Also graphics by Alan
| Alan completely
re-designed his Microsoft Excel web site in the Summer
of 2002. It is built from a series of text files and a spreadsheet. The primary color
features are provided by a Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) that designates the look and feel
of each cell. Macros in the spreadsheet pick up data in a variety of cells and place it where needed in a custom HTML file. |
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| Last year, a client asked me to build him a website. After registering the domain name and putting up a construction page with the business address and map, he called me and said, “leave it is, Im getting so much business from people finding the page that I cannot handle it all. We stopped work and never went back to it. I got paid | >|
| Missouri Postal History Society web site.
This is a site where we are posting information about the 6,000 post offices that have
ever existed in the state of Missouri. The underlying data site is rapidly being convert to AzureSQL to replace the 3,200 static pages that were created with Excel macros (in 90 seconds) |
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All of the websites for various Philatelic organizations in St. Louis are resident on my domains including but not limited to: |
| The personal web site
of Alan Barasch. Alan also created and maintains all the web sites under http://www.barasch.com. That is Alan's actual handwriting! Planning to convert the entire site to ASP.NET 3.0 sometime in 2007. |
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