Huge collection Appraised

[Edward Tinker]

Off the subject, but I know will be read by folks.

I upgraded to Microsoft Publisher 2010. I know some folks don't like it for web page making, but its what I started with and so, until I have the engergy and time to spend 2 weeks making a new website, could a few users with MAC's, go to www.legacy-collectables.com and tell me if there are any differences in your ability to see other pages? I have been told that Mac users can not navigate through the site, and I have downloaded 2 web page makers and bought another and none of them can import the entire site, so its either not have Mac users see Legacy or I have to rebuild the site completely (its over 70+ pages of information)


Ed

[sheepherder]

Originally Posted by Edward Tinker

Off the subject, but I know will be read by folks.

I upgraded to Microsoft Publisher 2010. I know some folks don't like it for web page making, but its what I started with and so, until I have the engergy and time to spend 2 weeks making a new website, could a few users with MAC's, go to www.legacy-collectables.com and tell me if there are any differences in your ability to see other pages? I have been told that Mac users can not navigate through the site, and I have downloaded 2 web page makers and bought another and none of them can import the entire site, so its either not have Mac users see Legacy or I have to rebuild the site completely (its over 70+ pages of information)


Ed

I don't have a MAC, but I use SeaMonkey for my web browsing (Mozilla by another name). The "Enter Here For Our Great Selection" button (if it is a button) does not work; on the "General Information" page there is a button or link on the left side with no graphic - it seems to be "Page1611.htm"...Clicking that box takes you to the "Fine Firearms In Stock" page which is also missing a graphic on the left - a "Page356.htm" box/button...The 12 buttons on the "Fine Firearms" page take a *long* time to load; no idea why...

Hope this is a small help.

(When the Mozilla people concentrated on FireFox, a small group continued development of a new Mozilla; SeaMonkey is their project)