In a message dated 1/30/03 11:41:49, chandler@yomogi.or.jp writes, among other things: << I found the navigation a bit hard to follow. >> Yes, the navigation could use a litle work. I'm on the learn-as-you-go method of web design. Sorry you're forced to view on a small monitor, but it looks ok to me on my 14" iBook. How does the use of frames keep text out of search engines? I ask, though I would rather have people entering the site through the front door. << Oh, and pleeease: the bit about "electronic downloading". The so-called normal process of viewing a website with a browser consists ***PRECISELY*** of electronic downloading. >> Which is ***PRECISELY*** why I put in this phrase: "except in the normal course of online viewing." I'm not too worried about teletypes or people saving copies on their computer for future reference. I just want people to be aware that I value my work and they are not free to use it in violation of my copyright. I don't have a "no-right-click" script on my site, and I'm one of the technique's major detractors. Cheers, Rich Mason Photographer-at-Large <A HREF="http://www.richmason.com/";>http://richmason.com</A> See the new section: Rich on the Road
