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Bye 2011

2011 was a very busy year for this website. We had

  • 317,222 visitors
  • 402,527 visits
  • 672,127 pageviews
  • 1.7 pages/visit
  • 1:41 avg time on site

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Code For Excel and Outlook is now JP Software Technologies

Greetings,

I've changed the domain to be more in line with my expanding business. I'm afraid using trademarked terms in the URL was no longer tenable (no I did not receive a C&D).

If you are linking to Code For Excel and Outlook on your blogroll — thank you! Now go and please update your links. All you need to do is replace "codeforexcelandoutlook.com" with "jpsoftwaretech.com". The old links will continue to redirect for the life of the URL, however.

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Updated website

I've enjoyed working with the Genesis framework for WordPress so much with my new site for Random Data Generator that I've decided to apply it to Code For Excel and Outlook as well. It has taken only a few hours but the conversion is almost complete.

I hope you enjoy the new look as I work to improve the site for your benefit. If you see anything odd please let me know (nobody ever does, but I thought I'd mention that anyway). No links will change, except as I mentioned in my previous post that all links to Random Data Generator will be referred to the new site.

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More AddIn Updates

ShipTrack, Amazon Ad Link Generator and Cell Trimmer have been updated for Excel 2010. Visit AddIns to download.

Please bear with me as dead links are updated, this is a time consuming process so you might find some old blog posts with incorrect links.

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