Technical Help
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Javascript
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Plug-ins Required for this Site
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Screen Resolution
This web site is best viewed at 800 x 600 screen resolution. Visitors with a lower screen resolution may have to scroll horizontally to view the complete site. Visitors with higher screen resolution may see white space or tiling around the site area.
If you would like to change your screen resolution on a PC, select "Settings", then "Control Panel" from the "Start" menu. Then select "Display", then "Setting" and adjust the screen resolution in the lower right hand corner of the dialogue window. When you have selected the desired resolution, select "OK." On a MAC you can change your screen resolution by selecting "Control Panel" under the Apple icon. Then select "Monitors" and adjust your resolution as desired. Then select "OK."
