On 13 Aug 98, at 22:43, Chad Zimmerman wrote:
> If anyone gets a job and the client wants to be located on dev-com.com, or
> you are considering using their services, I strongly recomend turning you
> back on them.
> Then the company started badmouth and insulting me to other people,
Chad,
I have been there as well.
Just wanted to let you know that your case is not so unusual.
Once I get focused I will start to write my little intro (cgi/html)
that will lead a person to understand what is involved in creating
the simplest of email forms. It will begin with a set of basic
requirements such as complete access to the web domain (such as what
I get at iserver). A minimum would be telnet access to cgi-bin in
which I could do what I want and access to log files. A must would
be that if any perl module was not installed that it could be
installed by someone by the end of the day -- but I would list a
minimum that if these were not installed then the person was using
the wrong host AND I WOULD NOT do any work for them. PAIR.com does a
good job of describing what they have. Anyhow, this and much more
has to be discussed/understood in advance of a job.
Peter
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Peter J. Schoenster [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Exercise Your Brain..Read a Book http://www.rede.com/
Free CGI Scripts and Applications
http://www.rede.com/samples/index.html
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