A little Technical Information you may find helpful -

This site has been designed to work in Explorer 4 and above;

The screen size used is 800 x 600 pixels at True Colour 32 bit.

The screen image can be shown at maximum screen size by pressing F11
for Internet Explorer users; toggle to return .

The "Musicbox" page is designed to be used with "Winamp"; if you don't have this program on your computer, click this link for a free download- http://www.winamp.com/. On most computers it should also run on "Windows Media Player ", the standard Windows player supplied as part of the Windows operating system.

Also please note that music and picture files are usually quite large; consequently they can take a little while to load before playing - please be patient - the time it takes will depend on how fast your computer is - it's only a few seconds!

Below is a brief Introduction and Explanation for Navigating round this website.

The "HOMEPAGE" is where the site opens and is the base from which most of your navigation around the site starts.

On the left hand side is the "CONTENTS" list, showing the various sub-sections. When you click on a section it will open up; Navigation around the site is generally by using the left mouse button to Click on a particular sub-section link; this will take you to the requested page(s). Return or move around the site by clicking on the required section in the horizontal navigation bar across the top of the page; otherwise click "Close Window" link or Arrow links if available, or click the X at the top righthand corner to close the page. You can also go back to the pevious page you visited by clicking on the "Back" button towards the top left hand corner. Some sub sections may be multi page; they have their own "Back" and "Next" buttons available. A page may have further links to other sections; click on the link or click as described above to move around the site.

 

Use the "SCROLL BARS" which may appear to the righthand side and/or bottom of pages to move the image up and down, or side to side.These only appear when pages have more information in them than will fit within the standard screen size.
(Updated - February 2004))