A few notes about the design of this site and its behavior under various browsers, as well as a final paragraph of personal opinions:

Every effort has been made to produce a site which is viewable and workable under every browser ever developed. It is impossible to add features that are both convenient and aesthetically pleasing as well as easy to navigate without a few compromises to older browser users. This site uses style sheets, Java applets, and some JavaScript, although NONE of these are necessary to access any of the information on the site. They only make it more functional and better looking.

The only feature which absolutely requires at least Netscape 3 or Explorer 3 or later is the Jukebox. As long as you only click the Jukebox link one time during your visit, you can continue to enjoy all the selections without having to start over at the beginning, by clicking on its icon in the taskbar to change selections, rather than clicking again on the Jukebox link on each new page. It will automatically keep playing AND be brought back to the top for additional selections without interruption, if the link is clicked on the same page which originally loaded it - otherwise it will start over with the first selection, if the link is clicked again on a new page, rather than from the taskbar.

The appearance of the pages will not be as pleasing under older browsers, or WebTV, but all functions will work and all information will be available. All pages are designed to display correctly in all resolutions regardless of browser although WebTV users will see a rather compressed view of the pages, something they are undoubtedly used to by now. The best overall results are obtained by using 800x600 or 1024x768 resolution with Netscape 4 or later and Explorer 4 or later. Java and JavaScript should be enabled in any browser which is capable of interpreting them.

We strongly suggest that AOL users always use a stand-alone browser. Many times the built-in browser in AOL's software will cause problems. These can range from poor display of images, incorrect operation of some programs or scripts, and lack of features compared to the latest versions of Netscape and Internet Explorer. In particular, you may notice problems with form submissions and other site specific features if using AOL 4.0 or earlier. If you are having problems with this or other sites using AOL's built-in browser, we would first suggest you use a stand-alone browser. Download a copy of the latest full version of Netscape or Internet Explorer, install it, and then use that after connecting to the Internet with the AOL software. If you insist on using the AOL built-in browser, then you can help alleviate many problems by clearing the memory and disk cache, deleting all temporary files, setting up the browser not to cache any pages by setting the history to 0 or at most 1, and set the "check for newer versions of stored pages" option to "on every visit to a page" and not just once per session or never. After making and saving (applying) all these changes, close the software and then re-boot before reconnecting. To avoid the need for all this, just use a stand-alone browser for best results.

If you find any area of this site which is totally inoperable, regardless of the browser or version you are using, please let us know using the form below. We want this site to be accessible to the greatest number of viewers possible, and if necessary will create customized versions of the site to accommodate individuals using antiquated browsers, although they ARE free, so why not upgrade. You might not realize how much you are missing.

As is stated elsewhere, a number of the links on this site open pages in new windows for your convenience, preventing the need to use the often ineffectual BACK button technique. Unless you need to refer to these pages later, we suggest you close them after viewing, in order to prevent a large number of unnecessary open windows. You will automatically find yourself back at the page where you were before and can continue on without additional effort. Some of these sites are NOT part of the Henton site, but are informational sites which may be useful as an adjunct to your understanding of phone service in general. We have no part in the creation of their content and receive no compensation for providing links to their sites. If you find any material on these sites to be unrelated to the topic at hand, or objectionable in any way, please let us know. If you find a dead link anywhere on this site, we would also like to hear about it.

One last point. We do not believe in setting cookies, and we will NOT set any on this site. We don't use banner ads from others which often set cookies of their own. We suggest you disable cookies completely if you so desire, as they will have no effect on your ability to navigate or use any features on this site. We strongly believe in promoting privacy as much as possible in every facet of our lives and that is why we NEVER ask for you to submit any personal information such as credit card numbers, social security numbers, or other private information on this site and also why we believe so strongly that efforts to curtail invasions of our privacy are of paramount importance. Use our links page to find the resources to voice your opposition to the erosion of our constitutional RIGHT to privacy.

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