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persey



Joined: 14 Dec 2004
Posts: 5
PostPosted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 9:52 pm    Post subject: about using Reply with quote
Hi,everybody! I'm surprised that nobody ever mentioned www.Pixelpixie.com here. I bought Template from this Company because James adviced me that in his Manual.These guys offered me to buy their Manual how to use their Service.And neither in Manual of James, no in the Manual of the PixelPixie I do not see information which matches with real Life.
They say me: do this, Click this, you have to see this and that, but I do not see this because something is not going well.
I tried to contact Pixel Pixie,-no response at all.
Maybe somebody has any ideas?
Thak you !
Persey
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Charlie



Joined: 22 Aug 2003
Posts: 3305
Location: UK
PostPosted: Wed Dec 15, 2004 10:40 am    Post subject: Re: about using Reply with quote
Hello Persey.

First of all check that your IP is not filtering mail. If they are, whitelist PixelPixie, just in case they have been trying to reply to you.

Then try contacting PixelPixie again, but if they still don't respond contact James. If he recommends them he'll probably be interested to hear about how other people are being treated.

(I have used this approach once with the super affiliate who recommended a hosting company to me. It can be a way of piggybacking big boys support status, if you do it right.)

Hope this helps,
Charlie.
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Jeremy



Joined: 25 Oct 2003
Posts: 443
Location: New York
PostPosted: Fri Dec 17, 2004 6:29 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Hi,

Pixel pixie is a branch of http://1st-in-web-templates.com
Go there to get email info and phone number info.

Also James's manual gives instructions for FP 2002,
and the affiliate manual that 1st-in-web-templates
sells is for FP 2003.

I have a template from 1st-in-web-templates.com
they put there logo in the includes folder and save
it under htm, this then inserts into all the pages
of your site, but does not let you insert the alt tag.

If they still do this, just copy your logo.htm from
the includes folder and paste it into the images
folder and save it as logo.jpg

Then you have to insert it into each existing product page
and article page, then you can add the alt tag
as you optimize each page. When you need more pages
just copy and paste the old one then update the
optimization, you don't have to keep inserting the logo.jpg.

I don't know your web skills so I hope I explained this
ok.

If you go to http://www.jamesmartell.com and click
on frontpage templates you'll see http://goldenpinecone.com
does all of James's templates.

Jeremy
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