June 30, 2009
We all want to save electricity when we can. Both Macs and PCs have power management controls to spin down hard drives and put the computer to sleep after a designated time. For most situations, it’s not a problem. If you are uploading images to weddingprints.com or sending a large order through LablinK Plus, BIG PROBLEM!! Once the hard drive spins down or the computer goes to sleep, you have lost your connection and the order will not complete. Using the screensaver is fine, but turn off the power saving tools on your computer. If you aren’t using your computer, just turn it off. This will save you lots of aggravation in the long run.
Happy 4th of July!
S.A. Levine
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Posted by S.A.Levine
May 13, 2009
Here are some great tips to allow you to use the upload cart with www.Weddingprints.com with either Safari or Firefox. Firefox requires an additional step, but I will get to that later.
The first thing you will need to do is go to your hard drive and click on the applications folder. Click on utilities, then java, then java preferences. This will open a window with two boxes. In both boxes, J2SE 1.4.2 will be on the bottom. You will need to drag it to the top of the box for both applet and application. Here is a screen shot of how it should look when you are done. Restart your computer, and you should be good to go. I have tested this with a 1200 image upload in both Safari and Firefox, and it works.
Now, for Firefox users, there is an extra step.
Once you click upload, you will need to go to the progress box and hit the green plus. This will expand the box to the entire screen, and then reposition itself in the top left hand corner. At this point the text will be visible with status information.
This test was done with OSX 10.5.7 and the latest Safari and Firefox
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Posted by S.A.Levine
April 16, 2009
Caught on Film has a good answer to a question that you may have been asked from your customers before – “Why do you charge so much for a print that I can get at Wal-Mart for under two dollars?”
The answer of course is that your clients aren’t paying for just a piece of paper – they are really paying for your time and expertise. Or, as Caught on Film puts it, “Think of it this way – the next time you pay $X to get your hair done, a pair of scissors only costs $1.50. But you gladly pay a lot more to hire a Professional.“
Read the entire article here.
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