Below the outline is a control panel with 7 options, the last 4 options shown appear on a page:

	Expands all section headings in the outline.
	Collapses all expanded section headings in the outline.
	Displays this page.
	Displays the Home Page.
	Closes the floating menu.
	Goes to the "No Frames" version of this site ( has no menu! ).
	Displays this site with a separate window ( floating menu ) for the site outline. Some of my pages exceed the width of the frame. In this case you should better use this option to prevent horizontal scrolling.
	Go to the top of the page shown.
	Show next page in sequence.
	Show previous page in sequence.

The meaning of the icons is:

	Folder ( closed )
	Folder closed ( mouse over folder ). Appears only if a link exist.
	Folder closed ( selected ). Appears only if a link exist.
	Folder ( opened )
	Folder open ( mouse over folder ). Appears only if a link exist.
	Folder open ( selected ). Appears only if a link exist.
	Document
	Document ( mouse over document )
	Document ( selected )

There is a known bug in Internet Explorer 4 that MAY cause the following error:

"Due to security restrictions imposed by your browser, the JavaScript cannot change modes while a page from another server is being displayed. The default home page for this site will be displayed instead."

even when the displayed page is not from another server. This problem is caused by a bug in MSIE. You can fix this problem by downloading and installing Service Pack 1 from the Microsoft Web Site, or upgrading to Internet Explorer 4.01 or higher version.

There is a known bug in Opera that can result in a large outline with a lot of opened sections being truncated. If you encounter this, try closing a few sections.

This site is designed to be viewed with a frames and JavaScript capable browser such as Microsoft Internet Explorer version 3, or Netscape Navigator version 2, or higher versions. All pages use Cascaded Style Sheets and some pages use an own font to show the real ASCII-characters like the MZ's show.

Do yourself a sake: Much sites including mine are best viewed without errors by the Internet Explorer. Netscape versions up to 6x are all unable to display the most features of new versions of CSS, HTML etc. I'm not a convinced fan of Bill's products, but unfortanetly this is the sadly webmaster-reality. If you ask me: Are there other browsers more? - No.