these folks are "an independent, non-profit organization that empowers the public, especially parents to make informed decisions about electronic media by means of an open, objective advisory system." whew.

supernotetab

a serious workhorse. if you prefer to do your constructing by hand, then check this out. open as many files as you've got memory. not for wyssy's. this text-editor comes from switzerland for free. actually, he just released a commercial version for five bucks. whoa. thanks eric.

xreplace32

sure, a more upscale site would probably use a cgi script to produce the event-schedules, but until then, well, no other way to put it, this search/replace tool rocks. another program which hails from switzerland. thanks daniel.

pageplus

just another desktop publisher, except at a fraction of the cost of the name-brands. this handles most of the font-work on the site. automatic for the people (their words).

paintshop pro

talk about a fractional-costing product. this shareware rivals programs you'd have to pay hundreds of dollars for (or so some say). it takes care of the finshing touches for tmart graphics just fine.

lviewpro

wouldn't really know about all the features this graphics shareware boasts, but it'll change a background color to transparent licketysplit. clear enough?

wsftp

without this simple piece of shareware, the tmart site would merely cohabitate on one computer tucked away in some guy's apartment in norman, ok. but because of it, all the files herein get shuttled along their way to the host.

azc.com

host you say? hats off to the folks at azc for providing a quite-rich webhosting experience at a quite-not-rich price.

htmlnote

this little guy doesn't get taken around the block too much anymore, or at all, but it sure helped a lot in the beginning. credit where credit is due

this site produced on a 100mhz packard bell 486 dx4 with mostly generic accessories.