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Just completed the redesign for West Highland Sailing and put it live. If any eagle-eyed browsers spot any typos or layout problems please let me know. (IE6 users don't bother . . . )
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Bottom of opening page:
members of Her Majestys Forces and ther families
Missing apostrophe in "Majesty's", "their" misspelled and missing full stop at the end.

(How dull my life must be when proof-reading seems a pleasant diversion.)
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On the lochness.html page:
There is also a jetty for cruisers at Uruqhart Castle (no overnight mooring).
Urquhart misspelled.
On the North side of the loch there is a pier at Foyers
Are you sure about the North?
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itineraries.html:
look out for the Monster and cruise onto Drumnadrochit
should be on to, not onto.
Moor your boat below Urquart Castle to explore
Urquhart misspelled.
is Inverness, the capital of the Highlands and Britains youngest City
Missing apostrophe in Britain's
using the West Highland Railway line. one of the worlds most scenic rail journeys.
Full stop instead of comma after "Railway line"
by taking a gondola up Anoch Mor
Should be Aonach.
a trip to watch bottle nosed Dolphins
Should be "bottle-nosed" dolphins. There is also an inappropriate initial capital on salmon in the next paragraph.

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Alan_D wrote:
using the West Highland Railway line. one of the worlds most scenic rail journeys.
Full stop instead of comma after "Railway line"
...and missing apostrophe in "world's".


Oh, this is fun! :)
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Absolutely excellent service . . . that's the corrections made on those three pages, there must be more???
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On page http://www.westhighlandsailing.com/loch-oich.html
Banavie the foot of Ben Nevis,
- missing 'at' ?


On page http://www.westhighlandsailing.com/itineraries.html
drink, swim/Sauna)
why capital S?

Broken links on page http://www.westhighlandsailing.com/motor-cruisers.html Broken pricing links for some boats in the list - Clipper - Consul - Mountain Star - Capri. Faulty links lead to http://www.westhighlandsailing.com/leboatprices.html

This link
(for prices for Le Boat cruisers please CLICK HERE
on page http://www.westhighlandsailing.com/priceswhs.html is broken

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Great stuff - thanks Ash
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Ran out of edit time.

I'm not convinced that clicking
Our Fleet
under
Hiring our boats
leads to the intended page.

On this page http://www.westhighlandsailing.com/booking.html, I like your antispam. I don't like the date selection - how easy is it to get the calendar facility like on this page http://www.premierinn.com/en/home.action?CMP=KNC_Ga

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On the introduction page, where it reads "Starting your cruise at the base at Laggan Locks" surely it should be "Starting your cruise at OUR base at Laggan Locks"

Calling it a day now, will look through the rest tomorrow.
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ash wrote:Ran out of edit time.

I'm not convinced that clicking
Our Fleet
under
Hiring our boats
leads to the intended page.


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Erm . . . you're right . . . the page that link was meant to go to got overwritten, so I have had to recreate it. See the new page at http://www.westhighlandsailing.com/about.html

Ta.
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TFATC wrote:On the introduction page, where it reads "Starting your cruise at the base at Laggan Locks" surely it should be "Starting your cruise at OUR base at Laggan Locks"

Calling it a day now, will look through the rest tomorrow.
Changed. Thanks for that. I must say it is very handy having a team of proofreaders available :mrgreen: - some of these errors have actually been up (on the old site) for years, but most are in the new bits.
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itineraries.html
by taking a gondola up Aonoch Mor
It did say Anoch, you have changed it to Aonoch, it should be Aonach. (The Mor is right, though.)
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Alan_D wrote:itineraries.html
by taking a gondola up Aonoch Mor
It did say Anoch, you have changed it to Aonoch, it should be Aonach. (The Mor is right, though.)
eek . . . editing fatigue . . . fixed now, thanks.
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You can tell I am bored out here....

Loch Ness Introduction page, paragraph 2 needs a comma after action "Loch Ness Project in action"

Charts of the canal - this is most confusing. Layout of charts at bottom of page have North up as you would expect. Actual maps when opened have North DOWN - contrary to all normal practice. If they cannot be changed, a warning should be posted.

On the links page: When the photographs stop, the links below that are set too far to the left and are actually off the clear white bit (if that makes sense)

Otherwise all looks good!

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