Get this site look Goooood!
For browsing through this site, you will need a browser that support frames. Since you're reading this text, I suppose you already have such a browser.

I RECOMEND you to use
Internet Explorer 3.0

since this site's optimized for Internet Explorer 3.0.

Always try to get the latest versions — sipmly because they're better!

Now, you may think I recomend Internet Explorer because I like Bill Gates and Microsoft. Well, that ain't the reason 'cuz I do NOT like Gates :-). But since...
1) Internet Explorer 3.0 supports HTML 3.2+ (Netscape Navigator just supports 3.0...)
2) Explorer is totally free to use (as yet...) I like it more than Netscape Navigator (I've tested Netscape Communicator (Navigator 4.0) too — a preview version — but I still prefer Internet Explorer 3.0)

Even Cnet prefer Internet Explorer 3.0. Read their Netscape vs. Microsoft text!

Now, don't think I mean all Internet Explorer versions... Nope, I really dislike version 2.0, and I hate version 1.0!!!

When I made these pages I set my screen resolution to 800x600. I recomend you not to have any lower resoltion than that. Perhaps 1024x768 will do just fine too, I don't know... ('cuz I've got a bad Goldstar 14" monitor, which is interlaced in 1024, so I don't use that mode too often...) And I also recomend you to use at least 16 bit color depth (65535 colors).

Why not use QuickRes to change the screen modes in Windows 95. It's one of the programs in PowerToys for Windows 95 (231kB). With that utility, you don't have to restart Windows when you switch screen modes, and that's good!

Since some parts of this page uses a special font, which you perhaps don't have, I will here give it to you.
It's just a small file (61.5kB), which you should put in the directory where you keep your fonts (i.e. C:\WINDOWS\FONTS or C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM if you're using Windows95 respectively Windows 3.X).
Here it is: Comic Sans MS or COMIC.TTF, as the file's called.
Just in case you wonder, I can tell that I made these HTML files in an ASCII Editor (Notepad in Win95). I don't like those HTML Wizards and such other tools. I tried FrontPage 97 once, but... nope! I didn't like it. I get more and better control when I write it all myself!