I tried your site with a number of browsers tonight.    The one page that you fixed (home.html) works but the other pages with no extensions still don't.  Some web servers treat a file with no extension as html by default, others will treat them as text by default.  I would very strongly recommend always using the .htm or .html extension on every page.

Luckly, your site is running on the Apache Web server software on a Red Hat Linux server.  This will tend to behave better with various browsers than Microsoft's IIS, which can too easily take liberties with just IE.  But still, testing a site with another browser besides IE is pretty important.

Also, I read through the source and each of your pages has pretty major structural problems that violate major HTML rules.  An HTML4 validation on home.html actually nets 87 errors...  Yikes!

I'll drop you an e-mail with some thoughts when I get a chance.

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Even the best in the metro area have issues with computers...LOL.  Looks like you might have to get the Geek Squad in and fix the web site.  Nothing worse than not being able to acess your web site...

Re:txt vs html

Okay {{{sniffle sniffle}}} I officially saved my pages with an html extension.  Please let me know if those who couldn't see them before can see them now.

OZ: Thanks for the input.  HTML violations only bother me if they can get me thrown into html jail, or if they create a visual or linking problem.  My goal is to post a site, have the pages link together, and allow people to contact me.  I'm using the explorer browser, so apparently netscape and others aren't seeing the same thing that I see.  Please let me know if 1)the pages can be seen, and 2) which of my violations are still creating an actual problem.  I'll be needing to get those fixed.

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

~Taylor