[electronic sources - cd-rom/dvd-rom]
1. Bernstein, Gary H. "Microprocessor." Microsoft Encarta Reference Suite 99. Vers. 99.

2. Fernald, Edward A. "Florida." Microsoft Encarta Reference Suite 99. Vers. 99. Microsoft Encarta. Seattle: Microsoft, 1999.

3. Frieden, Robert "Wireless Communication." Microsoft Encarta Reference Suite 99. Vers. 99. Microsoft Encarta. Seattle: Microsoft, 1999.

4. "Internet" IBM World Book 99. Vers. 99. New York: IBM, 1999.

5. Microsoft Encarta. Seattle: Microsoft, 1999.

6. Snyder, Timothy L. "Computer." Microsoft Encarta Reference Suite 99. Vers. 99.


[electronic sources - web pages]
7. Bicknell, Craig "Here Comes the Netmobile" August 10, 1999 <http://www.wired.com/news/news/ebiz/story/21204.html> (August 1999).

8. Glave, James "Yahoo in the Palm of Your Hand" August 11, 1999 <http://www.wired.com/news/news/ebiz/story/21223.html> (August 1999).

9. Glave, James "Next-Gen Intel: Penguin Inside?" August 10, 1999 <http://www.wired.com/news/news/ebiz/story/21206.html> (August 1999).

10. Singh, Jai "CNET News.com - Beleaguered Apple" May, 8 1998 <http://www.news.com/Perspectives/Column/0,176,186,00.html> (June 1999).


[printed sources - periodicals]
11. Carlson, Kyla K. "Escape from Copier Hell!" PC Computing May 1999, pp. 204-10

12. Dvorak, John C. "E-biz Busters." PC Computing February 1999, pp. 101.

13. Sargent, Martine "Storage to Burn." PC Computing May 1999, pp. 176-84

14. Taylor, Chris "Don't Shoot the Messages." Time Magazine August 1999, pp.54.

15. White, Ron. "Divex vs. DVD." PC Computing July 1999, pp. 200-01


[other sources - personal interviews]
16. Sindel, David; Vice president of Franklin, Jones & Talbot; Personal Interview; 29 September, 1998.

[equipment used]
We used a wide variety of graphics editing programs to create and manipulate the graphics. The main program we used was Corel Draw. Other graphics applications we used are Paint Shop Pro, Microsoft PhotoDraw, and Adobe PhotoShop.

A digital camera and a scanner were used to import all photographs onto a computer for editing.

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

All versions of the web site were thoroughly tested for compatibility on all types of computers and browsers, including MacOS, Windows, Netscape Navigator versions 3.0-4.5, and Microsoft Internet Explorer versions 3.0-5.0.



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