11/27/01: I created this page and linked to it on each of the 4 menus. I made the "Discussions" page, and all the links for it.

11/26/01: I altered the redirect script to allow for those with unusual (but large) resolutions to view the 1280x1024 version. I spent several hours setting up and tweaking the forums window. There is still one minor problem when viewing the forums window with Netscape, But it's nothing to worry about. I provided a link to the forums window in each of the 4 menus. I set up the "About Us" page and links to it from the menu frame for each of the 4 resolutions. I may change where it is displayed soon.

11/25/01: After about 3 days, I have the redirect script working. It worked fine in Internet Explorer, but didn't work at all in Netscape. The problem was that I was identifying the location of the content (main) frame as, "parent.main.location" when it should have been, "top.main.location". The way this script works is quite nice. The index.html file is actually a frameset with a frame that takes up 0% of the browser space. In that window, there is a blank page that runs a script I wrote, which finds the user's screen resolution. If it matches one of the ones I have set, it loads the page which is customized for that resolution in the frame below (you may not know it, but you are really looking at 4 frames right now). I currently have custom pages for 640x480, 800x600, 1024x768, and 1280x1024. There has been one problem with it, for some reason, I don't think it can detect the screen resolution of a Mac. In any case that it either can't detect the resolution, or if the resolution doesn't match any of the four I have custom pages for, it goes to the default page (800x600, which I'm told is the most common resolution for a Mac).