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Table of contents
I.
Introduction
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To The Web
Eric Grapengeter is the owner of Legacy
Stables in Erie, CO. He has worked in
the field of electronic catalogs
and ecommerce for more than 15
years and has extensive experience
in maintaining and publishing
electronic data. Most recently Eric worked
for a $6 billion company architecting
electronic catalogs.
If you are interested in more information about catalog management, Eric can be contacted at:
Eric's
"Tack-nology" blog |
by
Eric Grapengeter
Today's horseman is increasingly using current technology to gain a competitive advantage in this industry.
Sales of horses posted on-line are become more common. Stables starting on-line stores for some extra income
is not at all unusual. There is, however, a lack of information on how to best utilize the web, without spending
countless hours in front of the computer getting pictures and descriptions up to a website.
This tutorial is short, and is intended to provide some help in this arena. This is not just for today's horseman,
but for anyone wanting to become more proficient at using web technologies.
Included is some recommendations on software that I have found helpful in navigating this course. By no means are
these recommendations required for performing the steps outlined here. If you would like to save time searching
for tools, the recommendations made here will be useful. Most tools are simple to use, inexpensive or even free to
obtain, and begin to fit together in a "toolchest" for working on the web.
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