Site view Assistance / Suggested view Settings

Page updated on: December 15, 2006

We have attempted to provide good presentation and navigation facilities within this web page collection for a variety of browsers. Since we do not have the hardware and software facilities to test in most browsers, we have gone by the expected behaviour of standard HTML.

Here are some tips to view the site and for navigation within the site.

• This set of web pages are best when viewed using a minimum resolution of 800x600 pixels. The web browser window size should be maximized.
   
• A site map has been provided. Links to the presentations either using Frames or without using frames have been provided on the site map.
   
• Refresh the pages, especially the pages on Thought for the day to get the latest page. We try to update on a regular basis.
   
• Use the appropriate links on bottom of the page, when Javascript is not handled by the browser, to view the same information in a different presentation (which does not use Javascript).
   
• The links to next and previous page in the sequence have also been provided on most pages (either with hyper-linked images or simple text links).
   
• To go back or forward to the pages that you have viewed in current session, please use the browser's buttons or icons on its tool bars.
   
• On the site index, we have two types of buttons. A "plus" symbol is used to show possible expansion of sub-topics. A "minus" symbol is used to show possible collapse of the details (to leave only the heading in the index). When you click on a "plus" the topic is expanded to show the sub-topics or sub-page titles. When you click on a "minus" the sub-topics/ sub-page titles are hidden (collapsed up). This is similar to Windows "folders" functionality.

Please email us with all suggestions for improvement of presentation and navigation aids. We would like to help as many people as possible in having access to the information we would like to share.