CHARLES ANGELICH wrote in a message to WAYNE CHIRNSIDE:

->> Tell me what the URL is and I'll give it a looksee. 

WC> www.stpci.com 

WC> Neither LYNZ nor LINKS opened it. St. Pete Computers 

CA> This is what I get with FireFox on my first try: 

CA> "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80004005'

Gee,  I didn't see that one.

CA> [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][TCP/IP Sockets]SQL Server does
CA> not exist or access denied."

Or that one.

CA> After clicking on refresh I finally get the page fully rendered
CA> here using both IEx v6 and FireFox v1.0.3.

I think it may have taken me a couple of tries,  too.

CA> The webpage at stpci.com seems to be generated using ASP code but
CA> the result is one large page with javascript at the top even before 
CA> the start of the HTML tags for 'start of page'. The CSS (cascading 
CA> style sheet) is embedded into the page rather than loaded as an 
CA> external file - and so on and so on.

CA> Almost a 'study' in how NOT to write a website. ;-)

Yep!

CA> The designer's webpage for http://www.e-managingsolutions.com shows
CA> as "under construction at this time". LOL

CA> If you _do_ happen to get in touch with St.Pete's (1-727-522-6424) 
CA> you might want to send them to my daughter who can design a 
CA> _proper_ website for them to use online - www.devedia.com. 
CA> St.Pete's has spent some money on their website, too bad it was all 
CA> wasted on what they have now (or don't have now). 

Hell,  *I* could do a better web page than that...!

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