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Contact us:
  Terry or Cathy Glidden
  9459 County Road 105 NW
  Pine Island, MN 55963
  (just North of Rochester, MN)

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Definitions

	Page A page is the file that contains the HTML statements that renders one screen in your browser's window. It can be as small or as large as you want. Large pages take longer to download to the browser and may cause users to get impatient and cancel the page before it finishes loading.
	Image A file that contains a picture that is to be displayed on your page. There are two types - stock image and custom image. A stock image is one from our collection of clip art, used as is. A custom image is one that we need to scan in or created by us or is supplied by you.
	Forms Forms are used to get information from your customers in a user-friendly manner.
	Navigation Bars Navigation Bars, also called buttons, are images that are linked to different pages in your web site. They make it easier for your customers to navigate if your site.
	Frames Frames are a way to separate your page into window-like panes. Many older browsers do not support frames, you should consider having a frameless version of you site as well. For example, the Castle Fever site uses frames, but it also has a frameless page.
	JavaScript Enhancements JavaScript is a programming language that runs in your browser and is used to spruce up your web page with buttons that change color when the mouse pointer is over the navigation bar or to animate an image.
	Links Links are the gateway of the World Wide Web. They are used to move from one web page to another and can connect pages in the same site or in a different country. Links usually take the reader to a page that contains more information about the subject being read.
	Standard Web Features We include as many stock images from our extensive clip art libraries and an average of five (5) links per page to pages outside of your own web site and as many links to pages within your site as are necessary.

Last updated: Wednesday, November 1, 2006