This site is best viewed using 800x600 or 1024x768 screen resolution. Using 640x480 resolution will not allow this site to utilize the maximum color and definition at our disposal. That is why you would be forced to "scroll around" in order to see the full width of this site if using 640x480.

800x600 or 1024x768 screen resolution will provide the most accurate reproduction of the document's original format as well as actual print-out sizes and page lengths.

Windows 95 & 98 users can change your screen resolution by simply clicking with the right mouse button on the background of your basic screen and select the PROPERTIES option. There you can select the SETTINGS tab in the dialog box. Once there, you go to the SCREEN AREA and can select the 800x600 or the 1024x768 option.

You can further enhance your veiwing pleasure of the photos displayed on this site by insuring that your video output color is set at least at 16 bit "High Color" (56,000 colors) or higher. You can check this by following the above instructions, and under the SETTINGS tab, go to the COLOR PALETTE. This is where the color output is controlled. 16 or 256 colors will not provide the best viewing output.

If you plan on printing a page out on this site, make sure your browser's page properties set up is set at 1/4" from each side, and 1/2" top and bottom. Any other setup will not print the edges of the screen. These options can be found under your Browser's FILE or OPTIONS menu button.

Pages may cut off in different lengths, and will vary from system to system. Try different combinations of margin widths to see which you prefer.

Some detailed illustration pages may not necessarily be able to be printed page by page, due to formatting requirements to make it screen viewable.

Article and Document pages can be saved as a
.GIF, and imported into a graphics program on your computer and printed out that way.