Customer Profile:  Bushwacker, Inc.

At their 70,000 square-foot manufacturing facility just below the St. Johns Bridge, Bushwacker employs over 120 local people for all business operations – design, production, shipping, sales and management. 

The products they design, manufacture and sell primarily focus on plastic thermoforming – the process of vacuum molding a sheet of plastic around a shape to ultimately create a finished automotive component such as a Fender Flare, Bed Rail Cap, bumper cover or other trim piece.  In 2007 they produced several new products for new model cars, trucks and SUVs, and shipped thousands of products around the world through their network of over 7,200 dealers. 

Bushwacker is a long-time Sterling customer. They use a dedicated T1 line to support their regular data operations including Internet, email and database connectivity.

“Our web site at www.bushwacker.com is hosted by Sterling, where we see over 267,433 pageviews and 30,418 visits a month-all from people interested in adding the style of our products to their vehicle.  While the demands on our data infrastructure continue to grow, Sterling’s support is top notch, always ready to help us along the way,” said John Hay, Bushwacker’s Associate Marketing Manager.

Bushwacker’s growing success keeps people busy 24 hours a day, but the company takes the necessary time to give back to the community. They regularly support several organizations such as The Community Transitional School (www.transitionalschool.org) and Childhelp (www.childhelp.org) to continue growth as a community and nation, by helping children in need of education and support.

Tech Tips
How to Insert Copyright, Trademark & Other Symbols in MS Word 2007(cont.)

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If Autocorrect is turned on (which it is by default), you can enter the following text and Word will automatically convert it to the desired symbol:

Copyright Symbol: (c)
Trademark Symbol: (tm)
Registered Trademark Symbol: (r)

If you need to access other symbols, do the following:

1. Click the "Insert" tab in the ribbon at the top of Word 2007.

2. In the "Symbols" group, click the "Symbol" command.

3. A pop-up will appear, allowing you to select from several frequently-used symbols.

4. If necessary, click the "More Symbols" button on the pop-up to open the "Symbol" dialog box.




From the "Symbol" dialog box you can:

• Double-click a variety of symbols to add them to the current Word 2007 document.
• Click the "Font" and "Subset" pull-downs to look for symbols in other fonts.

5. Close the "Symbol" dialog box when done.

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