Today ComCreations completed the launch of the Anacapa School’s new online portal. The new site replaces a nearly 10 year old design. By using WordPress and a theme based on Modularity Lite, the new site allows the office staff to make easy updates, as well as feature various school events and activities on the front page with a gorgeous slideshow that automatically pulls photos from the most recent “Latest News” posts. This project was the result of a tremendous effort by all of the faculty and staff at the school whom all contributed to the revision of Anacapa’s online presence.
Posted December 15, 2010 at 19:05. Add a comment
After years in the making, we launched the new www.MaaiaLaw.com site for my father today!
Posted November 29, 2010 at 22:54. Add a comment
We launched the Red Baron Aviation Web site on June 1. I redesigned the site in WordPress to add blog-like content including a featured article on the home page as well as content management to allow owner/manager Peggy to make updates with ease. Check it out.
Posted June 7, 2010 at 00:45. Add a comment
I have written a simple utility which fixes a bug which persists with Snow Leopard 10.6. Users are reporting that with multiple monitors attached to the MacBook Pro the local display profile changes from it’s correct setting when woken from sleep, resulting in a washed-out blue-ish look on one or both monitors.
Simply opening the ‘displays’ preferences panel results in the color profile automatically correcting itself back to the correct profiles. This can be a pain, so I have created this AppleScript Application which simply does the above automatically. Place it in your dock and click it whenever you encounter this situation. Hopefully this will be addressed by Apple before this application comes out of beta testing 
Download MacBook_Pro_ColorFix.zip (66 KB)
Update 10/7/2009: For four days now I have had the Screen Saver set to “Never” and Energy Saver set to “10 min” in System Preferences and I haven’t experienced this problem since. I think the screen saver is the culprit of this bug. Turning it off seems to stop the display profile from changing unexpectedly.
Posted September 7, 2009 at 13:04. 3 comments
