From time to time we come across a client who does not have any digital files for their branding. The original designer or printer (sometimes one in the same) never delivered the source files or they were lost after being created several years ago. Many times all we have to work with is a scan from a business card or brochure.
All is not lost, because with a few simple tricks in Illustrator, we can recreate the logo in a much easier format to work with. All in less time than it takes to make a phone call to the original designer (who has probably lost the files anyway). [More]
Jun 28, 2006 • by Donovan Myers
When working with database recordsets in an Active Server Pages environment, I often need to store my data in an array. The difficulty with arrays is that there are no native functions in VB Script to easily sort an array. I've created a quick function that will easily sort arrays.
This function will reorder all the information in each row of the array so that the selected array column is sorted. The first row of the array is used to decide which variable types are being used for the sort column. I use this in many of my sites where I have to pull back encrypted data from the database. I decrypt the data with our MemberProtect object inside of the ASP script then place all the data into an array.
Once the data is in the array I can sort it and display it to the user. Future enhancements to this function will include the ability to select which column of the array you would like to sort o... [More]
Jun 27, 2006 • by Donovan Myers
Today I hung a 38" x 38" framed picture in less than 30 seconds without nails, screws, a hammer or drill by using the most innovative, yet simple invention I've seen in years. [More]
Jun 22, 2006 • by Jason Sherrill
Most shopping cart systems offer the basic functionality that allows customers to add products to their carts and checkout. To convert more visitors into customers and keep customers coming back, make sure that your e-commerce software offers these features [More]
Jun 12, 2005 • by Donovan Myers
InetSolution, Inc. has developed and launched a new e-commerce website for Monicatti Chrysler Jeep of Sterling Heights, Michigan. The site’s URL is http://www.monicattichrysler.com InetSolution developed the site under their Six Month ROI program that allows retailers to build an e-commerce site and recoup their total investment in six months or less. "To lower development costs, we use an open source e-commerce platform," said InetSolution owner Jason Sherrill, "and we minimize ongoing costs by providing clients with our InetActive management system to manage content, inventory, customer records and order processing." Sherrill says, "Monicatti’s new site is one of the few auto dealer websites in the Detroit area that allows customers to schedule service and body shop appointments, apply for auto loans and buy Mopar Performance parts all on one site." Mon... [More]
Apr 6, 2005 • by InetSolution Staff
