Spoof emails can be a major problem for unsuspecting Internet users. Claiming to be sent by well-known companies, these emails ask consumers to reply with personal information, such as their credit card number, social security number or account password. Forms requesting personal information within the email are a clear indication of Spoof. Do not respond to these.

The “From” field of an email can easily be altered – it is not a reliable indicator of the true origin of the email.

In this day and age, the entire World is connected by computers and their technology. We use them every day and for some of us, our lives our bound by their efficiency, reliability, and convenience. At OMA Comp, we are a group of people who understand the needs of computer technology in everyday life.

OMA Comp handles all IT solutions such as web design, hosting, social media management, security, and much more. For over 15 years we have built long lasting relationships with our clients. Our vision is to use the latest technology to offer innovative solutions to our clients business and home office needs. We strive for excellence in quality of service, innovative support and the lowest prices. Our goal is 100% customer satisfaction.

You will find information on all your computer needs right here on our website, and please don’t hesitate to visit our contact page to request more information. There is nothing we can/t do and we live and breathe by our motto. If you can THINK IT, we can DO IT! We hope to hear from you soon. Thank you for choosing OMA Comp.

OMA Comp has redesigned www.fluteworld.com and in just over a weeks time, they have had over 30,000 visitors to their brand new site!! That is a record for us and we have received tremendously positive feedback on the design and functionality of the site. Check it out and see for yourself!! We appreciate Fluteworld’s time and patience in getting this massive project done. Good luck in all that you do and it is a pleasure working with you!

Hello everyone!! After a long absence from the blogging world, OMA Comp is back. We have a lot of new and exciting things happening at OMA Comp and we are thrilled to have you on board with us. Expect to see much more posts from now about everything we do best. Computer service and repair, website design and optimization, hosting, security, and much more. Please check us out on Facebook and of course at www.omacomp.com Look for our new website coming soon! Thanks for visiting and we look forward to seeing you.

Keep GM in Michigan by signing a petition that encourages the company to stay where it all began. Michigan has encouraged others to come forward in a open letter to the struggling company to keep future production facilities in Orion, Michigan and not in Tennessee or Wisconsin. With Michigans economy down and the unemployment outlook still a little dim it would be good if GM stays were they belong and keep Michigan strong.

For the non tech savvy person images can be a hassle to implement. So here is a quick way to help you get started.

Getting the image on to your server

My choice for FTP software is Filezilla client. It is simple, free and easy to use.

Go ahead and dowload it, then install the software.

Once it is open you will need three things to connect to the sever to access  your files.

The host name: yoursite.com
The user: Admin
Password: secret888

(All of this information can be obtained from your hosting provider and please do not mess with any other files or directories stored on your server.)

Connect and log into the site with the information and you will see many directories (folders) filled with files. Find the directory name public_html, inside of this folder you will find another folder named images. This is where all of your site images are stored.  The nice thing about Filezilla is the drag and drop capability to move files. The left field is your local view of your computer and the right is the connection to server. Find the file you want to uplaod in to the images folder, by dragging it into the sever directory or use the transfer method from local view to  server. If a file name already exist it will ask you to overwrite with a yes or no. The safest way is to rename your current file, so not to match anything on the server and possible mess something up on the website.

Getting the image path

Your image is on the server and you would like to get a direct path to use it in a post.
So go to your browser and view your website and in the address bar you can see the path to your site. I will use this site as an example: http://www.acupunctureinmichigan.com
The image I would like to use has been uploaded and is named monica_small.jpg
If you add the path and the image to the web address you will get http://www.acupunctureinmichigan.com/images/monica_small.jpg and you should be able to view it in your browser if all is correct.

Code for the image

Go inside your post in the html tab and insert this bit of code where you would like the image to appear. <img src=”http://www.acupunctureinmichigan.com/images/monica_small.jpg” alt=”A lovely picture of Monica” align=”left”/>

img src is the path to the image, the alt is the description that is seen on mouse over and align is used to position the image left, right or center.

For more coding tips on using images please visit w3schools or Dave’s site.