use our CONTACTS web page and send an email message instead. Those applications have a SUBMIT button at the bottom of the form, with a link under the SUBMIT button. Complete the form, and press the SUBMIT button once when finished. Then click the link at the bottom of that page to exit, or use the BACK button of your browser. For the most vital applications, we use a form of SSL (secure socket layer) that WILL be acceptable to ALL browsers and ISP's. At the bottom of those pages is a SUBMIT button. When you complete the form and click the SUBMIT button, your information is encrypted and stored on our server. Those applications are credit card secure and HIPAA compliant. You will be taken to a new page when the data is accepted. You can exit from that new page as provided by the application. Questions ? Need additional help ? Please email me : RonL@IHSnet.com From:
kathy.evans@..........
Ron, So, tell me again how to use the web applications to send data to add to my web site ? Kathy
Kathy, Thanks for trying ! Using the web will save you money, and make updating the site much faster. here are some hints. . . . when submitting text, do not format or use tabs. Do not set up tables or columns. Just type sentences until you make a paragraph. Let your word processing program "wrap" the text by itself. Hit return at least 2 times between paragraphs, even more if you want. For each page, make sure the major headings are in upper case, then hit return, then type the paragraph. . . . when you do any formatting or laying out, it might look nice to you, even look nice in the email message. But we spend hours re-formatting and re-typing to make HTML code out of what we get sent. Just create big long strings of sentences with upper case major headings. Do not place line feeds (returns) between sentences unless they are paragraphs, then hit return at least 2 times. Send the graphics as an attachment to an email. If all else fails, mail me a floppy disk or burn a CD with the text and graphics. . . . when you have the document typed, please check the spelling & punctuation. Then, save the file as a "plain text document". this is a setting you get to choose when you save the file. Then, send the text file as an email attachment. Or, "cut and paste" the text directly from the document into an email message. That works well too. . . . if you are using the web application to send a newsletter, calender or weekly special update for inclusion, you can do the same thing (cut and paste into the application). The application will ask for things like, what dates to run the special. What kind of update it is, and then you will find a text box on the form for COMMENTS / SPECIAL NOTES. That's where you include the text you cut from the document you prepared. It's easy ! NOTE: Captive internet access accounts (like AOL, WebTV, others) don't do forms very well. Test before you send lots of documents. Send one, save the file, if it doesn't work, we'll get right back to you. Otherwise, once you send the file, you can dispose of it or back it up (better idea). If you can't use the application, send an email with the text as described above. You always have to send photo's and graphics as an attachment to an email message. . . . if you want to just "practice" make sure you tell us somewhere on the form that "THIS IS A TEST". . . . it might be useful to visit a few of the Web Mastering Skills pages we have prepared. You can find the link on our site. It's not hard - it does require a rethinking perhaps of how you prepare the content you are going to send. But with a little practice, you'll get the hang of it, I'm sure ! Ron Louis w/Integrated |
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