Thanks!
Many people and organizations directly and indirectly helped create this web site and support our business. This page is our way of showing our appreciation.
- Larry Moore: Invaluable content review and suggestions.
- Gail Claremont: Lots of patience, proofing, and great meals.
- Dreamweaver Support Forums: Web development assistance.
- Project Seven: Web development assistance.
- W3 Schools Online: Web development tutorials.
- Friends, colleagues, & clients: Site review and valuable feedback on site functions & features.
- Enkoder: A utility to protect e-mail addresses posted on web pages.
- Spybot Search & Destroy: Helping keeping our systems spyware free.
- Avast! Antivirus: Helping keeping our systems virus free.
- Dawn Wood: Cool graphics.
- Tyrone & Pat Small: Site critique and recommendations.
- Daryl Reynolds: OpenVMS hardware and software assistance, CHARON-VAX support, generous supplies of Texas beef jerky.
- Keith Parris: OpenVMS clustering and volume shadowing assistance.
- Colin Butcher: Technical proposals, large scale OpenVMS systems, and real time environment support.
- John Reagan: OpenVMS Engineering, MACRO-32 performance.
- Kathy Moore: Priceless proofing.
- Mozilla Foundation: For the Firefox web browser.
- CommunityMX: Assistance with web development issues, particularly the thorny ones around browser differences.
- Forum participants: A particular note of thanks to all of you that devote time and energy to responding to questions on the many technical forums on the web, all of it gratis. Thanks for being there!
- John Cogan: Advice on web design and troubleshooting assistance.
- Dreamweaver FAQ: Web development assistance.
- Macromedia: Web development tutorials.
- World Wide Web Consortium (W3C): HTML and CSS validation tools.
- Mailwasher Pro: E-mail spam detection.
- Bob Osola: Information and code needed to fix PNG display problem in Internet Explorer.
- John Egolf: OpenVMS technical and marketing support.
- Gaitan D'Antoni: OpenVMS technical and marketing support.
- Kerry Main: IT consolidation and presentation development.
- Greg Jordan: OpenVMS Engineering, MACRO-32 performance.
For anyone we've overlooked, Thank You! Your contributions are appreciated.
