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IFRAMES

This site uses an extensive network of iFrames to facilitate ease of use by shortening the number of clicks necessary to achieve location of information.

The iFrame is a smaller window within a page for displaying a series of other pages within the subject of the page in which it resides.  When you click on a button on the page to select viewing, that secondary page will appear in the window below the buttons. 

IFRAME RESTRICTIONS

There are a few restrictions when the iFrame style is used.  First the window is restricted by width and height sizing.  Now, we do present to you scroll bars to overcome this limitation.  We have attempted to minimize the use of the right-left scroll bar as much as possible.  However, some pages are coming to us from external venues and the designers of those pages have them set at much larger widths then what would be classified as good design techniques.

SCROLL BARS -  UP/DOWN  RIGHT/LEFT

Sometimes the right-left scroll bar is farther down the page then we would like it to be.  This is because we set the iFrame height to minimize the scroll effect with an inner scroll bar.  Thus, to find the right-left inner scroll bar, you will need to use the outer scroll bar do move the page up to where that inner right-left scroll bar appears.

WHY THE USE OF IFRAMES

IFrames allow us a wee bit of creative freedom.  Part of which is motivated by allowing you access to as many information pages without cluttering up your memory with a bunch of windows that could ultimately crash your computer.

IFrames allow us to give you the ultimate experience by allowing you to minimize the use of the browser back button to find our site to continue shopping or simply enjoying the Entertainment being offered.

Unfortunately, iFrames doesn't always work because of instructions within the pages we are attempting to display.  The web designer of those pages has elected to force your browser to either open a new browser window or to remove our browser window and insert their own.  In the case of a new window, all you need to do is close the window to return to our site.

However, if they replace our window with their window, you'll probably have to use the browser back arrow to find us.  Or look in the URL directory to see if we still exist in the index and return to us in that way.