June, 1996 Rapid Development with Cuesta's OpenPages™ Basic Catalog System. Six weeks from start to finish! By converting CCV's existing DBase III database to a FileMaker database and implementing the data in Cuesta's Catalog System, CCV Software can now market educational software to teachers via the Internet. Teachers can conduct searches, put items into a "shopping cart", and place orders safely on a secure server. Quick and Easy Product Location This online catalog offers 2 different methods for finding products: The "Browse" method allows users to "Step-Search" through the catalog. The "Search" method allows users to create custom search criteria for finding just the right programs. Fast Search Engine Custom search engine is performance-tuned for fast operation over the Internet. Search by using a variety of different criteria including subject, platform, media, grade range, and full text of the product description. Visitor Tracking System The system tracks visitors' domain name and source URL, browser and computer platform used, time spent on each page, total time spent at the site, browsing and searching patterns by product type and much more.

Online Ordering System A secure and easy-to-use online ordering system allows customers to purchase products by using a credit card, purchase order, check, or money order. Online orders are encrypted to further ensure information remains confidential. Dynamically Generated Web Pages Web pages are constructed by implementing Cuesta's OpenPages� technology that calls information from a database and generates the html based on a combination of conditional code, a design template, the product data, and the user's actions. Search results lists contain customized information that match the shopper's interests. Most Current Information Available Because pages are dynamically generated, pricing, ordering, and descriptive information on hundreds of products can be easily maintained and updated by our client's non-technical staff, without changing a single html page. Easy Navigation Navigational buttons provide for an intuitive interface. The user never needs to figure out where he is or use the browser's buttons. Everything he needs is provided within the Web pages, in a clear and organized manner. The button bar also reflects the actions of the user to indicate his selection and current location within the site.