hmmmm, sounds like a job for contentseed...da ta da!
| I have two dealers like that. they're super cool people, they're just not
| computer people.
|
| I set up something for them like a "shopping cart" for cars type
| arrangement.
|
| if they can take their own pictures and upload them to my media management
| I'd be glad to help them. or you could look for someone on that link I gave
| you.
|
| here's one of my car guys:
http://lousgarage.com/ they do their own pictures
| but have me resize and lightly edit them, then I attach them to the system.
| It's nice because there's no "publishing" involved just an "admin" panel.
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| | > | > > what kind of updates do they need help with and why does it require the
| > > "physical presence" of a developer?
| > >
| > Well they sell classic cars and have a quick/high turn around rate on the
| > vehicles. So they have someone on staff that updates the site on a daily
| > basis taking and resizing digital photos and adding and deleting car ads
| on
| > the site. And even though this person had been using FP for over a year
| > before I got involved they just don't know what they're doing (they're up
| to
| > 2½ years now). I wrote them a 8 page step by step set of instructions
| (with
| > screen caps) on how to add/remove cars and pages, gone over the notes with
| > them step by step in person on several occasions, and even set up template
| > pages for esch add but they still manage to have serious problems about
| > every 2 weeks. About half the time I can't even replicate the problems
| > they're having when I get there. And they still don't know enough about
| FP
| > to describe the problems to me.
| >
| >
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