Technical

• Why do I need to turn on JavaScript?
• The text on your website is too big or too small
• What other information should I know?

Why Do I Need To Turn On JavaScript?

JavaScript is a computer scripting language that allows a web browser such as Safari, Firefox, Netscape or Internet Explorer to present dynamic content delivered over the internet. Big Apachee uses JavaScript to drive website navigation, to allow email to be sent from the website and to open external website windows.

Explorer 5.0+ Windows	Tools > Internet Options > Security > Internet > Default Level (Medium) > OK
Firefox 1.0+ Windows	Tools > Options > Web Features > Enable Javascript > OK
Netscape 6.0+ Windows	Edit > Preferences > Advanced > Enable Javascript for Navigator > OK
Safari 1.0+ OS X	Safari > Preferences > Security > Enable Javascript > Close the preferences window
Firefox 1.0+ OS X	Firefox > Preferences > Content > Enable Javascript > Close the preferences window
Netscape 6.0+ OS X	Netsacpe > Preferences > Advanced > Scripts & Plugins > Enable Javascript for > Navigator > OK

The Text On Your Website Is Too Big Or Too Small

• Internet Explorer (win): Hold control key and press + or -
• Firefox (win): Hold control key and press + or -
• Firefox (mac): Hold Apple key and press + or -
• Safari (mac): Hold Apple key and press + or -
• Netscape (win): Hold control key and press + or -
• Netscape (mac): Hold Apple key and press + or -

Web Browsers	Our website is best viewed with the latest versions of Safari, Firefox, Navigator and Internet Explorer: Download Microsoft Internet Explorer for Windows Download Firefox Download Safari Download Netscape Navigator
PDF document reader	To read and print PDF documents (.pdf), you need Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Word document viewer	If you do not have Microsoft Word, you can download Word Viewer for Windows to read and print Word documents (.doc).

What Other Information Should I Know?

Our website assumes that the users computer can successfully interpret HTML 4.01 and CSS2 as defined by the W3C. The World Wide Web Consortium are responsible for continually developing, refining and publishing the international standards for web design.

This means that www.bigapachee.com.au is best viewed in either Safari on Apple Macintosh, Firefox, Netscape 6.2⁺ and Internet Exlorer 5.0⁺ on Windows.