► Site hints - how to navigate the webweevers.com site effectively

1.		This site is designed to familiarize you with classic high profile and famous web addresses, or sites that have a quality edge to them. If you know of anyone who is just starting out as a web surfer, this site might be a great place for them to get up to speed.

2.		Note that not all links have a line under them. Move your mouse around and you'll discover that graphics and text could be links. In almost all cases, at least in this site, you will be made aware of links.

3.		Some pages experience constant additions and others remain the same because they are fairly complete as they are, so check back regularly to check out the latest changes.

4.		Should you ever lose the left navigation bar, the navigation tool at the bottom of each page will perform for you as well. The "Refresh/Reload" bar should do the trick too, but you'll start back at the beginning.

5.		If the graphics on any one of the pages seem a little too sketchy, grainy or not up to par, click on the AOL link at any of the navigation bars. This will instruct you on how to improve image quality. As a result of your changes, Images will load a little slower but be much clearer.

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	It is designed to offer the best-of-the-best sites in various popular subjects. The design is visually consistent. The objective is to familiarize the novice with the Web's diversity by directing them to sites they're looking for that are easy to navigate, are visually appealing and are comprehensive in specific subject matter. Please tell your friends and family about us. It's webweevers.com, all "E's," no "A," plural.