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Well, every now and then we do get an email from our customers to show their appreciation. Instead of keeping such news to ourselves, why not share it out in our blog! Recently, we serviced Kaleidoscope Works.

After a period of thoughtful and dedicated work, we were glad to have met our customers expectations. !

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Clients will generally ask me the difference between a .com and a .com.sg domain name. Well, one of the fundamental difference is that they are managed by different organisations.

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Looking for good royalty free pictures are one of the major problems faced by our customers. To assist our customers, we have compiled a list of websites which offer great royalty free pictures.

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In an effort to streamline our operations to provide huge cost savings to our customers, 199Web works on the basis of a ticketing system. Basically, we advocate support requests to be sent directly to us via email to support@199web.com.sg.

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Sometimes I come across customers who complain that their websites are loading too slowly. Part of this reason can be due to the location of their server. However, this is the least of your problems when it comes to hosting your website. What is our prime importance is the reliability of the server.

Computers’ like human are equally susceptible to Nature’s forces of degeneration and decay. Over time, computers become old and breakdown, just as humans grow old and fall sick. This is as inevitable as the sun rising from the East. As a matter of fact, one of my friends who run a growing networking event mangement website, recently experienced a bout of server down times resulting in the corruption of data.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SmallBizSG/message/369

The important question to ask is: What will happen to your data in the event that your server finally calls it a day?

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One of the major complaints we often hear amongst people with websites are that their website takes a very, very long time to load up. There are many reasons why this can be so, i.e. bandwidth restrictions, large html/flash files, etc.. However, one of the simplest and most often overlooked reason is where their server is located.

It is common sense that if your target audience is in Singapore, hosting your website on a Singapore server will greatly improve your web page loading speed for your customers. It is no wonder that popular software are hosted on several website mirrors in different geographical locations to promote faster downloads.

If you are encountering slow web page load ups, why not start by checking out where your server is located? This article shows you exactly how……
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Increasingly, more of our clients are looking towards collecting payment online. To facilitate such payments, we need to integrate your website to a payment gateway.
It all depends on 2 important questions:

• What is your targetted market?
• What is your budget?

This article seeks to explore the difference between 3 of the most common payment gateways used in Singapore, namely eNets, PayPal, WorldPay.

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After setting up your server mailbox, you can proceed to set up your client email account. (If you have yet to set up your server mailbox, please proceed to Email Setup - Server Side (DirectAdmin) to set up your server mailbox first.)

This article will document the procedure to set up Outlook Express to download email via the POP protocol from our mail server. (If you are using Microsoft Outlook instead, please refer to Email Setup - Client Side (Microsoft Outlook) )

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After setting up your server mailbox, you can proceed to set up your client email account. (If you have yet to set up your server mailbox, please proceed to Email Setup - Server Side (DirectAdmin) to set up your server mailbox first.)

This article will document the procedure to set up Microsoft Outlook to download email via the POP protocol from our mail server. (If you are using Outlook Express instead, please refer to Email Setup - Client Side (Outlook Express) )

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This article is to explain to you the steps involved in configuring the server before you can use your account to send/receive mails. This is a mandatory step in email set up.

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