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| Natural World and People |
| Travel, UK & Europe |
| Patterns |
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| Contents description |
| Introduction |
| Equipment |
| Photo Links |
| Depth of Field Chart, FREE for download |
| Photo stock enquiries |
| Copyright information |
| General Links (over 100) |
Link to Brian Eyley Partnership, Chartered Building Surveyors
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How to Turn on Java
Note: If you do not want to keep the settings after visiting this site please reverse the process described below.
Netscape Navigator v4.5
From the menu along the top of the browser:
Select - Edit | Preferences
In the white window to the left of the box, click on "Advanced"
In the part of the window to the right, make sure that there are ticks against "Enable Java" and "Enable Java Script"
Click on OK.
To disable Java, reverse the above process.
Previous versions of Netscape Navigator
Find the Preferences menu as above
Find the Java menu and click to enable as above.
We are sorry that the details of the menu system are not available to us at the present time.
Other browsers
We do not have information about other browsers. Please identify and enable the use of Java.
or ..........
Use the Table of Contents above.
We hope to have an alternative solution to this problem soon.
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This site was built using Microsoft Front Page 98 and is fully compatible with Microsoft Internet Explorer versions 4x.
Some of the extra facilities built into Front Page 98 by Microsoft and supported by Internet Explorer have not been used as they are incompatible with Netscape Navigator. (The two companies have implemented the HTML language and its various enhancements in different ways).
One facility that has been used, however, are Javascripts and Java programming (for the hover buttons which change colour when you move the mouse pointer over them). These have been tested with Microsoft Explorer 4x and work well whether Java is turned on or off. However, they do not work in Netscape Navigator 4x if Java is turned off or in previous versions of other browsers.
If you have java turned off in Netscape Navigator you should see ordinary text hyperlinks. If you can't see the text links or want to see the hover buttons please turn on Java as described above - or - use this Table of Contents.
