The presentation of information
on the World Wide web

Arts Organization

For any arts organization like Chorus Niagara (in which I sing baritone), the desire to share the the fruits of its labour with as wide an audience as possible makes the presence of a web site essential.

Charitable Organization

A broadly based organization like Marriage Encounter can benefit from a web site that is current and accessible to its supporters and which allows it to inexpensively expand its reach into new territories

Church Community

For church communities that support local outreach, and which are themselves part of (inter)national communities of churches, a web site can reach both ways, even while re-iterating mundane matters like nursery schedules.

Product Advertisement

The cost of marketing locally developed products (inter)nationally has always been a large hurdle on the way to success. The internet has lowered the bar and made access to these markets simpler and cheaper.

Business Presence

There are many ventures in which pride of ownership and professional accomplishments demand a web presence which is just as attractive and professional as the business' storefront or office interior.

Documentation

There are a staggering number of documents deep in the memory of a sea of PCs, many of which would be worth making more available if only it could be done simply, without too much further investment of time.

Educational/Interactive Resource

The CD-ROM explosion has proven the value of teaching and presenting with pizzaz, and as internet connections speed up, the World-Wide-Web will realize this potential in its own unique way.

Software Help File

The need for clarity of thought and language is as great as ever in this complex world of bits and bytes. H.James Company took this software developer's help file support to another level.

Training Plan Database

The ability to organize, maintain and access information is crucial to a company as large as the John Deere Welland Works. This Training Plan Management system was developed by H.James Company in Access 97.

Business Accounting

Most business accounting is well handled by off-the-shelf programs, but for complete flexibility (and for something to do) I chose Access 97 for my own accounting needs.

Access Log (Perl CGI)

For immediate gratification this script (developed by H.James Co.) tracks visitors, their origin and relative time zone) and sends a daily log by e-mail to interested recipients. An Access 97 module has been designed to take this imported web log and generate a web page report like this one.

Guestbook (Perl CGI)

The H.James Co guestbook script creates an appropriate entry form on the fly, updates the guestbook page and sends a notice of the entry to some recipient.

Folder tree (Javascript)

For lists and links that need to be presented hierarchically, this public domain folder tree script, supplied with information by an H.James Co. Access 97 module, makes this familiar interface available to internets and intranets alike.