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This site has been designed using current CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) and XHTML (Extensible HyperText Markup Language) web standards so as to provide greater accessibility to those with alternate browsers (designed for accessibility) and portable devices. However due to the lack of implementation of CSS or severe bugs that were inherent in EARLY browsers, some pages may not be rendered correctly, or in extreme cases, may cause the browser to crash.

This site has been tested in all current browsers as shown below:
Internet Explorer 6.0
Netscape Navigator 7.0
Opera 7 (a few minor rendering bugs different to version 5/6)
Mozilla 1.6

Some older browsers that also work acceptably are:
Internet Explorer 5.0/5.5
Netscape Navigator 6.0
Opera 5.0 / 6.0 (a few minor rendering bugs different to version 7)
Mozilla 1.2

Browsers that are known to cause problems are:
Netscape Navigator 4 (bad implementation of CSS can cause browser to crash)
Internet Explorer 4 (bad implementation of CSS)

If you are using one of these older browsers and wish to view this site correctly and display all the features, you should visit the browser vender's web site of your choice and download the updated version. For example: www.microsoft.com, www.netscape.com, www.mozilla.org, www.opera.com

However if you do not wish to update your browser, you should consult the literature in your browsers help file to determine how to disable CSS. This should provide you with the bare text. If you choose NOT to update you should be aware that older browsers are being phased out, and there will continually be more of the web that will become inaccessible to you.

Currently there are no browsers which comply 100% to current web standards, however the most compliant browsers that have been tested are: Netscape Navigator 7.0 and Mozilla 1.6. Internet Explorer is close behind these two but is not due for an update until mid 2005. Opera 7 and other browsers may also be compliant or near compliant, they should certainly work correctly.

If you wish to know more about web standards, visit the W3C at www.w3c.org.