Free NACHI web sites get two upgrades

[wforsyth]

That's why they put in the safeguards Greg. To keep people like you from unfairly tilting the balances in the wrong direction.

[Russell Spriggs]

Chris, it looks great, but I may have messed up . . .
First I put in a name I would like to have for a domain name, but without a ".com" and was told there may be a typo error with it.

Not realizing that the lack of a ".com" may have been the issue, I typed in my existing "cdaInspector.com" and it accepted it.

Does this mean that my existing www.cdaInspector.com will be switched over to this format? I don't want that, as I want to keep what I have.

Also, it was not clear to me if we were supposed to purchase a domain name before starting the process you described above, or if this would be some kind of (hidden code?) NACHI domain.

If I didn't state myself clearly, please give me a call!

At any rate, I don't want my existing cdaInspector template changed . . .

Thanks!

Russ

[wforsyth]

That's what's going to happen Russell. It will switch it unless you contact your host company.

[jhanna1]

Chris,
I just went to the new web site design and changed to the new template. now the second line is partially cut off, not showing my full business name.
Is that something I should be ale to fix?
Thank's, Jim.............

[Chris Morrell, CTO]

Originally Posted by rspriggs

Does this mean that my existing www.cdaInspector.com will be switched over to this format? I don't want that, as I want to keep what I have.

Russ,

Nothing will change unless you change your DNS settings with the company you bought the domain with (your Registrar). As long as you don't make those changes, you're fine.

Once you have the domain name set up at InspectorPages.com you have to go to your registrar (Godaddy, Network Solutions, et cetera) and set your NAME SERVERS to the name servers provided to you when you signed up at InspectorPages.com.

Originally Posted by rspriggs

Also, it was not clear to me if we were supposed to purchase a domain name before starting the process you described above, or if this would be some kind of (hidden code?) NACHI domain.

You must use a domain name that you've purchased for this system. You can either purchase it before or after you set it up with InspectorPages.com.

[John M. Acaron]

Chris I just changed the domain to Panamacitymoldinspector.com and can not get anywhere. Can you check please?

Warmest regards,

John

HOMEINSPECTORUSA, LLC
www.HOMEINSPECTORUSA.biz

[Russell Spriggs]

thanks for the response, Chris-
Looks like I'm not in trouble!

Now, are there some folks who are using this, so we can see what they actually look like?

Thanks!

[wforsyth]

http://www.inspectorpages.com/wforsyth

[Russell Spriggs]

OK, Wendy, thanks-

Do they all look so low-resolution, I wonder, with the letters of the name running over the text - or is it just the way it shows up on my screen?

Nice format, if it's clearer than how I can see it on mine . . .

A great service, & much appreciated, but I'm just wondering if it shows up that way to everyone else?

[Russell Spriggs]

Same resolution when I view

http://www.inspectorpages.com/inxil

Also. Anybody else, or just my screen?

[Chris Morrell, CTO]

Originally Posted by rspriggs

Do they all look so low-resolution, I wonder, with the letters of the name running over the text - or is it just the way it shows up on my screen?

Russ,

What web browser are you using?

[David P. Valley]

Chris,

Thanks for the "free" upgrade. I like both options. You are absolutely "The Best".

I'll keep you updated on the DNS switchover. I changed over one of my domain names today.

[Russell Spriggs]

Originally Posted by inxil

Russ,

What web browser are you using?

Standard equipment with PC - Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0.

I seem to recall that you use Firefox.

It may look different with that, but on "out-of-the-box" stuff . . .

You may want to take a look, Chris!

[Chris Morrell, CTO]

Russ,

Can you post a screen shot? Everything was tested in Internet Explorer, Firefox and Opera before the release. The text in Internet Explorer doesn't look like it's being anti-aliased quite right (I hadn't noticed that before) but I don't see any overlapping text, etc.

[Russell Spriggs]

Originally Posted by inxil

Russ,

Can you post a screen shot? Everything was tested in Internet Explorer, Firefox and Opera before the release. The text in Internet Explorer doesn't look like it's being anti-aliased quite right (I hadn't noticed that before) but I don't see any overlapping text, etc.

Sorry, Chris; I'd have to be taught how to do that!