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November 27th, 2009
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Is there a UK website where you can have images printed on merchandise, and they deal with distribution, etc?
I’m looking for something like CafePress but UK based.
This is what CafePress do: customers are able to open an online shop to sell prints of their own artwork and images on clothing, badges, bags, all sorts of products – all with no upfront costs and no inventory to manage – Cafe Press manage it all and do the printing for you.
They manage every aspect of doing business online, including storefront development, site hosting, order management, fulfillment, secure payment processing, and quality customer service – enabling anyone to open a free shop with no upfront costs and no inventory to manage.
So now you know what it is, is there anything like this in the UK and is it any good? Has anyone used it and how has it worked for you?
thats called flexo print, thats how i found this:
http://www.flexotradeprint.co.uk/
I have never used it, but maybe take a peek…
good luck
oops that is only for printing….but anyway….
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November 19th, 2009
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Using a wireless router, I cannot seem to get a client computer to ping the host or even the router. Whats up?
I have set up a wireless network before. Using Windows XP, it’s fun and easy. But, for some reason, I cannot seem to get this new wireless network working. I have two computers using Windows XP, a Linksys G wirless router (newest firmware), a PCI wireless network adapter in one computer connected to the router, and a ethernet adatapter in the other computer that is wired into the router. When I ping the router from the computer wired into the router, it works perfectly, however, when I attempt to ping the router with the wireless computer, it does not work. DHCP is enabled in the router and both computers are set up to obtain an IP address automatically. What could possibly be the problem? I have a feeling that it is some small Windows configuration issue. Someone please help?
No computer expert here, but had the same probably over the last two weeks. I had to disable security (norton,mcafee); not change the WEP key – which once it rotates it will drop your wireless esp if there are other wireless networks available; go the linksys wireless router settings – check the channel, security settings. I finally got so frustrated I hardwired the desktops & made provisions for a laptop.
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