Firefox (running on Windows XP and Vista) will errantly display a form input or textarea field with an unpredictable background color–mostly a yellowish color. Although we’re still looking at a W3C-valid remedy for this in Firefox, a background image will suffice the wanted results.
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Unbelievable!!!

We found this article on quite a few blog sites and would like to share it with everyone else. Is there any way of purchasing stock in Linux yet? How much are Apple’s shares going for nowadays?

continue reading "Microsoft Discloses Government Backdoor on Windows Operating Systems"

PayPal has been around for quite some time and it has served as a good transaction solution for low-scale transactions as well as E-Bay commerce.

continue reading "PayPal is not a sound primary E-Commerce option!"

We have been receiving quite a few inquiries upon recommendations of hosting solutions for small businesses. Our hosting recommendation for small- to medium-sized businesses: Dedicated Server andVirtual Dedicated Server (often called Virtual Private Server) Solutions. If a business has a web site that is generating revenue or crucial business transactions, then a Dedicated or Virtual Dedicated Server is a must! The shared hosting is a good start, but not as a long-term solution.

continue reading "Hosting for small businesses"

The original article is posted by Wendy Bounds on the Wall Street Journal Web site at:

http://blogs.wsj.com/independentstreet/2008/06/10/12-ways-to-market-to-small-businesses-in-a-slowdown

Marketing to business owners has gotten tricky with credit markets tight and gas & food prices rising.

continue reading "Marketing to Small Businesses in a Slowdown"

The Law Office of Yolanda M. Trotman, PLLC web site has been in existance since 2003 years with a web design firm that was gouging them severely. The owner was forced to pay an outlandish fee for a static web site that was neither custom-designed nor user-friendly.

continue reading "Project: Trotman Law 2.0"

This is an edited reproduction of an article written by David Johnson, featured on Inc. Magazine.

Many online businesses have had difficulty establishing a “merchant account” – a special type of bank account that holds the proceeds from credit card transactions.Without a merchant account, Web businesses can’t accept credit cards and may miss out on more than 60% of their sales opportunities. Here are three of the first steps in establishing a merchant account for your Web business.

continue reading "Advice for Merchant Accounts"

For those who would like to examine some legal aspects of E-Commerce, there is a very good article published by Inc. Magazine (a magazine that all small business owners should have a subscription to) that I would like to direct your attention to:

http://www.inc.com/articles/2000/05/19706.html

It is an informative starter for those who are serious about an E-Commerce endeavor.

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