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Posted by Michelle C. on July 2, 2009, 5:41 pm
John wrote:
> wrote:
>> John wrote:
>>> I gave it a try and it looked easy enough to set up all of my
>>> pictures. The only drawback, is it is limited in the amount of photo's
>>> you can load for free. I have far more pics than their maximum. I
>>> will see how it goes, and if necessary, will up to the premium no add
>>> choice, just to get away from the sound of those annoying adds on
>>> Webshots. You can modify the way it looks fairly easily. This is just
>>> one of the default templates that they offered, so It was easier to
>>> choose than building it up from scratch. Not to bad a format.
>>> http://fixedgearhead.webs.com/
>>> John
>> Great-looking site, John. You're putting me to shame. ;-)
>>
>> I hadn't noticed the photo maximum. However, you are a much faster
>> quilter than I am, so it won't be a problem for me for awhile.
>>
>> Best regards,
>> Michelle in Nevada USAhttp://desertquilter.webs.com
>
> I think that if you wanted to use it for "Current Favorites" sort of
> thing, it would be fine. One nice thing is that it does have a blog
> area along with other features. So while the free subscription is
> limited it should work for that sort of thing. I may bite for the
> upgrade, just to accommodate all my pics. As to my "design skills".
> such as they are. I am of the click it and if it doesn't work. Try
> clicking it again. No skill involved.
> It is pretty easy to navigate through the process, but if you need to
> go back and correct anything {I did}, It will take you awhile to
> figure out the proper places to do that. I just stumbled on the
> solution, through no great skill level, and that was helpful.
> Otherwise, it would have taken me forever to figure it out. Not very
> clear instruction as to how to make corrections to the various
> elements of the site.
> It is what it is, so it is good enough for now. Thanks for the idea
> and the link.
>
> John
Hi John,
Yeah, I kind of had to muddle through a bit myself, but even so, I think
I spent only an hour on it so far. (And it shows! LOL!) However, I
didn't want to invest any more time if it turned out they had annoying
ads like webshots.
Anyway, I agree, it is a good alternative to webshots--unless someone
comes up with something better. (Honestly, when I did the search for
free web-building sites, it was the first one I clicked on.) And for
someone like you who has so many interests and is so prolific, I didn't
think the premium prices were too out of line.
Best regards,
Michelle in Nevada, USA
http://desertquilter.webs.com
Best
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