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About This Page
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<a
href=http://www.netcraft.co.uk/cgi-bin/Survey/whats?host=tcp.com&port=80
target="_top"
>Click here to see what server our site runs!</a>

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NEW:
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This page automatically detects which browser you are using. 
It then constructs a page which uses only those codes known to work for
your browser, and formats things so that the content is viewable on
your broswer.
However, as not all browsers support all features,
what you see will be only what your browser supports, not necessarily
everything on the page.  If you want to see everything, you must be
running

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<a 
href=http://home.netscape.com/comprod/mirror/index.html
target="_top"
>Netscape Navigator 3.0</a>

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or higher.  If you are using something older, or a different browser,
click on the below icon to upgrade.

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<a
href="http://home.netscape.com/comprod/mirror/index.html"
><img
src="/images/now40_button.gif"
width=90
height=54
alt="[Tune Up to Communicator.  Netscape Now!]"
></a>
 
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Currently all other browsers besides Netscape Navigator are
considered "generic" broswers capable of HTML 2.0 codes, and 
possibly mailto and forms support.  

Some browsers such as Microsoft
Internet Exploder identify themselves as being compatible with
various versions of Netscape Navigator, and will be presented
with the appropriate Netscape Navigator codes.

Graphics format support is announced by the browser and decoded
by the page automatically.

Graphics formats used
in this page include x-bitmap, GIF, JPEG, and Progressive JPEG.

If mailto and forms don't work,
your browser will either ignore these or display an error.

Versions of Netscape Navigator older than 1.1 will not show 
tables or backgrounds.

Versions of Netscape Navigator older than 2.0 will not show
frames or support Java or Javascript.

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BROWSER DETECTION CODE DISABLED

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If your broswer type was not correctly identified, try clicking on the
reload button on your browser.  (Note that Microsoft Internet Exploder
pretends to be Netscape, so that's normal.)
