What are "Page View Options" for?

The "Page View Options" menu allows you to manipulate a page on the Travel the Road website to make it easier for you to read. If you want to read the site with a larger text size, simply click the "Large Text Size" button. If you want to see how this page will print, click "Print-Friendly View." You can also use the "Tell a Friend About This Page" option to send an email with a link to the page you are currently viewing.

What will I need to view the Travel the Road website?

Travel the Road's website has been built as much as possible to adhere to the World Wide Web Consortium's XHTML 1.0 Strict standards and relies heavily on Cascading Style Sheets. Most modern browsers will not have a problem viewing the Travel the Road website. Website guests using browsers older than Internet Explorer 5.5 or Netscape 6 are strongly encouraged to upgrade in order to take advantage of some of the newest technology on the web today. You will also need to be sure your browser is enabled to use Cascading Style Sheets and cookies (both of which are usually always enabled, unless you specifically disabled them). For the richest multimedia experience, you will also need RealOne Player from Real Networks and Flash Player 6 from Macromedia (both are free downloads).

Other Technical Information:

TravelTheRoad.com was architected and constructed by (Sevex Omnimedia Solutions). Graphic Design by Ric Matthies Design. This site adheres as much as possible to the W3C's standards, separation of content and presentation web theory, and a committment to accessibility for all our web guests. It was built primarily using PHP 4.2.3, with a MySQL 4 backend database. Some software used in the operation and construction of this site copyright 2003, Jeof Oyster, Sevex Omnimedia. Content and Graphic Design copyright 2003, Travel the Road. Travel the Road is a member of and hosted by the Gospelcom.net Alliance. Technical questions should be directed to webmaster@traveltheroad.com.