[WebDNA] Partners in Crime

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2010


It keeps the original formatting.
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texte = --Apple-Mail-87--1061937587 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=WINDOWS-1252; format=flowed; delsp=yes Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Pardon me, I know that this may not be the best place for this, but I don=92t know =20= where else to look. At least this will begin the discussion. I will =20 try to keep this short and thanks for reading on=85 World-wide-art.com has been using WebDNA for the past 14+ years. Every =20= year or two we look at competing technologies to see if there is =20 something better for ecommerce and keep coming back to WebDNA. We run =20= WebDNA in house, on a Mac, with iTools, over a dedicated T1 line. We wish to take our site to the next level, but since we do all our =20 programming in-house, we need some outside help that can focus on the =20= programming so we can focus on sales. We are a retail art and custom =20 framing site (basically retail sales ecommerce site). We are looking =20 for someone to work with us on moving forward. We currently use =20 WebDNA, HTML, DHTML, CSS and some Java. There will be more Java in the =20= future. We would like to see some WebDNA sites from programmers that are =20 interested. You don=92t have to be a Mac expert (we have Tenon for =20 that), since we know that would negate 90% of the programmers out =20 there. We want someone (our partner in crime) that can help implement =20= our ideas and suggest things that are becoming standard on ecommerce =20 sites. Begin discussion now=85 Thank you, David. www.world-wide-art.com ps. Sorry I forgot the important part, yes, this is a paid gig and =20 hopefully a long-term relationship. World Wide Art, Art Gallery and Custom Framing questions@world-wide-art.com Disney Preferred Animation Art Gallery Specializing in Limited Editions by Today's Top Artists and Custom Conservation Framing. http://www.world-wide-art.com 1-800-518-8453 or 1-510-538-8453 --Apple-Mail-87--1061937587 Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary=Apple-Mail-88--1061937581 --Apple-Mail-88--1061937581 Content-Type: text/html; charset=WINDOWS-1252 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Pardon me,

I know that this = may not be the best place for this, but I don=92t know where else to look. At least this will begin = the discussion. I will try to keep this short and thanks for reading = on=85
 
World-wide-art.com has been using WebDNA for = the past 14+ years. Every year or two we look at competing technologies to see if = there is something better for ecommerce and keep coming back to WebDNA. We run = WebDNA in house, on a Mac, with iTools, over a dedicated T1 line.
 
We wish to take our site to the next level, but = since we do all our programming in-house, we need some outside help that can focus = on the programming so we can focus on sales. We are a retail art and custom = framing site (basically retail sales ecommerce site). We are looking for someone = to work with us on moving forward. We currently use WebDNA, HTML, DHTML, CSS and some Java. There will be more Java in the future.
 
We would like to = see some WebDNA sites from programmers that are interested. You don=92t have to be a Mac expert (we have Tenon for = that), since we know that would negate 90% of the programmers out there. We = want someone (our partner in crime) that can help implement our ideas and = suggest things that are becoming standard on ecommerce sites.
 
Begin discussion = now=85
 
Thank = you,
David.
www.world-wide-art.com
 
ps. Sorry I forgot the important part, yes, this is a paid gig and hopefully = a long-term relationship.

World Wide Art, Art Gallery and Custom = Framing
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--Apple-Mail-87--1061937587 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=WINDOWS-1252; format=flowed; delsp=yes Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Pardon me, I know that this may not be the best place for this, but I don=92t know =20= where else to look. At least this will begin the discussion. I will =20 try to keep this short and thanks for reading on=85 World-wide-art.com has been using WebDNA for the past 14+ years. Every =20= year or two we look at competing technologies to see if there is =20 something better for ecommerce and keep coming back to WebDNA. We run =20= WebDNA in house, on a Mac, with iTools, over a dedicated T1 line. We wish to take our site to the next level, but since we do all our =20 programming in-house, we need some outside help that can focus on the =20= programming so we can focus on sales. We are a retail art and custom =20 framing site (basically retail sales ecommerce site). We are looking =20 for someone to work with us on moving forward. We currently use =20 WebDNA, HTML, DHTML, CSS and some Java. There will be more Java in the =20= future. We would like to see some WebDNA sites from programmers that are =20 interested. You don=92t have to be a Mac expert (we have Tenon for =20 that), since we know that would negate 90% of the programmers out =20 there. We want someone (our partner in crime) that can help implement =20= our ideas and suggest things that are becoming standard on ecommerce =20 sites. Begin discussion now=85 Thank you, David. www.world-wide-art.com ps. Sorry I forgot the important part, yes, this is a paid gig and =20 hopefully a long-term relationship. World Wide Art, Art Gallery and Custom Framing questions@world-wide-art.com Disney Preferred Animation Art Gallery Specializing in Limited Editions by Today's Top Artists and Custom Conservation Framing. http://www.world-wide-art.com 1-800-518-8453 or 1-510-538-8453 --Apple-Mail-87--1061937587 Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary=Apple-Mail-88--1061937581 --Apple-Mail-88--1061937581 Content-Type: text/html; charset=WINDOWS-1252 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Pardon me,

I know that this = may not be the best place for this, but I don=92t know where else to look. At least this will begin = the discussion. I will try to keep this short and thanks for reading = on=85
 
World-wide-art.com has been using WebDNA for = the past 14+ years. Every year or two we look at competing technologies to see if = there is something better for ecommerce and keep coming back to WebDNA. We run = WebDNA in house, on a Mac, with iTools, over a dedicated T1 line.
 
We wish to take our site to the next level, but = since we do all our programming in-house, we need some outside help that can focus = on the programming so we can focus on sales. We are a retail art and custom = framing site (basically retail sales ecommerce site). We are looking for someone = to work with us on moving forward. We currently use WebDNA, HTML, DHTML, CSS and some Java. There will be more Java in the future.
 
We would like to = see some WebDNA sites from programmers that are interested. You don=92t have to be a Mac expert (we have Tenon for = that), since we know that would negate 90% of the programmers out there. We = want someone (our partner in crime) that can help implement our ideas and = suggest things that are becoming standard on ecommerce sites.
 
Begin discussion = now=85
 
Thank = you,
David.
www.world-wide-art.com
 
ps. Sorry I forgot the important part, yes, this is a paid gig and hopefully = a long-term relationship.

World Wide Art, Art Gallery and Custom = Framing
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