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a)what you must need ™ —decide what you really need for your website. Cool graphic, music, or maybe just first download of the webpage.
b) I need this, I need that © — Cool Flash, Firework can be attractive, but visitor quickly get tired too.
c) SSI — For shopping cart you need this feature to get your customers trust.
d) Veri what? Better see than tell you.
e) Alternative approach: Zen cart [to make your ecommerce shopping cart | need programing knowladge]]
5) Incase you were bitten by poisonous internet sneak. You have been cheated!
a) Oh, Why you had forsaken me?
B) Is there a hope
C) If every thing failed, step 2
D) Step 2: Ask third party for assistance
E) Tell me your story
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This page was used to gather information: some of them are gone.
it is just kept for reference right now.
For Final Sitemap: Example: http://internetsecuritypro.comodo.com/sitemap.html
index.htm — Home page, this is the first entrance of the website.
01 Index.htm let's use this as Home base: http://sos2project.awardspace.info/main.htm
02 Two.htm
03 Three.htm
04 Four
05 Five
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08(this page)
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Random comments: Life sucks. No help nor reply from SNS. Search engine results are not so encouraging either. There are some limited free logo or back ground, template, but good one or eye catching one, of cause cost money.
—Wataru seken wa onibakari.—
For Sales:Tips: Branding
from Business on main
#1 Know your brand's story
#2 Get support, but stay in control
#3 Be open, but stay true to your vision
Tracy Dayer
http://businessonmain.msn.com/default.aspx?episode=26&source=msneditorial>1=25049
Money transaction:
Shopping cart Example: http://www.mivamerchant.com/ From Girl genius site
http://www.indyplanet.com/catalog/pages.php?page=1&pID=12&osCsid=28cd838c5d135cd4462df47393c481a4
Paypal:
http://www.volusion.com/
https://seal.verisign.com/splash?form_file=fdf/splash.fdf&dn=WWW.COMPUSA.COM&lang=en
Site for AD? and News flash?
Twitter:
Example:https://twitter.com/TigerDirectcom
http://twitter.com/compusa
example2:
http://www.marketingprofs.com/chirp/2009/26/twitter-in-real-life
category : eye: http://www.rebuildyourvision.com/
http://alaskaoregonwesternwashington.bbb.org/WWWRoot/Report.aspx?site=114&bbb=1296&firm=11026680
http://www.allaboutvision.com/buysmart/see_clearly.htm
-http://www.improve-vision.com/order_improve_vision.html
http://www.engadget.com/2009/03/30/videogame-training-may-improve-eyesight-no-word-on-the-health-b/
http://technologyexpert.blogspot.com/2009/03/action-based-video-games-improve.html
AD: http://www.projectwonderful.com/advertisehere.php?r=1&c=0&id=1193&type=2&_r=http%3A//www.drowtales.com/mainarchive.php%3Forder%3Dchapters%26id%3D1185%26overview%3D1%26chibi%3D1%26cover%3D1%26extra%3D1%26page%3D1%26check%3D1
Here are answers to some common questions about DNS.
Websites have both a "friendly" address, called a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) and an IP address. People use URLs to find websites, but computers use IP addresses to find websites. DNS translates URLs into IP addresses (and vice versa). For example, if you type http://www.microsoft.com into the address bar in your web browser, your computer sends a request to a DNS server. The DNS server translates the URL into an IP address so that your computer can find the Microsoft web server.
The last part of a URL is called a top-level domain name (TLD). TLDs identify different types of websites. Here are some common TLDs and what they stand for:
| Top-level domain |
Stands for |
|---|---|
.com |
commercial (business) site |
.net |
Internet administrative site |
.org |
nonprofit organization |
.gov |
U.S. government agency |
.edu |
educational institution |
In addition to the TLDs listed above, individual countries or regions have their own TLDs. For example, .ca is the TLD for Canada.
Some computers are given a different IP address each time they connect to the Internet. An Internet service provider (ISP) can use a few IP addresses to serve many customers that way, but it means that your computer's "address" on the Internet is always changing. If you host a website, you don't want the website name to change, even if your ISP changes the IP address. DNS dynamic update automatically maintains the relationship between your fixed website name and the changing IP address so that your website is easy to find on the Internet.
You must be connected to the Internet to look up a DNS name or IP address.
At the command prompt, type nslookup, a space, and the IP address or domain name (for example, nslookup microsoft.com), and then press ENTER.
When you type a web address into your web browser and press ENTER, you are sending a query to a DNS server. If the query is successful, the website you want opens; if not, you'll see an error message. A record of these successful and unsuccessful queries is stored in a temporary storage location on your computer called the DNS cache. DNS always checks the cache before querying any DNS server, and if a record is found that matches the query, DNS uses that record instead of querying the server. This makes queries faster and decreases network and Internet traffic.
At the command prompt, type ipconfig /displaydns.
Clearing the DNS cache forces DNS to query a DNS server rather than using information stored in the cache. You might want to clear the DNS cache if you are moving and changing websites, or if you are receiving repeated errors when you know the web address you are typing is correct.
If you are not logged on as an administrator, you must use an elevated command prompt to complete the following steps. For information, see Command Prompt: frequently asked questions
At the command prompt, type ipconfig /flushdns.