Display Problems?

Some people may experience problems viewing this site properly, and there are several reasons why this may be.

JavaScript Disabled
If you don't see a menu at the left - you probably have JavaScript disabled. JavaScript is used for both the menu at the left and the Homepage image animation. So you cannot properly view this site with JavaScript disabled. You need to change your browser settings.

Internet Explorer
With IE, we have a page "Active content" which explains how to make the necessary adjustments - really easy to do. You will need to do this to view many other websites as well.

Netscape
In NS, go to Edit/Preferences, then select Advanced/Scripts & Plugins and make sure JavaScript is enabled. In IE, go to Tools/Internet Options, then click on the Security tab. Click the "Custom Options" button. Scroll down to where it says "Active Scripting" and click on "Enable".

Screen Resolution
If you can't see much without doing a lot of scrolling - you probably have a very small screen resolution. This site is really not usable at an 800x600 display resolution. At such a resolution, you cannot make the browser large enough to see much. You need at least a 1024x768 resolution, and I recommend 1280x1024 or more. On your computer, go to Start/Settings/Control Panel, then double-click the Display icon. Click on the Settings tab, then change the Screen Area slider.

Java
If you don't have the Java plug-in installed on your machine, this is easily downloaded FREE from the Java website.

Font Size
If the menu items seem strangely aligned - you probably have your computer set to use "large fonts". The site's layout is based on the default "Small Fonts" setting. You can check this by going to Start/Settings/Control Panel, then double-clicking on "Display". Click the "Settings" tab, then click the "Advanced" button. The top entry on the "General" table is the font size. Make sure this is set to "Small Fonts".

Page Last Updated 07/01/2008