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What is this about ? This image we use to let people know that we strongly support non-proprietary systems that encourage access to the internet by all types of browsers. You may copy this image and use it on your site if you choose to do so. There are browsers (see our LINKS page) and operating systems available which enable all to have access to the information highway. If you care to take the time to study the internet and its creation and development, you will discover that the original intent was for all to have access. Click on the W3C image at the bottom of this page. It is a link that will take you to the W3C site. In the upper left hand corner of the page at that site click on the large W3C words. If you spend some time looking there you will find information about the start of the the "World Wide Web" as it is called. We are working to make all pages on this site accessable by as many browsers as possible. Currently we have tested these browsers and found them to work:
Dillo , which is Free Software. Opera 5.01, 6.02 , 6.05 Netscape 4.7, 4.79 Konqueror Galeon Mozilla Lynx There is a large well known software company that has a browser that will view these pages. Some of the above mentioned browsers (Lynx 2.8.3 is one example) will also work on some of their systems (we do not attempt to exclude them or their browser). Read about Free Software vs Open Source
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What is this about ?

use any browser here

This image we use to let people know that we strongly support non-proprietary systems that encourage access to the internet by all types of browsers. You may copy this image and use it on your site if you choose to do so. There are browsers (see our LINKS page) and operating systems available which enable all to have access to the information highway.

If you care to take the time to study the internet and its creation and development, you will discover that the original intent was for all to have access. Click on the W3C image at the bottom of this page. It is a link that will take you to the W3C site. In the upper left hand corner of the page at that site click on the large W3C words. If you spend some time looking there you will find information about the start of the the "World Wide Web" as it is called.

We are working to make all pages on this site accessable by as many browsers as possible. Currently we have tested these browsers and found them to work: