We want you to have the best possible experience while visiting our Web Site. With the following suggestions (not required), you will be able to appreciate all of our technical presentations.* Our pages are best seen with the latest versions of : Netscape Navigator and/or Communicator 4.x and Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0* Check to be sure that Java and JavaScript are activated. Note: The latest internet navigator versions have Java and JavaScript activated.
Set your monitor resolution to 800 x 600 pixels so that the site is completely displayed in your navigator window. Also, have your monitor set to 256 colors, at a minimum.
Note: You may access our site without graphics or with a Linux-based navigator without graphics. The descriptive text still will be opened and displayed when the graphics do not appear.
 PDF Documents
There is a variety of documents within the Web Site (information pages, bulletins, etc.) There are saved as Adobe Acrobat PDF documents, so that you can download and view them with the format and graphics intact. All you need to view the documents is Adobe Acrobat Reader, a program distributed FREE of charge by Adobe.
If you prefer not to download Acrobat Reader, you may still print documents from our site by using the print button on your navigator.
Our Web Site does not use frames (with the exception of some special sections) so that you can easily print any page or portion of our site.
Plug-ins
In order to optimize your visit to our "Web Site", we use the following plug-ins that you may download FREE of charge. Please note that if the navigator that you are using is version 4.x or older, you will not need to download some of these plug-ins as they come preinstalled with your navigator.
Adobe Acrobat
Displays documents on your monitor while preserving the documents integrity, so that files may be viewed and printed on a variety of platforms. We regularly provide information sheets in Acrobat format.
Macromedia Flash Player
A Macromedia Plug-in that permits you to see and hear animated and sound content on the Web. A number of presentation have been done in Shockwave format.
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