Re: What happened to the shopping cart?

["Jim Morris" <1005@rewrite.aisboard.org>]

All,
 
I wish I knew who _101p@rewrite_ (mailto:101p@rewrite)  is so I  would know 
who we have as an artist.  I would also like to know who _4eae@rewrite_ 
(mailto:4eae@rewrite)  is.  I'm serious that I want  you all to sign your names 
to your emails so I know your opinions on our  topics.  I'm sorry to keep 
harping on this but I hope someone starts paying  attention!!!  My computer 
does NOT identify you otherwise.
 
Jim Morris
President
American Iris Society
 
 
In a message dated 6/11/2014 3:40:06 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
101p@rewrite.aisboard.org writes:

Thanks  John for the information on the shopping cart. I do remember now 
that the  board had this discussion. I guess I just filed it away thinking 
wait a couple  of months to use the shopping cart.

I think a shopping cart is a  wonderful thing and I greatly appreciate all 
the work you have done to create  it. I know when I shop online I tend to go 
to sources that have an easy  shopping cart. I often feel pushed into the 
new tech driven world and have  resisted the smart phone and the notebook. 
But sometimes I wish I had them.  And I find as much as I complain I still go 
to my computer to find information  even though I have an extensive library. 
In many ways I feel we have all  gotten spoiled by technology. And even if 
I would like to be a Luddite, I  still expect/demand the latest best way of 
doing something. But each change  seems harder and I feel about five years 
behind the times. Even though AIS has  come a long way in the last five years 
I think we are still about ten years  behind. I would really like to find 
some irisarians that could bring all of  us, AIS and myself, into the present 
and even aim at the future.

If  there is anyone out there who can do simple graphics for advertisements 
we  need your skills. Years ago I used to be an Artist. I won first place 
in the  only competition I ever entered and I have sold numerous paintings 
and had  several college courses in design and drawing. But today graphics is 
all  computer program manipulation. If you own the right program and know 
how to  use it you can do what a freehand artist can do in a fraction of the 
time.  Today, I lack the software and experience to express my visions. I am 
feeling  more and more like a dinosaur.


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