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January 18, 2010

New Flash Website

I finally got around to replacing my clunky old FrontPage website with a streamlined flash site designed entirely with CoffeeCup software.  Please check it out at www.frank-mcadam.com

While on the subject, I should mention I was favorably surprised by CoffeeCup.  The product is inexpensive but powerful and easy to use.  What's really phenomenal is the tech support.  When I was unable to properly uploand one page, CoffeeCup scheduled a free telephone support session.  The technician called me promptly and stayed online with me for a half hour until the problem was totally debugged. 

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