Navigation & Viewing

We've put together a few tips on how you can best view and find your way around our web site.  This should cover all you need to know to locate items and have them display correctly on your system.

• Screen Display
  Best results will be achieved by viewing in "Super VGA Mode" (SVGA - 800 x 600 pixels) and True Color (24 or 32 bit).  The graphic and photo content on this site will be severely degraded when viewed with your display's properties set at values less than High Color (16 bit).
  
• Browser Compatibility
  The intention of this site is to be viewable and functional in the majority of browsers in use.  We insure (test) that things "work properly" for 4.x and later versions of both Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Netscape Communicator (which represents the majority of the browser in use on the Internet).  We attempt to achieve the most out of the least common denominator with these flavors of web browsers.

  It should be noted that this site is most compatible with a vanilla copy of Microsoft's Internet Explorer (preferably the latest).  There are certain facilities used that require Microsoft's Internet Explorer for optimum viewing.  We've insured that use of "Explorer peculiar" facilities will not prevent viewing in Netscape Communicator browsers.  However, any such pages may either appear static or slightly different.

  Select Browser

  You can download the latest browser version from either Microsoft or Netscape using the buttons to the left.  If you are experiencing some form of difficulty, regardless of the type of browser you are attempting to view this site with, please report such using our Feedback page.

• Audio
  This site utilizes embedded "Midi" (.mid) and/or .wav files for background music and/or sound effects and brief narratives.  Most current day systems are provided with audio capabilities.  Sound volume may be adjusted utilizing volume control provided with your system.  A sound "toggle" switch, , is provided within most pages to enable turning music or sound on and off.
  
• Video
  Any video files will be available in "Real Video" (.rm) format.  A "RealPlayer G2" must be installed on your system to view any of the video clips that may be found within this site.  Our site supports true file "streaming" ability which requires a minimal buffer time.  You may obtain a free "RealVideo" player direct from RealNetworks, Inc.
  

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• Site Structure
  This site utilizes multiple frames viewing.  At the top of your screen (below your browser's toolbars) you will find the "Main Control Panel" buttons (main topic areas).   Pressing any of these will display "Topic Content Menu Buttons" to the left-hand side of your screen for the main topic area you've selected.  The right-hand side will begin with that area's "Introductory Page".  Pressing any of the sub-topic buttons (on the left) will display that topics content to the right.  Further text hyperlinks and/or buttons may be found on various pages supporting access to additional information either within or outside of this site.
  
  It should be noted that this site uses a copyrighted, proprietary navigational system which has been licensed to Susan Schary Studio.   Use of this technology either in part or whole is strictly prohibited by the vendor.
  
• Shopping Cart
  A shopping cart is available in the Gift Shoppe for your ordering convenience of selected original paintings, courtroom art, and prints.  "Cookies" must be enabled to utilize the Shopping Cart.
  
• Provided "Locator" Facilities
  To help you in locating specific items or to ascertain if an item exists on this web site, we've included both a Table of Content as well as a Search Facility.
  
• Under Construction Areas
  You will not encounter any "under construction" pages on this site.
  
• Linking to this Site
  Links can be provided to any page within this site and the proper "frames" environment will automatically be set up as required by that page.  Attempting to link to any page within this site from an existing frames environment will automatically break the existing frames set and establish the necessary frames environment required by this site for "proper viewing".