I've tried it on a few other computers and connections and so far using IE
haven't had any problems... I noticed a few things with NS... like the left
nav bar seems to be squashed a little (it adds on a margin, even though I
specifically set it to zero... anyone know how to fix this?), the JS doesn't
work properly of course... well, at least the bit for the nav bar and the
entry page... I'll have to figure that out, NS seems to treat 'if' and
'else' statements a little differently it seems... I'll hopefully be able to
fix these problems so that it's totally reliable in both browsers...
intro5.gif is a totally black panel only it has a small dark blue border
around the outside (so maybe it's just dark on your computer).  intro6.gif
SHOULD appear when you put the mouse over intro5.gif but this doesn't seem
to work in NS yet, a little more tweaking and hopefully I'll get it to
work...

Thanks for your comments, I've gained a little more info...

BTW, the Newsgroup for povray.teens was rejected.  (yes, thought I'd tell
you know so we don't keep talking about it!  ;-)

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Bob Hughes wrote in message <3715355F.62541712@aol.com>...
>I went to this web page link before using Netscape and I thought it
>didn't load right, the intro5.gif didn't seem to be there. I just now
>see you say NS isn't right for it so I tried this time with MS IE and it
>crashed after a lengthy delay. Seemed to get stuck in the middle and
>then intermittantly gave a download count but didn't appear to progress
>further. I use AOL and was signed off abruptly with several "Connect"
>notices popping up imediately afterward. I had a idle timer on (to
>prevent dis-connection) which I always use when going here since AOL
>will tend to interupt me if I don't, so it seemed to be the webpage that
>did it anyhow. I then used NS again and the pages did fine, no 'bgsound'
>of course ('embed' is needed for NS) except that intro5.gif appears to
>be just a black void (correct for this?).
>Your creation seems to be pretty professional to me. And at least
>partially functional too (99% using NS?).

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