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Usage Issues
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This site was developed using Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 at a resolution of 1024 x 768. It can be viewed with virtually no rendering differences at a resolution of 800 x 600. Any resolution lower than 800 x 600 will result in image and text wrapping in your browser.
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This site uses frames and JavaScripts. Browser versions 3.X and below do not support frames or scripts and therefore will not render this web site as intended. If you have not upgraded your browser, click on the icon at the bottom of the home page to download the latest version of Internet Explorer from Microsoft.
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This site has been tested using Internet Explorer 5.0, 5.5, and 6.0, as well as Netscape 6.2.
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All web sites are best viewed with the browser window maximized. If you are viewing a web site with a smaller window, the browser may render its pages with image and text wrapping to fit the window space. This wrapping is a function of the browser window size and is beyond the control of the web site developer.
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This site is best viewed with your browser text setting set at Medium (view/text size/medium).
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Copyright Issues
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Photographs on this web site may not be downloaded or used in any way without the expressed permission of the management of this company or organization. Use the contact information provided on this web site to obtain use permission. Violation of this policy will be dealt with through appropriate legal channels.
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This organization reserves all rights to the intellectual content of this web site, including but not limited to photographs, logos, backgrounds, icons, and textual content. Any use of this content without the expressed consent of the organization is prohibited. Violation of this policy will be dealt with through appropriate legal channels.
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All company logos that are used on this web site are being used with the permission of that company. The rights to these logos are reserved, and may be copyrighted, by the owning company. Any use of these logos without expressed permission of the owning company may be a violation of their rights.
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