Finally My Own Website

[Richard Coutts-Smith]

Well done Bob,
Must have been hard to choose the name......
Rich.

[Bob Moseley (RIP)]

Hi all - thanks for your comments. There is still a lot of work in the Carrier database. I have numerous images hyperlinked to the database but need to work out how to activate the website hyperlinks as the database is protected. Maybe I will just have to post all the images in another document.

Rich - the main reason it took so long to launch the site was coming up with a good web address (yea right!!)

Bob

[zemsi]

... perfect Bob, I love Phoenix

When I'll be back home I'll place a link in my website and blog.

Greetings
Chris (still recovering from coughing)

[Snowy]

Looks fine, but having a bare href="mailto:you@somewhere.net.au" reference in your 'About Us' page is a sure way to attract loads of spam from web harvesters. Ways of improving this are to put in a <nospam>, or replace @ and '.' with '<at>' and <dot>, or use one of the client-side javascript obfuscators freely available.

Steve.

[cantankrs]

Hi Steve,

Just trying to decide whether you're being polite, or should wash your mouth out - I guess the former...

Alex

[Lynn Eades]

In your Carrier Register, Can you put some notes to explain things to the uneducated, of us. eg the blue numbers.
What about including a brief history of the production, models etc.
Which one is the LP3? (maybe I just missed these things)

[Bob Moseley (RIP)]

Hi Lynn

Firstly the blue numbers were hyperlinks to images. They work on my computer but not on the website version as it is a protected document. I will eventually remove the blue colour.

Secondly, I have just uploaded numerous Carrier images, with many more to go.

Thirdly, I intend to have a Production page showing factory images. Of course if you had a copy of Mike Cecil's Australian Military Equipment Profiles Vol.2 Local Pattern Carriers 1935-1945, the whole story unfolds.

Steve, I am new to websites and once I decipher what you wrote I'll amend accordingly.

Bob