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The way the Priston Web appears to you will depend in part on the
settings of your computer and on your browser software.
The Priston Web is best viewed with the following: |
| Hardware |
PC |
| Browser |
Internet Explorer version 6 |
| Screen Resolution |
1024x768 |
| Colours |
Highest (32-bit) |
You will get the best results if you have maximised the browser
window ie. it fills the whole screen. |
The web-site has also been tested with the following browsers: |
PCs running Microsoft Windows
| Browser |
version |
| Internet Explorer |
5, 5.5, 6 |
| Netscape |
6, 7 |
| Mozilla |
1.1
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| Opera |
6.03 |
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Macintosh Computers
| Browser |
version |
| Netscape |
6 |
| Internet Explorer |
5 |
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You may encounter minor problems if you use combinations of
hardware, settings and software other than for which the web-site has
been optimised. Examples are given in the table below. |
| Cause |
Symptom |
| Macintosh |
Images may appear lighter or darker on Macintosh,
depending on screen settings. |
| Screen resolutions lower than 1024x768
eg 800x640 |
Text and images will appear larger, and you may
need to scroll down or across to see the complete page. |
| Netscape prior to version 6 |
You will be unable to see the names of houses by
positioning the mouse pointer over the red house numbers on the
Priston Map. Also, the clickable links (normally underlined and
blue) will remain blue and not turn red when the mouse pointer is
left to hover over the link. |
| Colours less than Highest 32-bit |
Colours may appear "false" and blotchy. |
| Old browsers |
These may not support "frames" so you
may be unable to access the Priston Web.
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If you have problems accessing or using the site then please
contact us.
Please provide the following information if possible:
- type of computer: PC/Macintosh
- type and version of browser: eg Internet Explorer/Netscape
Version 6
- screen resolution used: eg 1024/768
- colour setting used eg Highest 32-bit
- title of the screen on which the problem occurred (if relevant):
eg Help (for this screen)
- nature of the problem, including how it can be reproduced
We will do our best to look into the problem and provide advice. |