Information on New Website

January 23, 2008 @ 11:00 pm

Being a new year and everything, I thought it was time for a new look with our website as well as some added functionality. In this post, I will explain what features remain the same, and what has been added. Keep an eye on the Website News category, as more available features will be described in detail.

What has (pretty much) Stayed the Same

Although many features of the site has stayed the same, most of them are at a different location, so you may have to update your bookmarks accordingly.

What Has Been (or will be) Added

Some of these features take advantage of some of the latest technologies and web standards. Watch for future posts that will elaborate further on some of these new features that will be available. If you have any questions about the new site, please contact the webmaster by clicking the “Contact Us” link at the top of the page, or post a comment/reply below if you think others should see it as well.

This article was posted by Andrew Wells under News & Events.


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