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Email Address Converter - an online tool enabling you to provide partial protection for your email address against Spam.
Standards Compliant HTML Code - the importance of correctly coded web pages.
Modular Website Construction - consistent appearance, simple and inexpensive site-wide updates using hand built templates.
Proven Ecommerce Experience - use your website to improve your profitability.
Reliable Internet Marketing Strategies - setting honest and realistic goals.
Personal Service - Charlie and Mal, one and the same

Website Hosting - quality hosting of your new website from AUS$129.95 per year!
Website Analysis and Repair Service - it could save you money and keep your customers happier
Website Applications such as Email Forms, Order Forms, Database Services etc - keep your visitors interested and interactive
Spam-proof Your Website - essential website housekeeping!
Updates to Existing Websites - is your website current and easy to find?
Rates - Standard, Commercial, Wholesale - can you afford NOT to have well coded web pages?

Apple have released a Windows version of their excellent web browser Safari. I have had a quick look at it, and it appears to work really well. It only runs on XP and Vista however.
Now it really is time for PC users to get rid of Internet Explorer and use a decent standards compliant browser. Firefox is available for those with older versions of Windows.

Microsoft have released version 7 of their Internet Explorer browser for the PC. Finally they are offering the support for now ageing web standards such as transparency in PNG images (5 - 10 years behind the rest of the world), fixed positioning of page elements and tabbed browsing. This has enabled me to redesign this site for the whole world. Hooray!
If you experience problems with any standards compliant website now, it is likely that you will need to download a standards compliant browser (eg Firefox, Netscape, Safari, Opera, iCab) or update your Internet Explorer to Version 7. No doubt it will have some unexpected bugs - it wouldn't be a Microsoft product without - but hopefully they will be fixed in a timely fashion.

Microsoft have bludgeoned me into submission. Because my website looked so awful on IE6, and because so many people still use it, I have gone back to 12 year old web design. (Quietly weeping with frustration...)

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