The people responsible for this Web site are Ashton Abeck Design in San Francisco and SKO Consulting in Vancouver, B.C. We have worked on a number of Web sites together over the last year. If you have any technical comments about the site, or would like us to do something for you, please feel free to drop us a line or give us a call.
- USA
- 415-495-1951
- Canada
- 604-512-9856
This Site
As professional Web site designers and producers our preference is to use the Macintosh and all the tools available for that platform. Here's what we used for this site -- and what we always use...
Images
Archive Photos
All the photos we used in this online book came from Archive Photos. All these images are copyrighted. Unauthorised use or reproduction is forbidden without the written permission of the copyright holder:
Archive Photos
530 West 25th Street
New York
NY 10001
USA
T: 212-675-0115
F: 212-675-0379
Image Software
Adobe Photoshop
It's still the grooviest software out there. But HEY! Adobe give us some text editing tools already.
Equilibrium Debabelizer
This is nearly as groovy as Photoshop. Difficult to learn but if you want to make 300 gif images while you pop down the road for a coffee... this is your baby!
Gif Animation
GIFBuilder
Excellent freeware utility to create annoying animated GIFs for your web site. The <blink> tag of this Web Year!
HTML Editors
BBEdit
"It (REALLY) doesn't suck." 4.0.1 even lets you edit "live" edit across a TCP/IP connection.
File Transfer Protocol
Fetch
Excellent Macintosh FTP client. The drag and drop function is happiness indeed.
Telnet
NCSA Telnet
NCSA Telnet allows you to have simultaneous connections to numerous computers across the network, and includes a standard file transfer server (FTP) to allow you to transfer files to and from other remote machines and users.