1. I don't see the navigation bar you guys were talking about at the top of the page. What's up with that?
2. How do the links at the top of the page work?
3. Why can't I see the pictures in the constructions section?
4. I e-mailed you and didn't receive a response. What happened?
5. One of your links was broken. Can you fix it?
6. There was a word I didn't understand. What does it mean?

I don't see the navigation bar you guys were talking about at the top of the page. What's up with that?

You probably don't have an advanced enough of a browser to see the DHTML used in the construction of that navigation bar. Never fear! You can download the newest version of your browser at microsoft.com or netscape.com. Or just use the links below the header or at the bottom of the page. They take you to the main pages for each section, and has links to all the subsections.

How do the links at the top of the page work?

Hold your mouse over the little rectangles. Sub-menus should appear below those pages that have sub-topics. You can either click on the main box, or click on the bozes in the lower menu to go directly to the sub-pages. If you are confused about what the subjects mean, then click on the main box and that will explain that section and its sub-pages.

Why can't I see the pictures in the constructions section?

The pictures in the constructions section are constructed using the GIF89a format, which are animated GIFs. They take awhile to load, because each frame must be loaded individually. Sit there and be patient, and you should be able to see the animation of the constructions. If the animation looks choppy, wait for everything to load, and then refresh your page. You should then be able to see the image uninterrupted.

I e-mailed you and didn't receive a response. What happened?

Well, we're all pretty busy people. We try to respond to comments/questions/suggestions as soon as possible, but unfortunately, it's not always possible in a lot of cases. You can try e-mailing us again. However, in most cases, just sit tight and wait, and we'll get back to you as soon as we can.

One of your links was broken. Can you fix it?

Unfortunately, we can't change the site once it has been submitted to Thinkquest. You can, however, e-mail us and tell us which link was broken, and we'll tell you the correct link.

There was a word I didn't understand. What does it mean?

You can check the glossary for the word. If it's not there, we suggest you go to dictionary.com for the definition of the word. If that proves fruitless, try looking in a science or math book, or asking a science or math teacher.