Hello Paul, When I launched it on XP and Firefox 1.5 - the sound didn't come on like you described. It turns out that I didn't have a quicktime plugin - that is probably the cause of the sound issue.
I thought it loaded a bit slow even over DSL and was kind of surprised how big the page was for so little on it. I got a scroll bar appearing even though I was running full screen on a 1400 X 1050 screen. Not quite sure why that is necessary. I also was a bit surprised by the launching of new windows as I drilled in rather than just staying in the same window - I prefer to use the history navigation rather than opening and closing a bunch of windows. The presentation came across and neat and professional, however. HTH, Bruce Sunday, April 2, 2006, 5:53:34 AM, you wrote: PS> I'm hoping to take advantage of those on the list who know much more PS> about html and web design than do I. (Which means just about PS> everone:-). My daughter made a website for my advertising portfolio. PS> I'm hoping to show it to some headhunters next week, but I'm not sure PS> if it works on PC browsers, etc. I already know that the opening frame PS> sound effect (a typewriter of sorts) doesn't work on my version of PS> Safari, although it does work on Explorer. The mpg commercials and jpg PS> print ads seem to open on both browsers. I'd appreciate any feedback in PS> regard to the way it works and anything that doesn't seem to work. PS> Design comments are okay as well, although my daughter did it for free, PS> so the price was right :-). I will eventually assign a new url, buti PS> t's here for now: PS> http://www.stenquist.com/Paul/Paul.htm
