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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Richy L on April 30, 2006, 07:33:45 pm
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What program did you use to make your own website?
I made my one with AOL. But im after something a little more proffesional. I'll be doing it myself, just wondering what you all thought was the best software
Cheers guys
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I built mine with dreamweaver.
Pretty easy program to use
Paul
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my brother teach dreamweaver and flash at the university, this is the standard for webdesign, macromedia have brought out a simplified version for about £70 for clients to make differences themself,so they did not have to constantly pay companies for changes , forgot what it is called but check out thier site
jinky
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Hi
I used microsoft frontpage and photoshop to make mine
Regards
Karl
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www.bravenet.com
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im just in the prosses of building mine with serif webplus 9
all seems very easy,
The hardest part is my wife letting me get on with! ;D
im just doing it pretty basic at the mo! so as not to bog down the surfer!
cant remember what it cost me but i always get a good deal from serif as always use them, watch this space as it were
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my brother teach dreamweaver and flash at the university, this is the standard for webdesign, macromedia have brought out a simplified version for about £70 for clients to make differences themself,so they did not have to constantly pay companies for changes , forgot what it is called but check out thier site
jinky
My website was done with Dreamweaver. The software I have to be able to make changes is called Contribute 3 and cost about £120. Really easy to use and upload changes.
Mick
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Hi Mick
I like the design of your website. How do you find the wfp system? I thinking off moving into the area do you recommend any company to buy the equipment from?
Regards Karl
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Hi Mick
I like the design of your website. How do you find the wfp system? I thinking off moving into the area do you recommend any company to buy the equipment from?
Regards Karl
When you say you are thinking of moving to the area. Do you mean Chesterfield or WFP? I got my kit from Facelift.
Mick
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Sorry i mean't into wfp not your area
Karl
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The facelift gear is good quality and the new poles they have developed are excellent. I live very close to their unit and call in most weeks to see them. The new poles can be seen on the Cleantech (http://cleantech.co.uk/) site. They are very very light weight and thin yet still very strong. Dan at facelift proved the strength of the tube by hitting an IBC cage repeatedly as hard as he could without even marking the surface.
Mick
I just noticed :o you are Cleantech as well :-\ any link?
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Hi Mick, the name is just a coincidence. Is Facelift the same company that hires the cherry pickers etc.
Karl
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Hi Karl
No, this is their website Facelift (http://www.faceliftcleaning.co.uk/gb/index.php)
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Thanks will give it a look
Karl
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I did mine with www.fasthosts.co.uk.
I'm a complete beginner. Mine cost me £7.99 for my domain name and £3.99 a month for hosting and that included setting up my site using a template (but they have loads of templates you could use and customise). See my past posts, where I've gone more indepth about it.
Ali
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its one big nightmare deciding where to host a website, im nearlly finished constructing mine. so looking for a host!!! :P :-[
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has anyone tried www.easyspace.co.uk for their hosting?
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Hi i use easyspace to host a football website i built.
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www.freevirtualservers.com (http://www.freevirtualservers.com)
I found these really cheap
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I used these
www.1and1.com (http://www.1and1.com)
and produced this
www.thewindowcleaner.biz
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good site the window cleaner [alan?] do you get much feedback or results from it? i note as most other window cleaners you clean conservatories and upvc, as i do read this add in this link! how wrong they are!! and desperate i think!!
http://www.dunstable.org.uk/upvc-cleaning.html