on 7/29/04 10:14 PM, James M Woods at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Paul, > > You were doing fine until the last line. Bees n' honey you know ;-)
Hi James, Bees /honeys is a good maxim much of the time, but sometimes criticism or strong criticism is appropriate. In this case, the change of interface could cause the loss of domains. That is a very serious problem. Anyhow, glad you are on it. Y'all have a good weekend, now. Josh/Swerve > However, I have to agree with the fact that this presentation for renewals > is not functionally acceptable, so let me get more details tomorrow and > we'll make it better. > > Cheers, > > James > > > On 7/29/04 3:40 PM, "Paul Gordon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> The renewal management section used to list names in the order they >> were about to expire. >> >> Now it lists them in alphabetical order, and when you click the expiry >> date header, it changes to list-by-date, but lists the ones expiring >> LAST first, and you have to click it AGAIN to get it to list them in >> "tell me the ones about to expire" mode. >> >> Who is responsible for this, and did they ever study user interface >> design in school? > > James M Woods > Product Manager -TLDs > Tucows Inc. > 416 538 5453
