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Credits - Web Sites

• CGI help from http://www.developer.com/directories/directories.html. We learned many CGI techniques from Developer.com.
• Color information from http://www.pantone.com/allaboutcolor/allaboutcolor.asp?ID=34. This article from Pantone played an important part in developing Veganet's color scheme.
• Dynamic HTML help from http://www.insidedhtml.com/home.asp. This site helped us in our first experience with DHTML.
• Great graphics information from http://www.andyart.com/. Andy's Art Attack provided us with useful information regarding graphics design.
• HTML validation services from http://validator.w3.org/ and http://www.websitegarage.com/. Both services were very useful in creating a site compatible with all browsers.
• Meep!Board found at http://www.meep.com. We use Meep!Board message board system throughout Veganet to promote user interaction and communication.
• Mounds of information from http://www.builder.com/. CNET's Builder.com was one of the more helpful sites during Veganet construction.
• RGB Converter found at http://www.webcrown.com/rgbconverter/rgb.html. We use the RGB Converter for converting RGB encoded colors to hexadecimal code for greater compatibility with all browsers.

Credits - Other Sources

• Thanks to the monks of the City of 10,000 Buddhas in Talmage, California for providing useful information regarding veganism.

• Thanks to Ukiah High School for providing us the opportunity to use their digital camera, scanner, and computer lab.
• Of course, thanks to our coaches for guiding us through one of the biggest projects of our lives.

Construction Equipment

• Windows 95/98 Notepad was used to construct and alter the HTML code of Veganet. None of the HTML code was generated or taken from an HTML editor.

• Corel DRAW! 8 was used to generate all graphics (except the Thinkquest logo) on Veganet.
• Both versions of Veganet, enhanced and text-only, were thoroughly tested for compatibility on all types of computers and browsers, including Macintosh System 7/8, Windows 3.x/95/98, Lynx, Netscape Navigator versions 1.x-4.5, Microsoft Internet Explorer versions 2.0-5.0, and WebTV.

• The Ukiah High School library and the Ukiah public library were used for research.
• SaberNet (a local Internet service provider) provided dial-up Internet access at home and MCOE (Mendocino County Office of Education) provided T-1 Internet access at school.
• Ukiah High School provided all types of Macintosh computers to test Veganet, ranging from Macintosh L2's to G3's.