| Q: | Where are you located? |
| A: | Approximately 75 miles northwest of Washington, DC, in Martinsburg, West Virginia. |
| Q: | What does HTML stand for? |
| A: | HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language and is the programming language most web pages are written in. |
| Q: | What does FTP stand for? |
| A: | FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol and is used to upload HTML files to the web server. |
| Q: | Who do you use to register domains and to host the website? |
| A: | I use GoDaddy.com. They charge $9.99 per year for new .COM domain registration and $4.74 per month or $56.88 per year to host a website on their servers. |
| Q: | Why GoDaddy.com? |
| A: | Because of their low cost and reliability. |
| Q: | How do you write HTML code? Do you write your own code in Notepad or use an HTML editor? |
| A: | For the most part I use Notepad. |
| Q: | What FTP program do you use? |
| A: | I use a shareware program called AceFTP Pro v3. |
| Q: | What constitutes an HTML page? |
| A: | One set of html tags. An html tag is the letters "html" enclosed in angle brackets like these: <>. This website would count as 5 pages. |
| Q: | What is your price per line of HTML code based on? |
| A: | How many kilobytes of data are written. |
| Q: | What is a kilobyte? |
| A: | A kilobyte is 1000 bytes; a byte is a single character or space. For example, this answer (not including the HTML tags) is 139 bytes long. |
| Q: | What is scanning? |
| A: | Scanning is converting a print or a slide into a JPEG by use of a scanner. If you provide us with a slide or a print, we will scan it for you, embed it on the page, and return the originals to you. |