Head’s up

Over the next couple of days this site is going to be moving to a different server. I know of one thing that will break, but nothing that you all will notice. (The feature that emails the comments to me uses CDONTS, which is not available in Windows 2003. That won’t work until I figure out how to switch the code to use CDOSYS, if I ever do. *L*)

Hopefully everything will go smoothly, and in a few days I’ll have access to ASP.net to add some new features to the site, or at least change the way some features work now. Keep your fingers crossed!

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