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Welcome to the presonal web site of Andrew M. Jackson: Writings, Photos, Links, and Me.
This site depends on the use of frames.<br>
You are reading this because your browser does<br>
not support frames.<br><br>
Because of this, it is not possible for you continue.<br>
It is possible that you have been doing testing and<br>
have frames disabled. If this is the case your set!<br>
These links will take you to the<br><br>
<a href="http://www.opera.com">Opera Web Browser,</a><br>
<a href="http://www.netscape.com">Netscape,</a><br>
or<br>
<a href="http://www.microsoft.com/ie/default.asp">Microsoft</a><br>
web sites where you can get browsers that will view frames.
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A word about Opera:
This is a free browser that is ad driven. It can also be purchased. Purchasing Opera will get rid of the banner ads that infringe upon you. They are an eye-sore, but supporting an idependent browser that works great (Well, it won't run the windows update site--go figure--much beyond loading the welcome page. But I use IE for that. Besides, on Linux who cares...!) is fun. It is definitely worth purchasing. The license lasts a long time. I bought a license for rev 6, and if Opera continues to do what they did with rev 5. it could likely be some years before I have to buy an updated license at a discount. Yes, I bought my copy. So, except to check for updates on a windows box, Opera is all I usually run. If you are for some reason on a text-only terminal then I guess it's Lynx and Doom for you. ;)
See ya soon!
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