Please review my iweb page

here is the link:
http://web.mac.com/vapunk04
It is mainly just for friends or family for photos. Maybe if i get more into photography i will use it as a portfolio(change the design though). tell me what you think or what i can do different. thanks.
drew
macbook pro Mac OS X (10.4.9) Rebel XTi, iLife, iWork, Aperture, Photoshop Elements, 60GB iPod, 2GB Nano Nike+

in routing.
Operation 10. WC1
base qty 1000 pc
set up time 10 min
machine time 1 H.
labour time 4 H.
indirect expense. 1000 pc.
If you are maintaing as stated above then it means for making 1000 pc of your product you need machine for one hour and you require 4 labours. If you give 2000 pc in production order for example then system will propose machine time of 2 hrs and labour 8 hrs in conformation screen. These are standard values you are mainting in routing.
If you mean the same then you are correct in maintaing the standard values.
Regards,
KrishnamurthyDSS
Edited by: KrishnamurthyDSS on Nov 28, 2008 9:26 AM

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