Thank you for visiting the Native Way Cookbook. I hope you enjoy your time here. We've been working hard to make Native Way more user-friendly, and to get it in shape for more frequent updates to our recipe and article collections. We hope you like the new look and let us know how it's working for you!

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Note: We do not recommend the frameless version for those of you who have frames-tolerant systems. Navigation is fastest from the frames version.

For those of you using any version of Netscape, we have tried to make this site as viewable as possible, and to use coding and scripts which are compatible with as many browsers as humanly possible. However, in our opinion the developers of Netscape software make very little effort, if any, to support the current coding standards of the World Wide Web Consortium, or the thousands of web authors, designers, and writers, nor do they respond to requests for clarification or assistance via their online feedback. Further, we have been unable to obtain a working copy of NS6.0 from their site despite an over 4-hour download time.

Therefore, while we apologize for any problems you encounter in your visit to our site and will continue to do our best to continue to accomodate you, we highly suggest you consider converting to a more intuitive and better supported browser so you can more fully enjoy not only our site, but the majority of sites on the web.

Our personal preference is Microsoft Internet Explorer version 4 or higher. You can obtain this software at no cost by visiting http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/ and selecting the version of Internet Explorer that is appropriate for your computer system. We have used this browser on 486 machines and higher with no problems. We also appreciate Microsoft's timely responses to requests for assistance in coding problems and their technical support as well as constant and free upgrades to their software.

Sincerely,
Last Updated 12/06/2000 - Nagi