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 Mike Haas |
Drawing on Mike's years of experience in financial industry web design,
AmmoGuide Interactive is both powerful and
At a low
 AmmoGuide 1.0 startup screen (Amiga) |
 AmmoGuide 2.0 startup screen (Amiga) |
 AmmoGuide 3.0 startup screen (All) |
Before the demise of the Amiga platform, AmmoGuide had become an international hit! AmmoGuide had been featured in both American and European computer magazines, including screenshots of it's case diagrams and graphics.
The emergence of the web brought a wealth of associated technologies. A new "runtime" environment called Java (by Sun Microsystems) allowed websites to run programs securely over the internet. Java would come to be universally accepted and adopted by virtually all web browsers and servers. In 1997, rewritten in Java, AmmoGuide 3.0 was released as a standalone, downloadable program configured for Windows and Macintosh platforms.
The first AmmoGuide website began life in late 1997 with those same 132 cartridges. In 1999, the domain was registered and AmmoGuide.com was launched. AmmoGuide's cartridge-drawing engine and information no longer required any special kind of computer and could be displayed in any Java-enabled web browser.
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In January 2004, the website was completely redesigned to better serve it's visitors as a full-service reloading center comprised of highly-integrated, easy-to-use tools. AmmoGuide Interactive adds thousands of loads of reloading data and a vast array of reloading/cartridge functionality unmatched on the web - all for an affordable annual fee. Sophisticated yet easy-to-use tools like the Cartridge Identification and Search Tool and the Cartridge Master List dramatically increase the usefulness of the website to shooters and hunters.
AmmoGuide.com is committed to providing the very best in online reloading services.
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