Danny checked in and had some questions about emailing attachments based on invoices, parts or items, and sub inventory. We would have to do a reverse look-up to find the invoice line items, then find which subs were used, then look-up any special media/content (files) that were attached to those subs. We also talked about sending a direct download link vs the actual files. You could get into trouble if the files were huge and you tried to send them all at once. Anyways, just going over options and what not.

Sean reported in and said that he went to visit Mel and Tish at the bowling pro shop. They had a good visit and might like us to build out a custom form or program for bowlers and their ball specs - drilling specs, hole sizes, positioning, weights, angles, and other technical bowling stuff. No problem, we just need to get the details and build the project. We also talked about ecommerce and images. Currently, they have lots of .png (called ping files or ping images - programable network graphics - png) and are trying to convert them into jpegs (different image formats). Our galleries are optimized for jpegs vs png files. We talked about options and I showed him a conversion process program. We also talked about using media/content or opening up the galleries to png files. If we had the time and money, I would recommend opening up the galleries to .png files as the best course of action.