By Chris Lahey
Friday, April 03, 2009
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We just launched our new website yesterday evening. Launching is always a frantic event. No matter how much you pre-plan, it always seems to be a frenzy of last minute To-Do's that make a launch an especially stressful event. It took us about 6 months from the moment we decided to do a redesign to get it launched. Take into consideration that we were doing client work concurrently. The standard "cobbler's family with no shoes" syndrome.
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By Chris Lahey
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
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Over the past few days I've been going back and forth with the support team at Mosso. They are great by the way. However, we couldn't seem to find a solution for the problem that I was having. I needed to return 301 redirects for .html pages and have them redirect to their proper .aspx pages in a newly redesigned website.
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By Chris Olberding
Thursday, January 31, 2008
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Over the last month I had begun to notice significant performance issues
when working with Photoshop CS3 eventually culminating Photoshop crashing when
trying to load any file. Apparently PS has some major bugs and issues involving
network printers.
If your default printer is a network printer Photoshop will stall and delay
when opening any file.
Our printer at S4 is attached to another computer which I access over the
network, last week we replaced that system with a new notebook, which was given
a different name and place on the network leaving me with a broken printer
connection. Apparently this was the cause of Photoshop crashing. Try to keep
your default printer set as a local device if you're experiencing any of the
same issues.
I was also experiencing some of the toolbars and other windows being blank
until I rolled over them but this seems to be fixed by updating the Adobe suite.
By Chris Olberding
Thursday, January 31, 2008
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Over the last month I had begun to notice significant performance issues
when working with Photoshop CS3 eventually culminating Photoshop crashing when
trying to load any file. Apparently PS has some major bugs and issues involving
network printers.
If your default printer is a network printer Photoshop will stall and delay
when opening any file.
Our printer at S4 is attached to another computer which I access over the
network, last week we replaced that system with a new notebook, which was given
a different name and place on the network leaving me with a broken printer
connection. Apparently this was the cause of Photoshop crashing. Try to keep
your default printer set as a local device if you're experiencing any of the
same issues.
I was also experiencing some of the toolbars and other windows being blank
until I rolled over them but this seems to be fixed by updating the Adobe suite.