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Frequently Asked Questions
| Q: |
How can I browse Eureka off-line? Do I
always need to be logged on to check out Eureka? |
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You can download our compressed package which
contains everthing in Eureka apart from the multimedia gallery. |
| Q: |
Can I use Eureka or Eureka Classroom projects and information in teaching
my class? |
| A: |
Of course! If you have a good
experience using Eureka in the classroom please e-mail us or add your teaching ideas to
our "teachers forum". |
| Q: |
How can I obtain permission to use a
picture or an article in my own site? |
| A: |
Please e-mail us before using any materials in your
own site. If the resource is not copyrighted by us you must obtain permission from it's
original owner. |
| Q: |
Can I link to Eureka? |
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Yes, you can make a link to Eureka on
your site, or, if your site is about inventions or discoveries, why not join our Invent.Net initiative. |
| Q: |
What is Invent.Net? |
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Invent.net is a web site linked to
Eureka that has the task of collecting together all of the best sites that are related to
the information we have collected. To find out more click here, to view our list of regular links, click here. |
| Q: |
The Java menu doesn't work at the top
of the screen, what do I do? |
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There is probably a problem with
running java on your system. Firstly, check that you are using Internet Explorer 4/5 or
Netscape version 3/4/5. Then check that Java is enabled in the preferences or options. If
it still doesn't work you can report the
error or select "Frames Version" when you login. |
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