CUSTOM IMAGE WORKS - Site MAP
CONTACT: imagemaster@imagenisis.net
IMAGENISIS.NET
- Home/index - http://www.imagenisis.net
- IMAGEINATION - http://www.imagenisis.net/imagenisis_imageination.html
- Terms of Service - http://www.imagenisis.net/ImageTERMS.html
- Privacy Statement - http://www.imagenisis.net/privacystatement.html
- eMail Preferences (OptIN/OptOUT) - https://www.imagenisis.net/emailPreferences.html
CREATIVE COLLABORATION - Customer input, resource coordination, technical support for project development
- LogIN to restricted area accessed with Customer ID/Password
- Key for Customer approvals
- Password for eFUN4DaveandJen .pdf and subscriptions
COACH - Computer skills instruction, individual project assist by request
- Assist Options outlined/index - http://www.coach.imagenisis.net/
- eFUN4DaveandJen basic skill notes - https://www.imagenisis.net/orderEFun.html
- Introducing Computer Basics - NEW (copyright pending)
- Basic CONNECT webconference by Adobe Acrobat CONNECT
- Group Assist - https://www.imagenisis.net/coachGroup.html
- Group Assist: Microsoft Unlimited Potential- https://www.imagenisis.net/coachGroup.html
- Individual Assist - https://www.imagensis.net/coachIndividual.html
LINK - Multimedia HTML newsletter subscription, advertising options
- LINK Access/index - http://www.links.imagenisis.net/
- LINK Subscription (OptIN/OptOUT) - http://www.imagenisis.net/emailPreferences.html
- LINK Newsletter Archive:
- LINK #11 December 2007 - http://www.links.imagenisis.net/
- LINK #10 February 2007 - http://www.links.imagenisis.net/imagenisislink010.html
Project ORDERS - by preference with details and payment options
- PDF Conversion - documents NEW
- PDF Conversion - ePub NEW
- HTML Newsletter https://www.imagenisis.net/orderHTMLnews.html
TECHNICAL SUPPORT:
- Adobe Systems, Inc.: technical assist, software - http://www.adobe.com
- Digimarc: digital watermarking, image protection - http://www.digimarc.com
- Host: Network Solutions - http://www.networksolutions.com
- FamilyReunion.com: resource, reunion listings - http://www.familyreunion.com
- HTML Writers Guild: technical assist, standards - http://www.hwg.org
- the Javascript Source: resource, javascript - http://javascript.internet.com
- Reunion.com: resource, classmate search, reunion listing - http://www.reunion.com
VISIT
- Family Reunion Website - http://www.streetmanblount.com/
- McCree Theatre Newsletter: CUES - http://www.imagenisis.net/mccreeCues1207.hml
- Organization Website - http://www.gfbna.org/
- Navigating the website brings to attention:
- IMAGEINATION flower logo links to - www.imagenisis.net/index.html -
- Return to www.imagenisis.net/index.html on various URLs -
- Message explains Customer-restricted access at - LogIN
- - Site organization is reflected in webpage design. Layout changes from frame setup to navigation options to color group functions and ideas. The goal is to illustrate options to viewers. There are more options than would likely be found in a single website elsewhere.
- - "Look and Fee" is meant to be somewhat aside from the norm, that is a type-on-paper appearance. The message can be summed up: www.thisaintpaper.com. The multimedia capabilities of the Internet is the emphasis - overriding print capability of individual URLs where practical.
Techese: There is a tendency to put "handles" on things here. Following are some handles used frequently
- Creative Collaboration: style of project development that assembles the best resources available in somewhat unique ways to produce custom outcomes; made it up :)
- Coach: combinations of teacher, instructor, tutor - this is the approach to guiding customers to finished products and participants to upgraded basic computer skills
- Imagenisis: including customer specifics like style, language, sound and color preferences on the route taken to develop projects or images, image+genesis+care (Isis); Internet domain for project development and instruction efforts by Imageination; made it up :)
- Imageination: the company name- the original domain was pirated way back when
- Logo: somewhere there's the original narcissus - five-petal flora that is the basis for the flower that appears everywhere
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