Introduction

Hello Everyone In San Ramon Land And The World Wide Web

I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself. I am James Warholic, President of Professional Web Services, Inc., Internet marketing services group and chief architect of the My San Ramon website.

My San Ramon website is the name, but it really is your San Ramon website. Since the name San Ramon dot com was already taken, I felt that this site would be easily remembered with the name, MySanRamon.com.

The website is in its infancy, but it is already on its second printing. OK, not really a second printing, but a second template design. But, even with the second template design, I discovered that the website does not render properly in Apple's Safari web browser program. It seems as though Apple does something slightly different in the way it handles the formatting of the website with its browser. The Mozilla Firefox web browser for Apple does function properly. Many individuals, I have come to find out, prefer the Firefox browser over Safari. However, with that being said, we intend to revamp the website again and add a number of features.

Please, be patient if you are on a Safari machine. We hope to have a template that works with Safari soon. In the meantime, for other visitors to the website feel free to wonder around. We plan to expand the website with some new features that I think you will find fun and useful for the businesses and the community in general.

If you have a local website or a website that would be helpful to the local community, use our automatic link building program for creating resource links on mysanramon.com. Links will be screened before being posted live. If the website is appropriate for MySanRamon.com then it will be posted. Try to select the best category for posting the web site. For web sites that could do a reciprocal link to MySanRamon.com, we would greatly appreciate it.

Sincerely,

James A. Warholic

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