
Those web programmers sure are an honest bunch. Either that or my job is just too small for them to want to bother with it. This is what I heard all day yesterday.
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"If you got this far with your website, I'm sure you can configure the store."
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"You've done a good job here, it doesn't look like you need my help."
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"You shouldn't pay someone for this, you can do it."
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"You sound smart enough, just use the help files that came with it. That's what a programmer would have to do anyway, all stores are different."
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"It's very similar to HTML."
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"I don't want to charge you for something you can easily do yourself."
They were very helpful, giving me some hints on how to tweak other areas of my site a little bit, and telling me where to look for the file I'm trying to alter. But come on, guys, I wouldn't be calling for help if I didn't need it.
So, now I've left a message at PC For Seniors. I'm not quite a senior yet, but if they can teach me what I want to know, I'll be happy to act like one.
Though in the meantime, I've been fiddling around with the website files, and I think I found what I was looking for. I copied the file to MSWORD in case I royally mess it up and just want to put it back the way it was, but maybe those guys were right. I might be able to do this.
Just in case though, I'm waiting for that phone call to find out how much a few hours of tutoring will cost. It'll be worth it, whatever the cost.






Cathi, this is the first time I've visited your blog...welcome aboard (actually, I think you've been aboard longer than I have at landingthedeal.com here on KMM).
I can assist with pointing you in some good directions as far as web and logo stuff goes, if you'd like. One of the companies I own is a local home window tinting company (I'm a partner...I don't actually do the tinting). Take a look at the website which is www.indoorshade.com and see if you like the site. If you do, you could have something similar for around $500. It's an awesome service that I just happened to stumble on to...I do all my sites through them now. Anyway, hope that helps. Good luck! Sounds like a fun business you've started.
Posted by: Dan Tudor | March 3, 2006 11:02 PM | Permalink to Comment