The Green Sheet Online Edition
June 6, 2007 • 07:06:02
A new, happy tune for GS Online
Like the Peanuts character Schroeder at the piano, our Web developers have been toiling for months at their keyboards to improve The Green Sheet Inc.'s Web site, www.greensheet.com.
All their effort is about to come to fruition. During the week of June 25, 2007, when this issue of The Green Sheet is in the mail, our new Web site will go live.
Our focus in revamping the site has been to enhance overall navigation, design and content. We've modified much of the code, as well as the look and feel of many pages. Some of the changes include:

- A tightly reorganized menu at the top of each page (no more drop-down lists)
- A sleek, satiny look for the MLS Forum
- A redesign of the Current Issue, the archives, and our company profile and industry leader directories
- A more powerful search engine for the entire site, including News From the Wire
- A link within each article that enables you to send a letter to the editor, print the story or e-mail it to a friend.
Most importantly, we think you'll be able to move through the site more quickly to find what you're looking for.
We will want your feedback. Look for a user survey online in the coming weeks, or e-mail us at greensheet@greensheet.com.
Whether you want to upgrade your POS offerings, find a payment gateway partner, bone up on fintech regs or PCI requirements, find an upcoming trade show, read about faster payments, or discover the latest innovations in merchant acquiring, The Green Sheet is the resource for you. Since 1983, we've helped empower and connect payments professionals, starting with the merchant level salespeople who bring tailored payment acceptance and digital commerce tools, along with a host of other business services to merchants across the globe. The Green Sheet Inc. is also a proud affiliate of Bankcard Life, a premier community that provides industry-leading training and resources for payment professionals.
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