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I don't understand why people use a mouse when a trackball is so much more efficient. Trackballs come in several styles, but think of them as upside down mice. Which means you don't have to move the unit, just tickle the ball. When you set up a new mouse or trackball, make sure you enable the "snap to" feature in the Control Panel. That automatically puts your cursor in the default places, and saves a lot of running around the screen. Johanna
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We figured a way for you leatherworkers to get your site rankings up and draw in extra business. Glance up at your toolbar- see that button that says "Directory"? LW is proud to use its power to help our members get found by customers and make sales. This is going to a huge deal in the future, so get in there and create an account. You want business? We have a way for all the shoppers who come here to browse your sites and pick the right leatherworker for their job. Any registered member of LW can have a plain free ad, but if you want more of a stand-out presence, we can do that, too. And here is the best part- not only will your ad be seen by more people than any other place in print or online that you can advertise, it's CHEAP. We're talking waaaay less than it would cost to take out a classified ad in a newspaper or the yellow pages. The point is to have a comprehensive leatherworker directory that keeps you guys and gals busy at the bench and not thinking about day jobs. (yuck!) We hope you use this service and make some money off it- if you are a custom leatherworker or saddlemaker with a website, you want to be in the Directory. If you are a supplier or business that caters to leatherworkers- we are offering a regular text ad for the entire month of February for FREE, just so you can see how much your ad can impact your business. When you see the extra hits your site gets, and the phone starts ringing, we are confident you will want to stay with us and choose a plan that's right for you. You won't faint when you see the prices, either. With the high traffic and the low prices, you have to agree this is the best advertising deal to a TARGET market ever. We are more affordable than magazine ads, yellow page ads, radio advertising, newspaper advertising, PLUS our Directory will be seen by more leather folk than all that other advertising combined. The math speaks for itself.The top of this page has the links to compare different advertising campaigns and to sign up. It's easy and fast, and we want you to benefit from the Directory feature. Please ask Kate or me if you have questions or need assistance. We are happy to help you.
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If someone feels "attacked", there is a little yellow triangle marked "report" on the bottom left of every single post. Click that button and let the staff know there is a problem. One post to this topic is already gone because it served no constructive purpose. Generally, when people introduce themselves, they say Hi, and this is what I do and who I am. No one that I can recall has said "Take your best shot" in their intro and announced their intentions to "piss people off", so excuse me if I'm a little bewildered. People have tried to steer this and the other thread back on track, and it keeps getting bumped with another voice chiming in. Why are we responding so heatedly? Perhaps we're just not used to this communication style here. Personally, I'd rather not start a precedent, so either keep it friendly and civil, or the thread will be locked and we will move on with more important things, like talking about leatherwork. Johanna
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The Leatherworker Directory is Now Live
Johanna commented on CitizenKate's blog entry in CitizenKate's Blog
Kate and I have wanted to do a leatherworker directory for years. A huge thanks to our donors and sponsors who make it possible for us to keep improving the site. We hope the directory makes it easy for people who land here and want to shop to find the right leatherworker, and that you leatherworkers stay busy enough to keep the lights on and the mortgage paid. -
What you want is a content management software. Kate and I have been pleased with Concrete5, an open source software with add ons available. If you don't want to go through the learning curve again, PM CitizenKate to have her set it up for you to manage yourself. If your site includes a storefront there are a couple of choices for "shopping carts", some free, some not. You can also Google payment gateways for more info on ways to accept money online. If you have more specific questions, Kate and I can probably help. Johanna
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From the album: Man Made Mobile
Edited by Richard E. Ahlborn for the Smithsonian Institution© © leatherworker.net
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From the album: Subdivisions of a Hide
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From the album: How to set Grommets and Rivets
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How to Replace a Zipper on a Jacket
Johanna added images to a gallery album in Our Leatherwork Galleries
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How to Replace a Zipper on a Jacket or Coat
Johanna posted a gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries
From the album: How to Replace a Zipper on a Jacket
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From the album: Knots, Splices and Rope Work
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How to cut and Make your own Lace
Johanna added images to a gallery album in Our Leatherwork Galleries
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From the album: How to cut and Make your own Lace
Save money and get the quality of lace you need. Here's how, courtesy of Ken Clark (Beaverslayer)© © leatherworker.net
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From the album: Beaverslayer
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From the album: How to Make a Holster
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From the album: Tool Impressions
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From the album: Tool Impressions