Federation Commander

You ever think of googling "e23"?

Marcus, I googled e23 and it was the first site up.

Use e23's browse function on the left and look for the publishers section and Amarillo Design Bureau is right there.

Alternatively, use Federation Commander News and the topic Available via e23 and I always try to include a link to the latest product. The product page will include the menu to the left allowing you to browse.

I hope that helps!

When in doubt, check the MASTER INDEX, which would (under e23) take you to...

http://www.starfleetgames.com/E23%20Adobe%20info.shtml

By the way, the master index is HERE

http://www.starfleetgames.com/masterindex.shtml

and any time you want anything, start there.

Heck, just reading the list will show you a dozen things you never knew we had.

I just bookmarked this link, which takes you straight to ADB's list of published products on e23

http://e23.sjgames.com/credits.html?t=p ... n%20Bureau

Stephen

I appreciate the responses.
I bookmarked both e23 and the Master Index.

The main point of my original suggestion was to perhaps help make it easier for other new people to find it in the future, which might result in additional revenue for ADB.

Thanks!

Marcus, thanks for trying to help us on that. I always post a link when I tell people about a new e23 product via the Forum, the BBS, and our page on Facebook. If SVC keeps on track, then we'll have a post up at least once a week with a new product.

I like your suggestion, Marcus A, but then, as I showed you, we're already doing that.

I have to chime in with Marcus on this.

As an occasional customer and casual browser of your website, I only JUST found out that this e23 thing even existed, and that was by accident.

For those diehards who are always poking around your site/BBS/Forums (including designers and site admins), I'm sure there are a dozen places to find this e23 information.

But for the casual customer, if it isn't mentioned on your products page
http://www.starfleetgames.com/federatio ... list.shtml
then it doesn't exist.

Why would the casual customer think to look anywhere else?

A different point, but a good one! I have told Joel to add a link to that page. (Darn website is so big nobody here even remembers some of the stuff in it or when it needs to be updated.)