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If you're having difficulties viewing parts of this web site,
please read the information on this page. You'll likely
find an answer to your problem.
This web site was developed
to function and look as best as possible with all the various
computers that access the web. There's numerous
differences between computer operating systems, web browsers,
browser settings, computer screen resolution settings, and the
speed at which your computer connects to the Internet.
All these things effect how this
web site may appear on one computer verses another.
Below are brief explanations and
possible solutions to problems that some web site visitors may
experience.
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incorporates a feature that allows it's web pages to
automatically resize themselves. This is done so that
regardless of your computer screen resolution setting, the
web page will appear as presentable as possible with a
minimum amount of scrolling left to right on particular
pages. This web site looks and functions best with
screen resolutions set to the most popular settings of
800x600 as well as 1024x768. Screen settings of
640x480 may require some left to right page scrolling. In addition, the web site
was developed to function best with Microsoft Internet Explorer
version 6. Prior versions of Internet Explorer as well
as other web browsers such as Netscape and Apple's Safari should function
properly as well. There are minor differences in how
this web site will appear in different web browsers.
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| Besides making sure
your computer speakers are on, if you're unable to
play the mp3 audio samples on the discography page, your web
browser is not configured to play audio files or your
computers audio player is not configured to play mp3 files.
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| This website
uses Active X controls to display some of it's cool
features. If your using Internet Explorer and your
security settings are set to "High", Active X controls will
not be allowed to run. A security setting of "Medium" will
resolve this issue. To change this setting in Internet
Explorer, select "Tools" from the top toolbar. From the drop down menu,
select "Internet Options...". Select the "Security"
tab. Change the security slider bar in this window to "Medium".
Then choose "OK". You may need to close Internet
Explorer and reopen it for this change to work properly.
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| If you're seeing empty
boxes or boxes containing a red "X" throughout various pages on this web site, and
the word "Java" in the boxes on this web page, you're missing out on some
of this web sites cool features. If all is working
properly, you should see changing pictures in the square box
located on the right hand side of this page directly under the "Site
Help"
button.
You should also see moving text messages directly above the blue text on
this page. If it's not working properly, then
your web browser's Java features are not functioning
properly. The main causes for this problem is as
follows:
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- Your web browser
might have it's
Java features turned off. In more recent versions of Internet
Explorer, those settings are usually found by selecting
"Tools" then selecting "Internet Options" in the menu.
Click on the "Advanced Settings" tab and scroll down until
you see a setting that mentions Java or under the Microsoft VM section, the JIT compilier. Make sure the box is
checked. If you don't see either of these continue
reading the rest of this section.
- Older computers with
Windows 95 often don't have a Java enabled browser. There's
a
special version of Sun's Java engine to run on Windows 95.
Click
here to get it
for free. Be sure to read all the information on the page
to make sure you download the correct version.
- Your web browser
might not have a Java component installed with it. Due
to a law suit settlement between Sun Microsystems and Microsoft, future versions of Internet Explorer will not come equipped
with the Microsoft virtual machine (Java engine). You
can download and install the Sun Java engine for free by clicking
on the Java logo below.
The Java issue described
above is a problem that's affecting many web sites across the
internet. However, most new computers now come with the
Sun Java engine preinstalled. As web technology continues to evolve, this
web site will likely go through some changes to continue
offering the "cool" looking features to it's visitors. These
changes will always be decided upon by balancing
the concept of
staying current with web software technology while being able
to present features of this web site to visitors that may use
older and somewhat outdated computers.
Any question or
comments regarding this website can be mailed to
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