New Vobster website goes online!!!!

"Pete S." <spamPetespam@spamderwentspamelec.spamclara.spamco .spamuk> wrote
in message news:4199cad5.80865718@news.clara.net...
> On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 00:53:40 -0000, "Bardo" <me@privacy.net> wrote:
>
> A menu system to navigate by would be nice - at the moment you need to
> work through all the articles to find a particular item.

In what respect, Pete? Is the menu system that runs down the left hand side
of the page not enough? Are you actually seeing it? If not, do you have
JavaScript enabled?

> Apart from that not bad.

Cheers - glad you like it

> Ahem - What you really need to do though, as you are a commercial
> site, is buy in some decent pictures of your wreck.........

Yeah, good idea Pete - know anyone good?

> Comments - good, bad and indifferent - are, of course, welcome and will be
> used to further improve the site!

Ahhh, cute ducks... particularly the one trying to eat the camera! :O)

Looks good anyway, you've managed to make a muddy hole in the ground look
quite appealing!

Only one thing i'd say is it would be nice to have a small jpg of the
regional map, rather than them being embedded inside pdfs (although keep the
pdf for high-res / printing) - would make it quick for a reference as to
where exactly Vobster is. Admittedly this is partly my fault for not having
gone back to an earlier version of Acrobat, but anyone with the newest
version will I expect know the pain involved in waiting for Acrobat to load!
:O(

David

> Comments - good, bad and indifferent - are, of course, welcome and will be
> used to further improve the site!

Ahhh, cute ducks... particularly the one trying to eat the camera! :O)

Looks good anyway, you've managed to make a muddy hole in the ground look
quite appealing!

Only one thing i'd say is it would be nice to have a small jpg of the
regional map, rather than them being embedded inside pdfs (although keep the
pdf for high-res / printing) - would make it quick for a reference as to
where exactly Vobster is. Admittedly this is partly my fault for not having
gone back to an earlier version of Acrobat, but anyone with the newest
version will I expect know the pain involved in waiting for Acrobat to load!
:O(

David

> Comments - good, bad and indifferent - are, of course, welcome and will be
> used to further improve the site!

Ahhh, cute ducks... particularly the one trying to eat the camera! :O)

Looks good anyway, you've managed to make a muddy hole in the ground look
quite appealing!

Only one thing i'd say is it would be nice to have a small jpg of the
regional map, rather than them being embedded inside pdfs (although keep the
pdf for high-res / printing) - would make it quick for a reference as to
where exactly Vobster is. Admittedly this is partly my fault for not having
gone back to an earlier version of Acrobat, but anyone with the newest
version will I expect know the pain involved in waiting for Acrobat to load!
:O(

David

> Comments - good, bad and indifferent - are, of course, welcome and will be
> used to further improve the site!

Ahhh, cute ducks... particularly the one trying to eat the camera! :O)

Looks good anyway, you've managed to make a muddy hole in the ground look
quite appealing!

Only one thing i'd say is it would be nice to have a small jpg of the
regional map, rather than them being embedded inside pdfs (although keep the
pdf for high-res / printing) - would make it quick for a reference as to
where exactly Vobster is. Admittedly this is partly my fault for not having
gone back to an earlier version of Acrobat, but anyone with the newest
version will I expect know the pain involved in waiting for Acrobat to load!
:O(

David

> Comments - good, bad and indifferent - are, of course, welcome and will be
> used to further improve the site!

Ahhh, cute ducks... particularly the one trying to eat the camera! :O)

Looks good anyway, you've managed to make a muddy hole in the ground look
quite appealing!

Only one thing i'd say is it would be nice to have a small jpg of the
regional map, rather than them being embedded inside pdfs (although keep the
pdf for high-res / printing) - would make it quick for a reference as to
where exactly Vobster is. Admittedly this is partly my fault for not having
gone back to an earlier version of Acrobat, but anyone with the newest
version will I expect know the pain involved in waiting for Acrobat to load!
:O(

David

> Ahhh, cute ducks... particularly the one trying to eat the camera! :O)
>
> Looks good anyway, you've managed to make a muddy hole in the ground look
> quite appealing!

Actually, reading through it, it might have to go on the club's list of
'places to visit'! Looks quite good actually, especially now that i've seen
everything in Stoney about 100 times! Might be a good end-of-term trip for
us (assuming the sea is crap, which it will be in December i'm sure).... now
i've just got to find 4 people to teach something to so I can get in for
free :O)

David

> Ahhh, cute ducks... particularly the one trying to eat the camera! :O)
>
> Looks good anyway, you've managed to make a muddy hole in the ground look
> quite appealing!

Actually, reading through it, it might have to go on the club's list of
'places to visit'! Looks quite good actually, especially now that i've seen
everything in Stoney about 100 times! Might be a good end-of-term trip for
us (assuming the sea is crap, which it will be in December i'm sure).... now
i've just got to find 4 people to teach something to so I can get in for
free :O)

David

> Ahhh, cute ducks... particularly the one trying to eat the camera! :O)
>
> Looks good anyway, you've managed to make a muddy hole in the ground look
> quite appealing!

Actually, reading through it, it might have to go on the club's list of
'places to visit'! Looks quite good actually, especially now that i've seen
everything in Stoney about 100 times! Might be a good end-of-term trip for
us (assuming the sea is crap, which it will be in December i'm sure).... now
i've just got to find 4 people to teach something to so I can get in for
free :O)

David

> Ahhh, cute ducks... particularly the one trying to eat the camera! :O)
>
> Looks good anyway, you've managed to make a muddy hole in the ground look
> quite appealing!

Actually, reading through it, it might have to go on the club's list of
'places to visit'! Looks quite good actually, especially now that i've seen
everything in Stoney about 100 times! Might be a good end-of-term trip for
us (assuming the sea is crap, which it will be in December i'm sure).... now
i've just got to find 4 people to teach something to so I can get in for
free :O)

David