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All features listed are available for every tier, with some exceptions. Due to the cost of implementing certain features, it may be more economical to upgrade to the next higher tier. It is not necessary that all of the available features be used in your website, however there are no discounts or credits for unused features in your selected tier. Please note that Microsoft SQL 2005 Database Services are only available on servers running Microsoft Server products. ICS Engineering also have MySQL v4 available for those who prefer a Unix host server. Both our Unix and Windows servers support FrontPage Extensions. Our Windows-based 64-bit servers support Microsoft SharePoint Services 2007 with SharePoint Designer 2007. |
Microsoft's SQL 2005 Relational Database is a fully SQL compliant database that runs well on Windows Server 2003. The database runs as a server (daemon for those familiar with Unix systems) and maintains a list of available tables. Additional tables can be created, opened and maintained by SQL 2005 database. Unused or unneeded tables can be dropped from the list of open tables at any time. Queries can take two forms. The first form is the traditional SQL statement or stored procedure. The second is to form the query in standard English, as English Query™ module is installed to SQL 2005. Your CGI code allows a web page to create a table, populate it, maintain it, engage in data mining operations using either or both query types, and then dropped when no longer used. Your code will need to pass a connection string, followed by a login string in order to successfully employ the database server. Authorization and authentication are provided by the hostmaster upon request. Microsoft .NET Framework™ (see it's description further down on this page.) can be employed in order to provide secure database transactions. More information about SQL 2005 and how to create SQL statements can be found on Microsoft's website at msdn.microsoft.com/sql.
There was a time when only the largest enterprises could afford the sophisticated analysis tools needed to extract business intelligence from raw data. Microsoft set a new standard when it added OLAP Services to SQL Server 7.0, making those same tools a standard feature for organizations of all sizes. Analysis Services makes powerful business analytics even more accessible.
ICS Engineering has supported Microsoft enterprise-class relational databases since SQL Server 2000. ICS has recently upgraded or server to support Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Enterprise. All the power of SQL Server 200 with the increased ease of management of 2005. Our Unix hosts support MySQL, which has recently been purchased. More information about SQL Servers in the Software Development Section of this website, and the MYSQL buyout in the World News Section.
Designed for use by database administrators and application developers, Analysis Services lets anyone with SQL and Microsoft Visual Basic® programming experience use OLAP tools to create custom analysis applications. Using a middle-tier server, SQL Server 2005 can perform extremely complex and sophisticated analyses on large volumes of data with exceptional data-retrieval performance. The following additional features make SQL Server 2005 one of the most powerful business analysis databases on the market today:
Data Mining. Integrated data mining services will help your company sift through large data sets to uncover hidden patterns and make valuable predictions about future business trends. In combination with Microsoft Commerce Server, SQL Server 2005 will store and analyze click-stream data collected from the Web.
Web-Enabled Analysis. Two new features—linked OLAP cubes and HTTP access to cubes—make SQL Server 2005 the first database to offer powerful data analysis over the Web. In addition to enabling you to extend your analysis capabilities to partners outside the firewall, these features deliver new value by creating opportunities to sell access to your database to new customers over the Web.
Closed Loop Analysis. Analysis is one thing. Action, another. Microsoft OLAP Actions, a new feature of Analysis Services, extends the power of business analysis with new functionality that allows knowledge workers to take the conclusions they reach and use them to automatically drive business processes.
All of our servers at ICS Engineering, the Windows Server-based servers, as well as our Linux-based servers, support PERL scripting language. PERL™ is a simple programming language loosely based on C/C++. The ActivePERL™ module is installed on Microsoft® Internet Information Server® 6.0 in order to provide a common alternative to JavaScript™ or VB Script™ (Visual Basic script language is similar, although not identical to Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0). Many scripts are readily available on the Internet, and most, with little or no modification, will run on Windows Server 2003 and IIS 6.0. For more information on this scripting language, please consult the PERL™ website. Tutorials and educational materials, along with a good variety of sample scripts can be found there. Here's some "inside information" about PERL:
Burlington Coat Factory has a record of adopting technologies like UNIX and Java. In this tradition, the company's Director of Networking, Matt Fahrner, has been using Perl for numerous needs: managing IP systems, managing an LDAP database for proxy servers, and generating reports on statistics gathered through authorization subsystems.
Depending on the application, anywhere from fifteen to thousands of Burlington Coat's users are served under Perl. One application supplies menuing for all of the company's end users, thousands of them. Others fulfill report-generating, client/server, and system needs. Pretty much anything requiring parsing is a good use for Perl, according to Fahrner. "We use it as an all-purpose scripting language for just about anything you can think of."
Burlington Coat was an adopter of Perl after-the-fact, Fahrner admits. The company started out using a combination of C programs, c-shell and bourne-shell script solutions. "In many cases, this was a lot more work and led to non-portable, obfuscated code," Fahrner says. "Eventually, about 4 years ago, we started to recognize that Perl was a good tool for the same tasks."
Why Perl was Right for Burlington Coat
Perl has the ability to do complex parsing while maintaining a complete and robust syntax. "Because almost all the system capabilities of the C language exist within Perl, and it exhibits the strong but simple-to-use parsing capabilities of languages like awk, Perl makes for an incredible systems programmer's tool," Fahrner says.
"It completely lends itself to the maintenance of things like DNS, where heavy parsing and networking is required," he points out. "However, because it is a complete language, it is also very useful for general programming. The language is not difficult to learn for the average application developer, and its many tool kits make it ideal for database and user interface applications."
Another major benefit of Perl, Fahrner found, is the quick turnaround from coding to running. "Not having to recompile and link between test runs saves enormous development time," he says. "Yet, with its on-the-fly compilation, its code runs efficiently enough to be used in places we otherwise wouldn't consider scripting languages. It's a good trade-off between the simplicity of scripts and the benefits of compiled code, and this is true at many levels."
You can learn how to program using the PERL scripting languages, incuding tutorials, code samples, snippets, and more right in the Software Development section of our website.
Learn how large and small companies are putting Perl to work by reading more Perl Success Stories.
Microsoft .NET Framework (pronounced Microsoft dot net framework) is a set of tools that interface with clients and servers installed on IIS 6.0. The .NET Framework provides encryption and security to obscure sensitive server calls and database access, as well as other uses. A SQL Server 2005 connection string contains personal login/password information that normally is passed as clear text to the server. This is an extreme security risk, as your userid and password are revealed in the code, for anybody to view. Microsoft .NET Framework provides encryption functions that allow you to specify a connection string, encrypt it so that nothing is revealed, and then passed and decoded at the server level. All one need do is cut and paste the encrypted string over the clear-text string, providing inherent security by default. Look for more information on Microsoft's website at msdn.microsoft.com/netframework.
ICS Engineering's servers are constantly being maintained, and when and where applicable, upgraded. As of this update, our Windows Server-based servers currently support Microsoft .NET Frameworks 1.1.4722, 2.0.33, and the latest, 3.0.1. Your virtual server will need to be configured for the framework level you require. Just let us know.
More information on programming, supported languages and technologies, programming tips, tricks, code samples, snippets, documents and more are all available throught the software development section of ICS Engineering's web site. Check out the other sections of our website after you are through researching your new web site, and learn some technologies that you may apply to your design. There exists so may web different technologies that it has become very easy to design a site that is unique to you, customized for your message. Check it out!
As part of Microsoft's enhanced software development toolkit (SDK), a template is available that interfaces to a running relational database, such as Microsoft® SQL 2005 Server™ that is installed on ICS' servers. This shopping cart program provides web-based tools, by which the web administrator can create, modify and drop tables and populate those tables with records containing products for sale, as well as all pertinent information about each database item that is stored, such as PLU#'s, item descriptions, wholesale cost, retail cost, quantity available, reorder number, vendor, and more. the shopping cart is a set of scripts that runs on IIS 6.0 on Microsoft windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition. It is this edition of Windows Server that is currently installed on all of ICS' servers. Prepare reports, take in products, adjust quantities, prices, and more for each item stored in the database. You need not worry about such things as sharing violations, as all functions, including administration functions are multi-threaded, thereby avoiding any possibility of sharing violations in a multi-user environment.
Third party shopping cart programs and templates are available from other vendors, and some can be found in the file section of the ICS Engineering web site. ICS Engineering can support third-party shopping cart software, provided it has the proper capabilities. In the very near future, ICS Engineering will post a table containing the accepted and tested third-party shopping cart programs available today. ICS Engineering supports Linux Slackware 11, RedHat Linux 10 Enterprise Edition, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, and Microsoft Advanced Server 2008. Third-party products must support at least one of these platforms.
A good place to start would be the extensive file library that you can find on ICS Engineering's FTP site. If you are a Microsoft TechNet member, there is a plethora of Microsoft software that you may access here.
Microsoft's Internet Information Server (IIS) 6.0 supports multiple scripting languages natively. Two scripting languages it supports natively are JavaScript™ and Visual Basic™. Either language can be used in creating a web page, although one or the other usually has to be chosen, so IIS can be configured properly. One way to use a mixture of scripting languages is to use a web page designer application, such as Visual Studio .NET or JavaBeans™. These applications or integrated development environments (IDE's) support a mixture of scripting languages as well as a significant number of additional features, such as support for Shockwave™ plugins, Java applet plugins, DHTML effects and much more, depending upon which IDE you choose. VB Script is a subset of Visual Basic. Much of Visual Basic is supported in the scripting language, however some of the more complex functions and subroutines are not available. More information on Visual Basic and VB Script can be found from Microsoft's website at msdn.microsoft.com/vbasic.
In addition to the extensive online resources that you can find on the Internet, there is also a large catalog of software available for immediate download. Employing our FTP file servers, you are likely to find something in the line of projects, examples, code samples and snippets and more. Find manuals, tutorials and more in our Software Development section.
CGI is an acronym meaning, common gateway interface. In other words, CGI usually refers to a program that runs on the server that handles some functions that are used on a web page or website. In order to support functions and operations that are not handled natively by FrontPage™ Extensions, or IIS itself, a program must be written. Any scripting language or a mixture of scripting languages can be used to accomplish this goal. For example, if one wanted a clock to be displayed on his or hers webpage, most likely a JavaScript applet or a Java applet must be written to support the clock's functions. CGI scripts are usually created to handle some custom function such as handling the data created by an online form. A CGI program might accept input from fields within a web page form, format them a specific way and then email the results to the website manager. These are just two different applications for CGI and scripts. Most of this has already been explained in the PERL, VB Script and JavaScript modules in this section. Literally thousands of pre-written scripts can be found on the Internet. Most of these can be used as is, with little or no modification.
Java™ and JavaScript™ are trademarks of Sun Microsystems. Java is a visual programming language similar to that of Visual Basic .NET, while JavaScript is similar to VB Script. One can usually be used in place of the other. However, in some circumstances, both may be used together, if done through an IDE. JavaScript is the more common of the web programming languages, as it has been around longer. JavaScript also has the unique pleasure of being compatible across all platforms and devices. If the device, such as a PDA, smart phone or pocket PC, purports to have Java capability, then any Java or JavaScript application should run on it without any modification. Although, some functionality of the language may or may not be supported, depending upon the device's capabilities. For example, files may not be supported on devices that have no means of file storage. There are numerous books available on Java and JavaScript. For additional information and tutorials on Java and JavaScript, visit Sun's website at www.java.com/en/developers. The ICS Engineering web site contains volumes of resources regarding programming in Java and Javascript -- including example source code and projects. If you would like to learn more about this subject, consult the Programming section of this site.
Animations using Macromedia's Flash™ Technology are supported, making it easy to institute a variety of interesting user interface elements, such as interactive menus, surveys, setup configurators, and more. Tools are available to design menus, animations and more, on Macromedia's website; www.macromedia.com. Either Macromedia DreamWeaver® or Microsoft® FrontPage™ can be employed to insert a Flash animation and manage placement of it on the page under construction. Most web browsers have Flash and Shockwave™ installed today. Any web browser that lacks either plugin for their default browser will see an image that indicates the lack of installation of the plugins and provide a download link to the website. Macromedia has streamlined the installer by pairing both Flash™ and Shockwave™ in the same installer package. Make your site look like a custom commercial website by using Flash and Shockwave.
As Macromedia has been recently acquired by Adobe, the products supported may be subject to change, as Adobe absorbs Macromedia's product line into their own. Names are subject to change, and other titles are subject to availability. You can find some of the legacy products in our FTP file system, for as long as it is deemed feasible to hold onto them. WE will maintain compatibility for as long as we can, for the forseeable future.
More information about using Macromedia development tools can be found in the Software Development section of our website. Additionally, the applications will be available on our FTP site for a long as is possible.
FrontPage Extensions 2002™ are offered by Microsoft. Any server running FrontPage Extensions, even Unix-based servers, as well as others, are running Microsoft's FrontPage Extensions. The extensions contain the server applications that supply the "canned" CGI utilities that Microsoft FrontPage 2002 and 2003 make use of. In order to make use of FrontPage Extensions, it will be necessary to use Microsoft FrontPage 2002, 2003 or newer. Whenever you add a feature that requires extensions, the server side applications are provided for you. ICS Engineering employs Server Extensions 2002. Other hosting sites may offer FrontPage Extensions 2005 and not the newer. FrontPage should be compatible with previous versions, but not with higher versions. If you aren't sure, please contact your hosting company for additional details.
ICS Engineering's servers all suppoer Microsoft's FrontPage Extensions. Even our Linux Slackware and RedHat servers support FrontPage Extensions. Check our Software Development section for information and code samples of FrontPage Extension modules. From custom hit counters to site maps, these development tools are at your fingertips when you host your websites with ICS Engineering.
ICS provides a fairly large selection of form templates to be used for creating online forms. There are templates for guestbooks, internet search, local site search, table of contents, indexes, picture galleries, and many more. Additional form templates are available on the internet, too. More can be found at Microsoft's FrontPage website at www.microsoft.com./frontpage. If the template you want isn't available from the ftp download site on this web, or from Microsoft's download site, custom templates can be designed on a per-hour-charge basis for design. Contact ICS Internet Services for more information, or to obtain a list of available templates, if the list here is outdated.
You can find many more third-party templates and code samples both on the Internet and on the FTP file system provided by ICS Engineering. Find templates in out Software Development section, or details on how to write your own from scratch.
Personal websites usually are the easiest to design. Most people usually like to take a whack at designing theirs first. If your vision exceeds your talent, then you might want to have us develop the core website for you, leaving you free to add personal touches and give it a flair "all your own". A personal website can encompass a single page with scrolling attributes, similar to the design and construction of this page, or it can be hundreds of pages, with indices, table of contents, guestbook forms, JavaScript applets and more. Microsoft® FrontPage™ 2002 extensions are available at no extra cost. There is never a charge for Microsoft FrontPage Extensions. If your hosting company wants to charge you for making FrontPage Extensions available to you, give us a call. We can probably meet or beat their quoted price, and give you FrontPage Extensions for free.
Let ICS Internet Services provide a core website that closely meets with your intended image of what the site should look like, and then host it for you. We can provide the setting information that will allow you to edit your site online using Microsoft® FrontPage. You can download a copy of Microsoft FrontPage 2000 for free right from our free public FTP site.
If you're interested in a family-oriented website, where you can post pictures of your family, we have a template for a website of that nature. Help the rest of your family that live long distances away keep up with the kids! Post your resume on the web. This is a very common use for a personal website. Allow prospective employers to access your resume and references any time. Create a weblog of your favorite activities, or just blog for the fun of it, as many do now. Put up your own website now for fun and/or profit!
Coming Soon! ICS will offer a variety of website templates and an online designer that will allow you to create a personal website by yourself. After signing up for hosting service, you will receive an email at your primary email account, explaining how to make use of the online web designer and links to access your personal control panel. From this control panel you can configure, enable and disable the features you want, any time you want. If you are interested in this service, please contact the ICS webmaster and let him know. If there are enough requests, availability may be expedited. Currently, availability is slated for the end of the 4th quarter of 2004. Some of the templates that will be available are Weblog, Photo Gallery, Family Oriented, and Personal. Others will be added to this list on an as available basis. If you have any ideas for a template, contact us. If the template gets used, you may be eligible to receive one month of hosting for your own website for free!
Contact us today for an estimate, or to get started immediately. Get your free copy of Microsoft FrontPage 2000, link and setting information and get going! What are you waiting for?
(Note, free copy of Microsoft FrontPage 2000 does NOT qualify for updates or upgrades from Microsoft. To qualify for updates or upgrades, you must purchase a recent copy of FrontPage from any retailer.)
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The small business website is an extremely useful tool in today's business arsenal. From human services, to payroll, to online ordering, to online records keeping and more, the small business website has plenty to offer. Integrate it into a Corporate Intranet, or design both together to help small businesses cope with the vast amount of data and paperwork generated in a typical business. Or, set up a commerce website using readily available shopping cart software to increase sales. Most of the shoppers today are in the "buy it now" crowd. If they can purchase something online right now, they can feed their instant gratification urges, thus increasing your bottom line by a measurable amount. With a reasonable website promotion program of your choosing, a website can easily provide a great increase in sales and profits. See figure 5 for specific account information and pricing.
You can contract to have your website designed for you by our experienced programmers, using your plans, or creating a set of plans to fit with your business. There is a huge selection of designer tools available to our programmers, and they are experts in their field, when it comes to designing award winning, effective websites! Software from Adobe®, Microsoft®, Macromedia® and Ulead® to name just a few, is currently available for our programmers to use, with more being evaluated and installed on our computers every month. Should you have a preference, we can take that into consideration, and, if it isn't currently available to our programmers, we can negotiate a license for it for a dramatic savings over retail licensing costs.
Use our Shopping Cart software already installed on our servers, or provide your own. Please note that we will require proof of licensing requirements in order to install any software on our servers on your behalf. You can create your own commerce software if you have programmers of your own, using Microsoft's Visual Studio .NET Framework, which we support. Use PERL of JavaScript indiscriminately within the .NET framework, or without it to create the features you desire. Create custom applications and have them installed on our servers for custom commercial purposes, if you wish. Our programmers will work closely with yours to ensure that there are no compromises in server data integrity and security.
We think that the best of both worlds for any small business is to create a plan or project analysis of what you expect your website to accomplish and the data you expect it to handle and let us do the work.
Contact us today for an estimate. It may take up to 5 business days to complete an estimate based upon your plans. Get a free copy of Microsoft FrontPage 2000. Our programmers can be ready to begin your project upon completion of a design plan, depending upon features required and whether you require us to obtain software, tools or materials for you.
(Note, free copy of Microsoft FrontPage 2000 does NOT qualify for updates or upgrades from Microsoft. To qualify for updates or upgrades, you must purchase a recent copy of FrontPage from any retailer.)
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A corporate presence website covers all aspects of a medium to large corporation. It usually includes a corporate intranet or elements that can be integrated into an already existing intranet website. The difference between an internet and intranet website, is the intended audience. Both websites are actually accessible over the internet, however the intranet website is designed to handle in-house functions, such as those related to human resources, planning, project management and others. With an internet website, the corporation can handle customer service functions, online sales, and product support, to name a few. This website is designed for customers, clients and interested parties to interact with the corporation. The intranet website is designed for staff and employees to interact with the corporation. As with all websites, the idea is that by accessing the website, one may satisfy a need or curiosity without having to physically go to the person who heads that department. The keywords here are "information management".
Corporate websites and their intranet counterparts typically make use of an enormous number of resources, and not all of them are located on the same server. This introduces a concept called "distributed resources". If a resource is located on another computer located outside the realm of the corporate website, it can be brought on board through an associated link to that resource. The resource can even be displayed in a framed browser window, thereby maintaining the visitor's connection to the corporation. A well designed interface can blur the boundary lines between resources located on the current server, versus resources located outside the corporation. Some examples are local governmental offices, ticketing agents, travel offices and educational institutions. Their resources can be integrated into a large list of locally offered resources, making the outside services appear as if they are offered in house.
The intranet component is an important part of the corporate website. About 50%, in fact. You have an employee who wishes to schedule his vacation time for this calendar year. So, he or she will need to;
1. Call up a corporate calendar in order to find dates that are available for a vacation. This allows a corporation, in anticipation of busy days, weeks or months to black out dates that vacations may not be scheduled. By providing such a calendar online, employees and staff are able to see at a glance which months, days or weeks are available for vacations without numerous calls to superiors or to other departments in order to find this information. Plus, the information is readily available online and is constant for all viewers. Multiple layers may be added to the calendar, however, so that available and blacked out dates can be varied, depending upon the level or rank of the employee doing the checking.
2. Block out desired dates for his or her vacation. This will usually result in the requirement that a formal request be made, usually by filling out an online form which is then sent via email to the department head charged with handling vacation scheduling. Since schedules are usually issued on a first come, first served basis, the ability to manage vacation time online makes the process instantaneous, thereby making it easier for the vacationer to get the dates he or she requested.
3. Receive an approval or denial virtually instantly. The responsible department head is able to make a quick decision and respond to the applicant within minutes. Or, an application could be written that has the ability to make such decisions by taking company factors into account, such as; Is the employee eligible for vacation time? Does the employee have available the requested number of days? Is there a company event during that interval that requires the employee's presence? Do any of the vacation days overlap with another employee's vacation time? If so, is the overlap acceptable? It is decisions like these that are a good candidate for online automation.
For a corporate presence website, any and all resources that are available to us are available to you. We at ICS are constantly installing new capabilities on our servers as well as investigating others. We have ongoing research that is testing new services, software and hardware in order to bring these services to you. ICS provides cutting-edge technology and works hard to be an industry leader when it comes to products, services and software that you, the customer are interested in. If there is a service, program, application or anything else that your corporation is interested in, please contact us. We will conduct a feasibility study, which includes security and compatibility issues, among others. If the study concludes positively, we will make the service or application available to you. Pricing will be negotiated after the feasibility study is concluded.
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Web forms are forms that are designed to work from an online web page. By online, we mean internet or intranet websites, since the only requirement is that the page be served by a web server. All web servers have integrated instructions that allow processing of data acquired from the online user through the use of an online form. The form is a much used tool on the internet.
There are two parts to an online form, however. The form itself requires little more than placement of graphical objects onto a web page, usually by means of a web page editor such as Microsoft® FrontPage 2003™. In order to make the form functional, it requires that a program be written to run on the server. This program is written so as to "pick up" the form data from the web server. Then the program processes the information in an intelligent manner. For example, the form data may simply need to be formatted into a certain readable format and then emailed to it's intended recipient. This is very simply, however the program isn't.
The anagram "CGI" stands for "common gateway interface". That's just what the program in the above reference will do. It will accept the information from the form in two pieces each field. There is a field name, which is user specified when writing the code, and the value of that field. For every field designed into the online form, both the field name and the contents of that field are transferred to the CGI program. That program can then format the data in any way it wants, such as into an email format. The CGI program will then send it off to the mail service for emailing to the intended recipient. The uses for such a mechanism are virtually infinite.
Something to consider, however, is that the web designer isn't restricted in any way by the client or the server. The resources and features that can be programmed into a CGI script are limited by only two things; the client design tools and imagination. If you can conceive it, and you have the necessary software editor or tools to make it a reality, then it can be done. There are so many manufacturers of tools, that we can only name a few here. There may be others we haven't even heard of here at ICS. Some examples of website designer tools are; Microsoft® FrontPage 2003™, Macromedia® DreamWeaver™, Ulead® MediaStudio™ and Adobe® GoLive™ Each tool offers a variety of tools that can be used in creating a web page that contains forms, visual effects and many other ways to interact with a web page. You aren't limited to only one tool, either. Our designers make use of all of the tools listed here. If a special feature isn't readily available through one designer, we use a different one. Sometimes, in order to get the page we require, we may have to employ all of the design tools at our disposal to get the desired result.
Designing the CGI programs that make the forms and features function can require a lot of technical expertise and time. It also requires a detailed knowledge of how the server and its related services work. In order to get form data emailed to its host, a working knowledge of email systems and how the mail is handled on the server is required. Some of this information is constant across any platform due to standardization, but custom services are usually the realm of the system and staff programmers.
In order to employ the features and functions you require in your web, or on a specific web page, we recommend that our web design and programming departments write the script for you. Our skilled programmers can take into account such factors as multi-user compatibility, record sharing and security. In a multi-user environment, use of temporary files and buffers becomes important so that more than one user at a time can take advantage of the features on your web page. If two users attempt to access the same file at the same time, a sharing violation is the result. The computer will make one wait until the other is done with the file. This is not true about the html files, though, since the web server makes a temporary copy in a buffer, then sends you the copy. In this way, many users can see the same page at once. More than one can read a file, but nobody can access a file that is currently opened for writing. Our programmers know how to handle this and can ensure that your website visitors get the most robust and error-free experience possible.
If you have a requirement for scripts or special programming to carry out your goals for a website or a special page, such as an order form, guestbook or webmail, please contact us for more information and a detailed quote.
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