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Written by Alex Bremer
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Tuesday, 05 August 2008 |
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We are delighted to note that the site we built for the Pink Floyd Fan Club (Brain Damage) has received it's 7 millionth visitor (since it's launch in late 2006), and we're particularly gratified that the first site we launched on the Joomla platform has held up so well in terms of manageability and bandwidth demands.
The site's manager, Matt Johns, updates the site with daily news concerning the band and its fortunes, special offers and tour news, and we're as keen as anyone else out there to see what he's posted on the site.
Read about the Brain Damage website...
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Written by Alex Bremer
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Tuesday, 22 July 2008 |
Jack is forever reminding me to "Google" a solution to the various and varied technical problems that we inevitably come up against during our working day, and invariably there comes a time (usually after hours of fruitless labour) when I have to admit defeat and seek assistance from within the numerous forums and articles that litter the Internet.
However, today set a new benchmark; for two days I'd toiled on a newsletter for a client. Hours of tweaking code, checking on numerous browsers, various versions of Outlook (old and new), as well as the Gmail rendering, had left me baffled as to why Outlook 2007 was making such a pig's ear of the newsletter layout. It didn't seem to matter what I did - it looked dreadful.
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Written by 3B Web Design
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Monday, 11 February 2008 |
We've all lost out on an auction we desperately wanted to win on eBay, or paid more than we felt we should have. The best way to ensure you win the item you want, and only one of them, at the best price, is to snipe the auction!
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Written by 3B Web Design
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Friday, 18 May 2007 |
 AVG AntiVirus - it's free to use, updated daily and uses less of your computer's processor than the better-known alternatives such as Norton.
We install it on all our clients' PCs and they have had no troubles so far (touch wood!)
http://free.avg.com/
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Written by 3B Web Design
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Friday, 20 April 2007 |
 Directory Enquiries, but free - need I say more?
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