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Clients and ProjectsThese are a few of the companies I have worked with recently. |
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Clients and Projects 121 Fundraising Ltd. 301 Design Abbey Storage ABS Wastewater Technology Ltd Acacia Conservatories Air Heating (Southern) Ltd. Almond Art Alpha Impact Ltd. Art du Midi Blairgowrie Guest House Broadway Records Bruce Burlington & Co. Ltd. Buy it Here Cachet (London) Ltd. Camping La Corconne Canon Consumer Imaging Careys Private Hire Dartford Council Dellcourt House Denew DIY or PRO DIY or TRADE Excel IT Ltd. GAP Photos Gites in the Languedoc Haymarket Publishing Hiltongrove Audio Bank Hiltongrove Business Space Le Palais des Roses Lynwood Lodge Marie-Louise von Motesiczky Metacosm Metal Cleaning UK Ltd Moving Ahead Online Ltd. MSL Medical Pepperneck Pro-Talk Regent Carriage Services Rail Professional Development Save Your Feet Sea Containers Shopping Alley South Essex Gymnastics Club South & East Essex Training Group Standish Metal Treatment Ltd Sunnyseek Sunnyseek World The Digital Donkey The Gifted Goat The Fashion Fish The Furnished Frog Trade and DIY The Holiday Hippo The Lamp Company Weatherbys |
Pro-Talk Story Editing System: Pro-Talk are a UK-based internet publishing company which produces several email newsletter and web site combinations in the industrial and scientific sectors, for example Engineering Talk After initial discussions with the client who was looking for a Visual FoxPro system to distribute among various editors of the many web sites run by Pro-Talk. I proposed a system using ASP (Active Server Pages), ADO (ActiveX Data Objects) and ODBC (Open Database Connectivity) to run in a browser and interface to Visual FoxPro data tables, this solution resulted in a very cost effective system that can be run on any PC that has a browser and web server software installed that supports ASP. The system has recently been modified to allow editors to create weekly newsletters by simply selecting from a series of screens.
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