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bradley replied on December 14, 2008 06:03 to the praise "You guys so totally rock" in Squeejee:

Thanks Nils! :-)

bradley replied on December 01, 2008 20:13 to the question "How do I add a new project to my TickStart account?" in Squeejee:

To add a new project to your TickStart account, you must be an administrator for the account.

If you are an administrator, be sure you are logged in properly. Once logged in, click the Projects button at the top of the page in the main TickStart Navigation.


Then click the "new project" button on the right.



You will then be taken to the New Project screen where you can fill in the details of the project. Click "Save" and you've added the project!

bradley asked a question in Squeejee on December 01, 2008 20:07:

How do I add a new project to my TickStart account?

I need to add additional projects to our TickStart account. How do I do this?

bradley set one of bradley's replies as an official response to "How do I add a time entry?" in Squeejee

bradley replied on December 01, 2008 19:53 to the question "How do I add a time entry?" in Squeejee:

Once you have your account all set up and are ready to start tracking your time, you have two easy options for doing do.

After you're logged in you'll be taken straight to the entries page. Here, you will see an easily navigable list of any previous entries you've made for the current week.

If you're starting a new task, simply click the "open timer button. The TickStart Timer window will open with a list of projects that you have been added to. Click the start button on the left to begin tracking your time on that project. If you like, you can then click the note icon to add a little note describing what you're currently doing.

If you need to add an entry relating to a task you've already completed, you'll want to click the "new entry" button. First, make sure you've selected the appropriate day on which you want to add the entry. A window will pop up asking you for some details on the entry, such the starting and end time ( the duration will automatically be calculated if you enter two times). You can then select the appropriate project from the Project List, add any notes regarding the entry and hit Save Entry. That's all there is to it!

bradley asked a question in Squeejee on December 01, 2008 19:36:

How do I add a time entry?

I've got my account set up, now how do I start tracking my time?

bradley replied on November 30, 2008 18:08 to the question "How can i show price variation title in secondary image?" in Shopify:

http://wiki.shopify.com/Variant

bradley replied on November 28, 2008 17:22 to the idea "Email Blast" in Featurefy:

Tom thanks for the suggestion!

Since we are not directly involved with Shopify, any solution we came up with would still be 3rd party, though perhaps we could make it a little more friendly than the current options.

bradley asked a question in Featurefy on November 25, 2008 04:29:

What Financial Reports Do You Need?

What kind of reports do you, as a store owner, want to be able to run against your store's order data?

Let us know in a reply to this post and we'll do our best to include it in Financials!

bradley replied on November 10, 2008 14:37 to the question "Is it possible to test your store before it goes live? If so, how?" in Shopify:

You can set the credit card gateway to "Bogus" in order to go through the entire checkout process without processing actual charges.

You can find that within the Shopify Admin --> Preferences --> Checkout & Payment

bradley replied on November 10, 2008 02:27 to the question "Is it possible to test your store before it goes live? If so, how?" in Shopify:

Chris, what you'll want to do is go in to the Shopify Admin and choose the option to password protect the store. That way, if someone stumbles on your store url, they are simply presented with a screen to enter a password.

Once you put in the password you can then load up your store and see how everything looks.

The other option would be to download vision (http://vision.shopify.com) and get everything looking OK there. However, you wouldn't be working with the store's actual products/content in that case.

bradley shared an idea in Octeth on November 05, 2008 02:08:

Sort Subscribers

let me sort subscribers!

It would really be nice to sort my subscriber list, especially by the date they subscribed.

bradley marked one of Matt Beck's replies in Shopify as useful. Matt Beck replied to the idea "Dynamically Sort Collections".

bradley marked one of Mochajen's replies in Shopify as useful. Mochajen replied to the idea "Dynamically Sort Collections".

bradley reported a problem in OtherInbox on October 14, 2008 15:39:

I can't send messages to more than one person.

If I try to send an email to more than one person by putting two email addresses in the TO: box separated by an email, when I click send, the page seems to just reload with all the fields still populated.. the email is never sent.

If I remove one email address it sends out properly.

bradley started following the problem "Can't get IMAP messages to import." in OtherInbox.

bradley replied on September 16, 2008 02:46 to the question "tax on shipping is not turning off" in Shopify:

you may need to go into your admin panel and make sure every state you DON'T want taxes on is set to zero.

bradley asked a question in Less Everything on September 10, 2008 02:50:

Is there any possibility of being able to interface with TurboTax?

Would love to be able to send whatever I needed out to TurboTax

bradley marked one of Matt Beck's replies in Shopify as useful. Matt Beck replied to the idea "Smart Collections Using "OR" Parameter".

bradley replied on August 29, 2008 18:43 to the idea "Smart Collections Using "OR" Parameter" in Shopify:

I agree with that for sure... asked for something small in the hopes it would be more likely to happen :-P