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Guest	Medical Software Company - 4/20/2001 15:15:00 Just looking for some input! I also have a hidden page at www.veritechllc.com/cpf.htm for ya to check out. I would like to password protect it but I don't quite understand subwebs and stuff yet. Thanks for your important time.

Andy from Spain

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RE: Medical Software Company - 4/20/2001 15:43:00

Hi,

Looks smart to me.

Couple of things - could you make your tabs a bit wider "Example message" is just a tad too long...or maybe change the text, I dunno.

On the home page I'd put the counter below the menu and recommendation (actually I wouldn't put a counter at all - but that's personal preference)

Best of luck with it.

Cheers
Andy

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Olds442

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RE: Medical Software Company - 4/20/2001 17:33:00

I looked first at your hidden page - personally I would line up the first set of input boxes with the ones below. It looks slightly odd as it is.

I agree about the counter, move it to the bottom, or make it invisible.

The overall look is great, although the text in the body is rendering in Times New Roman which I do not find easy to read on screen. Have you chosen this font deliberately (it's personal taste, of course) or have you not set your default font?

Also, the text in the body is not filling the width of my screen, although the theme itself is. This means that there is a big wide space on the right hand side.

Looks nice overall though!

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