How is a store different from auctions? Is it just a listing of all your items in one place that a buyer can click onto when looking at one of your auctions? Can non club members search for merchandise through a list of stores? Is there any place to keep fixed priced items seperately from auctions?

Thanks for the help.

DCM

bonjour cousin dcm,
it is confusin', ain't it. anyone can view your store. that is why it was created so you could advertise your goods by email to anyone you wanted. and boost your sales. as i know, there ain't no separate place for fixed price items, but maybe one can select that on the menu when doing a search. haven't tried that myself. maybe pascal can integrate it into the scheme of things but don't hold your breath. all these changes take a lot of time to develop. but they do take them under consideration. that is the one thing about delcampe, the evolution of the site is better than ebay or yahoo. and i think more carefully thought out, sometimes. they do have their glitches. but all softwares changes do. i used to be in nuclear medicine years ago and ran a CAT scanner. and when i had my systems engineers do a software change, it could be good or bad. good meant faster scan times, bad meant that damn machine would stop in the middle of a scan and the computer would freeze up. so now the servers do the same. my time was the 70's, imagine how complicated the systems are now as compared with what i had. i just love the new technology in the new CAT scanners. 3D pictures in just a few minutes. saving lives and never having to cut you open to do it. 'fascinating' as spock would say. and later when i worked for the usps, the same kind of computer innovations worked on the optical character readers and bar code sorters. and now it has progressed to package sorting machines, and goes even further. just unbelievable progress in 20+ years. so i don't find it difficult for seb and the team to solve this little problem. take care my beauty. have a great weekend and i hope you are safe from the fires, so tragic for those brave fire fighters lost. my condolences to their families, true heroes for valhalla.


a bientot,
cajunsr.

p.s.- PN's father was a fireman during ww2 and helped to save st. paul's cathedral during the bombing of london. sure wish seb would let him come back to the forum in memory of those brave firemen lost in southern california.

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