HTML code, the formatting language for the Internet, was originally
created as an international standard for communications between people at
laboratories and universities working on joint research projects. HTML was not
designed to handle graphics and multimedia. Graphic Web browsers have created a
whole new world of possible uses, with commercial applications leading the
pack.
This means, however, that HTML is being pushed beyond what it was designed to
do.
Over the past few years efforts have been made by the dominent browser
developers to create browsers that can accommodate the level of quality
that viewers expect of the traditional arts. However, clients are still
often frustrated by the current technical restrictions of HTML code
and "download" time.
To this end, we
at ACCESS PRESTO! have chosen to design our pages to be viewed by Netscape
browsers. This means other browsers may not produce the same visual quality.
So, if you aren't using Netscape yet, don't wait any longer. You are missing
out on many of the delightful "bells and whistles" ACCESS PRESTO! and
other Web artists include in their pages. Go ahead and use our link, download
it, and install it now!
designed for the Web
| customizing fonts
| web photos
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Guiding Concepts