Use Frames

[Default] The screen will be split into multiple frames:

• The BODY frame contains the primary page content.
  
  
• The MENU frame contains a dynamic outline of the entire web site, and acts as a menu allowing you to navigate through the various pages rapidly. Even if this frame is not selected, a web site navigation menu is still available.
  
  
• The HEADING frame contains the title of the current page. If this frame is not selected, the title appears at the top of the BODY frame.
  
  
• The FOOTING frame contains buttons that allow you to display a web site navigation menu, send feedback, and move to the next or prior pages within the page hierarchy. If this frame is not selected, these items appear at the bottom of the BODY frame.

Do Not Use Frames

The screen will contain a single page frame showing the primary information body as well as all heading and footing information.

A menu appears at the top and bottom of each page containing buttons that allow you to display a web site navigation menu, send feedback, and move to the next or prior pages within the page hierarchy.

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Pop Up a New Window for Photographs

Many web pages contain a thumbnail view of one or more photographs. When you click on one of these thumbnails, the photograph will be displayed in its full size.

• [Default] You can specify that the photograph will be displayed in the current window. The photograph is displayed within the current browser window, replacing the contents of the current web page. To return to the web page, you will need to click the Back button for your browser.
  
  
• You can specify that the photograph will be displayed in a new window. A separate browser window will be opened for photographs (if not open already), and photographs will be displayed within it. The original browser window containing the web page is not affected at all. You can continue browsing the web pages leaving both windows open. You can close the window containing the photographs at any time.
  
  
  Warning: While it is not true here at the Double Luck web site, pop up windows are often used at other sites for unsolicited advertising. Because these pop up windows are annoying to the user and consume Internet resources unnecessarily, some browsers and add-on software provide the user with the ability to inhibit the creation of pop up windows. If your system is configured to inhibit pop up windows, then you probably should not select this option.

Pop Up a New Window for the Navigation Menu

A Menu button appears in the header and footer of each page to help you navigate among the various pages within the web site. When you click this button, you will be given an outline listing of the web pages within the site in one of two formats.

• [Default] You can specify that the menu list will be displayed within the current window. An outline of all pages on the entire web site is displayed in the current window, replacing the current contents. Click on an item within the outline to jump to that page, or use the Back button of your browser to return to the previous page.
  
  
• You can specify that the menu list will be displayed in a new window. A separate browser window will be opened for the menu list (if not open already), and a condensed outline will be displayed within it. Click on an item within the outline to jump to that page. The original browser window containing the previous web page is not affected at all. You can continue browsing the web pages leaving both windows open. You can close the window containing the menu at any time.
  
  
  Warning: While it is not true here at the Double Luck web site, pop up windows are often used at other sites for unsolicited advertising. Because these pop up windows are annoying to the user and consume Internet resources unnecessarily, some browsers and add-on software provide the user with the ability to inhibit the creation of pop up windows. If your system is configured to inhibit pop up windows, then you probably should not select this option.