11-Nov-2007  Maxine K Bowen:  mkbowen@aol.com
dot I use your Bookmarklet Editor many times a day.  I just love to use it for many things such as sorting.  May I make 1 suggestion?  I would like to see a mailto button so we could also use the message box as a text editor.  What do you think?
Thanks again for all of your work on your site.
Maxine K Bowen: Tobaccoville, NC 27050: 05-03-1950: mkbowen@aol.com

17-Oct-2006  Sydney Troz:  s_troz@yahoo.ca
dot Hi.  I noticed you have a seconds-to-midnight counter on your front page.  However, it seems to be rather static, and since you already use JavaScript to generate the number, have you thought about putting a timer in place?  If you don't know what I'm talking about, I could send you a code sample, but this would make it a little more accurate.  Sydney Troz
[Done.]

12-Oct-2006  James Cochran:  jcochran55@gmail.com:  Cool Breeze and me:  http://coolbreezeandme.blogspot.com/
dot Hello James, Awesome site!  It is "Top Shelf", all the way.  If I could build a Website, that is exactly how I would do it.  Thanks, James Cochran

21-Jun-2005  ytalkhome@yahoo.com
dot Page rating for "Me" at http://spruce.flint.umich.edu/~jalarie/jaa_i.htm:  great.  Wonderful works.  Very creative and informative.  Very simple yet complex.  Thanks for making the world wide web more interesting.

13-May-2005  Robin Riley: rileyrw@PSNS.NAVY.MIL
dot Hi James, Thought I'd add something to your Guestbook, but then discovered that I hadn't anything worthwhile to say ... thus, thought I'd just grace your website with this verse from Paul (to Tim), my favorite: 

  Faithful is the saying and worthy of all welcome
  (for for this are we toiling and being reproached),
  That we rely on the living God, Who is the Saviour of all mankind, especially of believers.
  These things be charging and teaching.  <(CLNT) http://concordant.org>

04-May-2005  Tom:  http://www.goldmisers.com
dot I love your site and it's nice to see a brother in the Lord so smart!  I was going to ask you to help me with some code but I'm not sure how busy you are or if you are still active on this site.  Anyway, may God Bless You Richly!
[God always blesses.  How may I help you?]

10-Mar-2005  Matt Schenk:  mandsschenk@adelphia.net
dot I too attended Kearsley High School graduated in 1974.  I am also a Christian attending Falmouth Baptist Church here on Cape Cod.  I was a member of Boy Scout Troop 121 for a time under the guidance of Mr. Mcknight.  Nice man with a big heart.  -Matt Schenk

12-Jan-2005  Niels:  http://www.ir-dans.com
dot Hi.  I like your homepage and your humor. You must have spent a lot of time in developement.  Congratulations.  Niels

29-Apr-2004  Stephen:  http://stephen.degrace.ca
dot Hi James, I like your site.  I especially like the bookmarklet editor, which I found most useful in developing a little tool for work.  I really wanted to write and say thanks for that - it is a sweet little editor I must say!!  You can go ahead and put me in your guestbook if you want, but please omit or disguise my email address, I'm paranoid about spambots! :)  I don't put my email address anywhere on my own site, I will only let people email me using the PHP form on the site...  Stephen.

12-Nov-2003  John Toth:  brojohn@mailbag.net:  Welcome to a World of Faith:  http://www.brotherjohn.org
dot Hi James, I found you site very enjoyable.  It's good to have more Christians out here.  John Toth - Ohio.

28-Oct-2003  Jerry Hamilton:  jehamilt@hotmail.com:  http://abiblestudyforum.homestead.com
dot Hello, James, I visited your web site through HTML Goodies and was quite impressed.  Good job.  I was also impressed by your open and inoffensive testimony of your Christianity.  I am Assemblies of God, born and bred, but we both serve the same Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.  God bless you and yours. 
dot By the way, you might wish to visit my web site at http://abiblestudyforum.homestead.com.  Yeah, I did it with Homestead's WYSIWYG but I can do some HTML from scratch - WYSIWYG is just quicker and easier.  The articles and such I did in Notepad and Word and then added whatever I wanted in HTML before uploading it.
Regards, Jerry Hamilton.

28-Oct-2003  Anita Thompson:  anitathompson145@comcast.net 
dot Hi, I discovered your website in the following place:  Goodies to Go (tm).  After checking it out and reading some of the reviews, it is awesome.  Adding God's Word to your site and to each section is inspiring.  Great idea.  You are someone who is not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ for it is the power of God unto salvation to everyone who believeth!  I usually save the letters from HTML Goodies to read later but today's I read.  That was no accident. 
dot I used HomeSite HTML coding for an online Help while on a 6 months contract for a major financial institute that handles over $6 billion in transaction daily.  It was exciting.  Frames would make it more user-friendly.  Will try it on my own and see what happens.
dot I grew up in Fargo, ND but have spent over 30 years in the Boston area with 3 years in San Francisco.  After graduating from NDSU, I taught math in MN and MA for a total of 10 years, had 9 career changes, and now enjoy being a technical writer that is a real gift from God.  I LOVE BEING A TECHNICAL WRITER.  It was a real adventure learning HTML coding and now I need to expand my knowledge. 
dot May God continue to bless you and all your "families," KEEP UP THE WONDERFUL WORK!  THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!!  Anita.

28-Oct-2003  HunKs:  Stephen.Hughes@arcor.de 
dot Hi Jack, [Jack?] Got your site from "HTML Goodies to go" - it's featured in "peer Review", so, I should imagine that you'll be receiving a lot of hits over the near future...  Just to say that I enjoy the diverse content, and look forward to your updates!  HunKs.

29-Jul-2003  Matt:  mattcockfield@yahoo.com 
dot Don't have a script to offer in exchange so just will say thanks for the jump script.  I used it a long time ago and forgot the syntax; thanks!  Matt.

22-Jun-2003  Mark Hollister:  festal@hotmail.com:  Mark's Web Picks: http://www.angelfire.com/tx5/beequin
dot Hello James, I was looking for a "# of days between dates" calculator, and came across your website.  Very nice!  And I too am a Christian, and about your age or a bit younger, I am guessing.  (I'm 48).
dot You might want to check out my Bible page and my Quotes page.  Feel free to copy, use or "steal" any part of my website you like.
  http://www.angelfire.com/tx5/beequin
dot I have a former roommate named Scott Brown, he also is about 48, and he's one of the most Christ-like Christians I've ever known.  He is serving in the Army in Afghanistan.  I recently put this website together as a tribute to what he's doing for his country:
  http://www.angelfire.com/psy/ops0
dot (My website only contains about 1/10th the number of links that I have collected, I just haven't updated in a while...)
Enough for now.  Feel free to write back if the Spirit moves you.
Mark Hollister (in beautiful Mississippi)
PS - Once upon a time I was also an IBM 360/370 assembler programmer!

15-Jun-2003  John Marshall:  john@marshall-design.com:  http://www.marshall-design.com
dot Hi there, yes I still remember you - you helped me sort out some code and fix my brain in the right gear.  The code is now obsolete but I put your name in it as part copyright holder, as a thank you for your help....
My brain still has a problem with scripting so all I can say now is "Hello World" - you site is an inspiration and you put so much in whilst managing to maintain your own life, I wonder how you get the time.
Any way from the wilds of Surrey in the UK have a nice 2003.
John Marshall.

29-May-2003  David:  Mathpage@aol.com 
dot I really was impressed with the appearance as well as the content of your webpage.  I enjoyed perusing your web page -- it's fantastic.  It's quite a work of art.  I had visitied last summer, but you really changed the look of it since then.  I enjoyed some of your quotes and Bible puzzles as well as your equation solver.

31-Jul-2002  Samy Rengasamy:  snrsamy@yahoo.com:  http://www.kitchenmaker.com/
dot Your Perl Form Parse page is great.  I was looking for Perl code to do this exact thing and I got it.  It works pretty good.  Thanks a lot.
[Please note that a lot of it was taken from "Perl and CGI for the world wide web" by Elizabeth Castro.]

26-Jul-2002  Jack "papabaer":  papabaer@bigbaer.com:  http://www.bigbaer.com/
dot Hello James, I just wanted to stop by and say hello!  It's been a wile since we worked together to solve a CSS issue (Site Experts).  I see you have been busy - looks good!  I hope you are having a great summer.  Best of luck and keep up the great work.  Sincerely, Jack "papabaer".

23-Jul-2002  Frans Braam:  fgbraam@worldonline.nl:  http://braam.wolweb.nl/
dot Hi James, I want to thank you again for your help to create a perfect image viewer on my site.  I already had one request from a visitor to share the code with her.  She tries to implement it on her site in the future as well (you'll receive a link back btw).  Keep up with the good work.  I am already a regular visitor to your site.  Take care, Frans Braam.

14-Jul-2002  Guy:  rgjelley@intekom.co.za
dot Thanks so much for an excellent site.  I have been trying to get my head around these cookie things for weeks.  Got your name on a forum, went to your site and finally I understand it.

13-Jul-2002  Owner Financing:  owctrash@pacbell.net:  http://www.ownerwillcarry.com
dot Just stopped in for a visit, nice site.

15-Jun-2002  lealarie1986@yahoo.com
dot i love your site.

01-May-2002  George Brunswig; tech@starleader.com
dot Your site has a unique look and feel!

16-Nov-2001  Debbi Janks:  janks@tir.com
dot Very useful site. I have had problems with my children finding 'adult' sites, while searching for such things as apples in Michigan.  Nice to know there is more I can do, especially as children are now freely using computers, and the internet, at school.
dot I do not know much about programming, but even I learned a thing or two!  I shall use the conversions often; this is one of my least favorite tasks, now made simple.  (I have never heard of yotta!)
dot Great Site!  Thanks.

09-Jul-2001  George Rowe:  growe@mc2k.com:  Starsaber's Award Editor
dot I found your reader-friendly site well designed, easy to navigate, and has great content.  My compliments on a job well done!

06-Jun-2001  Romer:  romer@hubharbor.com
dot aloha.. just saw your site.. great stuff.. will have to bug you about some of your games... I put up a website for Living Church of God in Hawaii (www.hubharbor.com/LCGHawaii) and think the games idea is good.... makes people think..

24-May-2001  Paul B:  PaulB@natural-tys.co.uk
dot I have enjoyed my visit to your site and will stop by from time to time.  The twenty bible questions were hard; I got the easy ones okay but the others were not so obvious.

17-May-2001  BarnnieS:  barnnies@qwest.net
dot Well I checked out your web site and I must admit, busy!  By that I mean a lot there.

30-Mar-2001  stephanie:  ceo@justame.com
dot just a hey™ there james ... i followed just a link™ to your site from the ws abstract forum ... when i went to your site??? which btw is just a nicely™ laid out....

27-Mar-2001  Gene:  irma_hm@msn.com:  WolfFair MP3:  http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/217/wolffairstrantz__maccallum.html
dot Not only have you been most helpful in answering my inquiries, you also have a very nice site.  In reviewing the coding of your site, I have discovered numerous coding techniques which are very nifty, indeed.  If you are doing any teaching, your students are very fortunate.  As for the University of Michigan, I remember the days when my alma mater, the Golden Gophers, could keep that little brown jug in their possession.  That sort of dates me, doesn't it!  Best regards from California.

19-Feb-2001  Jake:  bryjbt@hotmail.com
dot Hey, I'm the guy you referred to this site with the cookie problem 'pop up when something is new.'  Just wanted to say thanks.

24-Jan-2001  Ian Mcintosh:  iank@mcintosh.tc
dot Nice website, some good work there.

03-Jan-2001  Anneli:  aneah@spray.se
dot I visited your homepage and enjoyed it very much!  I like your sense of humor!  I will be back soon to read (and learn!) some more!!!

09-Dec-2000  general_matthias@hotmail.com  www.angelfire.com/trek/meinc/index.html
dot Awesome site, I love the verses at the top of each page.  You have certainly done a lot of good work, and thanks for the cookie info.  I know I'll be returning here often.

24-Nov-2000  Claude Leonard:  claudeleonard@hotmail.com
dot Your site is very good and appealing.

14-Nov-2000  Arndt Keith:  rep1kea@ups.com
dot James, I clicked on your web site to see what it looked like.  I was immediately impressed with the scripture on the site.  I haven't even looked at your web site closer than to see that and I wanted to email you and say, nice job.

05-Sep-2000  Antony Thorne:  Thorne Enterprises:  Thorne.Enterprises@tesco.net
dot I like your web-site.

14-Aug-2000  mikel21383@aol.com:  http://www.geocities.com/mikemacasero/index.html
dot Hey, your site is very cool i like it!

27-Jun-2000  Cesario Simoes jr:  csimoes@flug.com.br
dot Greetings from the lower South of Brazil!  I'm enjoying at your HP.

09-May-2000  Ryan Papineau:  RyanP@WEB3000.COM:  Technical Support Engineer:  Web3000.com
dot I am impressed.

20-Apr-2000  Subir Grewal:  subir@trill-home.com
dot Re: Lynx Purity:  James, I've listed your site on the Lynx Enhanced pages.  Thought you dealt very well with the frames.

17-Apr-2000  Lynn Perry:  zanara@email.msn.com
dot You are the best!  I love the Bible quotes you show - they are refreshing to the spirit and the rest of the site is pleasing to the eye.  Thanks for everything!

14-Mar-2000  logan@sulbbs.com.br: 
dot Dear James, I don't have words to say ... thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks!  The best of internet is the democracy of the knowledge.  At this night I will see all the scripts and make my modifications and learn about some doubts.  If I need, I'll ask help again.  BEST REGARDS!!!
[You're welcome for the Order Form example.]

13-Mar-2000  Justin Fung:  justinf@agf.com
dot Hey, nice little page you got here.  Thanks for the help with the javascript language thing.  I guess I'll just plug away at it some more.  I'll be sure to contact you if I manage to get it [fully] working!

03-Mar-2000  Nicole Porter:  sahoya@hotmail.com: 
dot Dear James, Since you requested some feedback, I would be happy to share my thoughts with you on improving your site.  Let me begin with the animations on the index page.  I do not understand why you have used the kissing penguins, or the other animations.  They are not enhancing any content that I can see. 
[The last paragraph invites the visitor to choose something to see and concludes with, "... me and the Mrs. will find something to keep us busy while we wait."  I'm married and enjoy "something to keep us busy," so I used the penguins doing "something."  The fleur-de-lis at the top are there just because I like them and serve no usefull purpose other than that.]
dot I would also recommend that you create some more visually pleasing buttons.  Seems shallow, perhaps, but viewers enjoy seeing work that looks like it took a lot of time to create (although as a webmaster I can tell that you have). 
[The buttons are, admittedly, rather bare bones.  Quite beautiful buttons are available for free all over the web, so it is not worth putting a great deal of work into that area.]
dot The counter is also one that is very plain and common.  I would suggest that you pick a different counter that complements your site a bit more, and makes your visitors go "wow"!
dot Secondly, I would suggest changing the background that you use, and perhaps the font.  Times New Roman is a great, legible font, but it only looks good in certain settings.  With the gray background the text seems to almost fade into the page.  Try selecting a more stand-out background, and coupling it with a font such as Verdana in bold. 
[The font is whatever you've set as default on your system.  I did this on purpose to be compatable with as many browsers as possible and to make the site more accessible by the visually impaired.]
dot All in all, I can tell that you have put a lot of time and effort into your site, but it simply fails to grab one's attention visually.  And please tack on as well that I find your site to be a valuable resource.  I also enjoyed doing the "Find the Books of the Bible" puzzle (which I think I've done three times now - lol).  It's good to see a Christian on the 'Net that cares so much about helping others, too.  You've done a nice job on your content, even if the design didn't grab me.  ;)

23-Feb-2000  Amy Motta:  Polo24@aol.com:  http://www.angelfire.com/ma3/candyland/
dot Aw, man, awesome order form!  Could I possibly have more intructions on how to put it on my page?  Thanks for your help!
[I'll contact you.]

22-Feb-2000  Rick Notestine:  rickus@trib.com:  sales@webtalkster.com
dot I needed that!  Thanks for the Hallelujah Chorus on your site.  It helped this morning to hear it once again.

18-Jan-2000  Jared:  walczak@tcis.net
dot Thank you so much for your help with non-underlined links.  Sincerely, Jared.

10-Jan-2000  Koen Linders:  koen@2l.net:  Webmaster 2L International:  http://www.2l.net
dot Re: .JS Refresh in Body:  Thank you so very much, I didn't know the command!  You really helped us!
Met vriendelijke groet / Kind regards,
[It was javascript:document.location="http...."]

16-Nov-1999  Donna:  SCox799623@aol.com
dot James, All those smarts and a sense of humor too!!  Thanks for the script and the chuckle.  Thanks SO MUCH for your help!  Donna.

12-Nov-1999  anand:  a_anandraj@hotmail.com
dot Hi, I visited your site.  It's really good with a Bible quotation on every page.  I like it. 
dot I am not able to see the coding for the search in perl.  Could you please send the code for the search in perl?
[Done.]

04-Nov-1999  Larry Fowler:  fowler@hsq.com
dot James, you're awesome!
[Not to mention good looking and humble, too!]

28-Oct-1999  Robin Riley:  rileyr@psns.nsvy.mil: 
dot Like your selection of tunes, especially "Seven Spanish Angels" and "No Milk Today"... is that you playing?
[No.  See my "Credits" page for sources.]

28-Oct-1999  Marty Serauskis:  mserauskis@yahoo.com
dot GREAT SITE.  I was not able to sign your Guest Book because I don't have email set up with my browser.  Thanks Again!!!!!
[It should work better, now.]

28-Oct-1999  Matt Lewis-Garner:  ppyrmpl@nott.ac.uk:  Matt LG's web site:  http://mattlg.virtualave.net
dot Pretty Cool site!  Thanx for the help with arrays.  $#array [in Perl CGI] should fit the job perfectly.
dot BTW:  I'm creating a new banner exchange program, it should be online in the next few days so feel free to drop by my site and give it a try in the near future.

27-Oct-1999  Robert Fleming:  robertf@lqcollege.com
dot Thanks, this [Sample Order Form] is exactly what I needed.

19-Oct-1999  Lisa Rubanowicz:  lrubanowicz@casecorp.com:  Case ITC, Navan, Ireland, Tel: #353 (0)46 77663
dot It looks good to me, although I prefer not to use frames.  Maybe includes instead?
[SSI are not allowed by our ISP.  Select the header of any page to escape frames.]

15-Oct-1999  JoNaS:  Jonas_Jax@hotmail.com JavaScript Archive:  http://www.jugend-in-mainz.de/jonas
dot Hey, quite like the sight, I only have a slight prob with it - the frames keep on refreshing themselves untill I press 'stop'!!!  Other than that, nice work - keep going :)
[I removed the refresh.  Now Netscape version 4.05 should work.  Thanks for the "heads up" about the problem.]

11-Oct-1999  Jager Buss:  "SDIGC" jbuss@san.rr.com:  http://www.sdigc.com
dot Very nice.  This page is most usefull in many ways.  Great job.

05-Oct-1999  Apocalypse:  apocalypse_the_god@yahoo.com:  APOCALYPSE's PAGE:  http://www.angelfire.com/ia/apocalypsespage/
dot Hey nice page; very professional looking; I wanted to make mine that way.  In fact, I am currently working on that!  By the way thank you for the javascript help, it works great!  I just looked through your guestbook, it looks like a lot of people are grateful for your help :-)  Thanks again.

30-Sep-1999  Paal Magne Aanestad:  cocacolic@yahoo.com: 
The Best and Easiest Ways To Increase Your Income Online:  http://moneysecrets.virtualave.net
dot Great page, and thanks for sending me that feedback code, I really needed it for a webdesign job at Deloitte and Touche!

29-Sep-1999  Neil Barham:  nb@vristic.com
dot Thanks for the "thank you" page tip.  Great site!

27-Sep-1999  Paul Roddick:  roddick@tollon.co.uk
dot I Think your homepage is well constucted, The section links are easy to folow and self explanitory - the layout of the page works well and everything seems "Solid".
dot It'd be nice to see some colour and action.  Web Sites are Fun!  A splash page always goes down well and a chance to include somthing impresive.

27-Sep-1999  derekj:  derekj@xmission.com:  Classical Guitar Forum http://www.xmission.com/~derekj/ClassicalGuitarForum/MainPage.html
dot I like your page, and thank you for responding to my question on the forum.  I don't know squat about Java script, but I'll check out your link.  If I need any help, can I e-Mail you?
[Yes.]

24-Sep-1999  Johnny Zheng:  JZheng@indigo.ca
dot I have surfed your site.  There are some good skills and information, though it lacks of an attractive look.  The simplest way is to repalce backround image with one with warmer color or do header font's color so.

23-Sep-1999  Trey Dockendorf:  whoknows944@yahoo.com:  Trey's Sports Cars:  http://treyscarpage.8m.com
dot I am glad to finally find another CHRISTIAN that is interested in the internet.  I think that it is great what you are doing with your page.  I may need some help in the future since you seem to know what you are doing.

22-Sep-1999  Ben Price:  ben_price@lineone.net
dot I've just had a look at your web site and I thought the idea of having an outreach page on the site is an excellent idea.  I'm a christian as well and I guess I've not really considered online outreach before.
dot The javascript quiz I was asking help for is part of my effort to pay off my student overdraft.  This is important as I've seen God directing me to do youth work in the US, through a programme by Presbyterian Churches.  Looking at what you've done, it strikes me that work on the Internet is just as important as work elsewhere.  Anyway I digress.
dot I pray that people will see what you've put and be encouraged to find out more.  Thanks again.
dot Yours, Ben Price  Heaven : web solutions.

17-Sep-1999  Michael Martino: 
dot I did go to your site.  Looks great.  If I had a job to give you I would.  But I do think I will be going back there often.  There are a few resources on your page that I may like to try.

16-Sep-1999  Ern Bautist:  ebautist@novell.com
dot great work.  Thanks for the auto fill form.

10-Sep-1999  James Harrison III:  jharrisoniii@simflex.com
dot Hey you've got a great site here, keep up the good work and umm thanks alot for the help with the html code.

27-Aug-1999  Pete:  sekloong@hotmail.com
dot Thanks, for the print button solution.  I'm using pretty much what you suggested.  I have another BIGGER problem though, work related.  If you are interested look for the header "Back Button Problems/Real Pesky!!"  I have a test page up at this address:  http://members.tripod.com/~Jung73/js/testjump.html
dot Other than that, I like your page and thank you for your help.

25-Aug-1999  Ueli Weiss:  ueliweiss@gmx.net:  WWW2 - The Next Generation  http://www.kasag.com/uw
dot Nice Homepage.  Thanks for the help with the return in the alert.  You can view the changes on http://www.kasag.com/uw.
dot Best regards Ueli Weiss.

25-Aug-1999  Kim Milai:  kmilai@best.com: 
dot Thank you so much for the java script for the form!  It'll really help me out.  I'll be selling my Children's CD online starting in January.  Check into www.dinobone.com around then if you want to see my order form.  Thanks again and take care!

07-Jul-1999  Amy Melanson:  melonsun@sprint.ca:  Amy's Every Expanding Universe  http://members.tripod.com/a_melanson: 
dot Great page, feel free to visit mine, have a wonderful day, God bless.

30-Jun-1999  Steve Davis:  Steve@hahaha.com.au: 
dot Thanks for the JS stuff, will have a play with it.  Tried to download the htmlmap.exe program but there is an internal server error.  Looks like a CGI error to me.
[It is now a zip file and seems to work better.]

02-Jun-1999  Stephanie M. Zachary: 
dot It's very nicely organized and easy to navigate through, although I admit to going to the frameless version.  (Personal preference. :) )  I did notice that the first page does take a little while to load.  But other than that, it looks great!
[I'm now pre-loading the images.]

02-Jun-1999  Cayley Vos:  cvos@cc.wwu.edu
dot Great info, I am using some of your order java script on my pages.
dot Also, if you put a preload images piece of code in the top of your page, your animated gifs would work, as they work 1/2 time.

24-May-1999  Ed Babinski:  Ed.Babinski@furman.edu
dot The KJV search site that your home page is linked to is cool.  Along with Bible Gateway, I think I may get some use out of it.  Since you asked for constructive criticism, I think your web site appears neat and functional, like a computer program's should.  However, if you're aiming for something more artistic, you're not hitting the mark.

12-Apr-1999  willrhee@umich.edu
dot looks pretty snazzy!