The CRNC is re-incarnated...
Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2004 8:56 am
OK, well today I spent the better part of the day and night thinking about the old CRNC site (http://crnc.notlong.com) former site of the newspaper and magazine, and later - articles posted about DHPOS and related news...
The site has grown tired and much in need of a shape-up and re-alignment. At the moment, I am envisioning a portal-like site, which offers links to getting POS, getting hardware, and getting support.
You can see the work in progress at http://return.no-ip.org/dalehnews/portal/index.asp
At the moment, I have only just completed the transfer of the KnowledgeBase to the new database and I think you'll really like the changes made in this area.
To access the KnowledgeBase, surf to the link above, and click Support, then click KnowledgeBase. Easy huh?
I have yet to work on printer friendly view and a search tool - but good things take time. I'm quite pleased with the new system for the KB, and one major thing to note is that links are now shown as attachments at the bottom of each article as well as what software/version applies to that article.
You can see examples of attachments on the latest article regarding Windows XP support for DOS programs, as well as from the File Format for the Employee names, accessible from the Programming category.
Cheers
The site has grown tired and much in need of a shape-up and re-alignment. At the moment, I am envisioning a portal-like site, which offers links to getting POS, getting hardware, and getting support.
You can see the work in progress at http://return.no-ip.org/dalehnews/portal/index.asp
At the moment, I have only just completed the transfer of the KnowledgeBase to the new database and I think you'll really like the changes made in this area.
To access the KnowledgeBase, surf to the link above, and click Support, then click KnowledgeBase. Easy huh?

I have yet to work on printer friendly view and a search tool - but good things take time. I'm quite pleased with the new system for the KB, and one major thing to note is that links are now shown as attachments at the bottom of each article as well as what software/version applies to that article.
You can see examples of attachments on the latest article regarding Windows XP support for DOS programs, as well as from the File Format for the Employee names, accessible from the Programming category.
Cheers
