Zero Music

<BODY BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF" TEXT="#0000A1" LINK="#B800B8" VLINK="#551A91" ALINK="#FF00FF"> <CENTER> <img src="zerologotiny.gif" alt="Zero" align="center" height="84" width="150"> <P> <H2>Your browser does not support Frames which are used on Zero's Web site.</H2> All of the same pages are available without a Frame based system at: <P> <A HREF="./main.html"><B>Zero's Web Site for older Browsers</B></A> <P> The primary difference is that instead of a table of contents window on the left side of your browser you will have to <B>go to the bottom of a page to see the navigation buttons</B> that allow you to jump to different areas in the Zero Web Site. <P> For your information, Netscape versions 2 and beyond support Frames and Microsofts Internet Explorer versions 3 or better also support Frames. <P> You may want to download the latest version the Netscape Browser which is available at <A HREF="http://home.netscape.com/download/index.html">Netscape Downloads</A> <P> You should be aware that each release of a new Browser is larger on disk and contains more features that you may not want to use. For this reason, I recommend you stick with Netscape Version 3.01 unless you are certain that you need Netscape Communicator 4.01 features. The download page above allows you to download versions of Netscape all the way back to Version 2.01. If you are still running Windows 3.1 or have a slow modem (14.4 Kbaud or less) then you might want to get Netscape Version 2.01 which does support Frames and Javascript but doesnt have color in Table Cells and some other nice features used on the Zero Web Site. As a Zero Song would say, "Its Up To You..." <P> I do not recommend Microsofts Internet Explorer since it has deficiencies in the implementation of Javascript used in the Frame based Web Pages although it is fine in other respects. The primary deficiency from my point of view as a Web page designer is that the nice buttons in the Table of Contents Frame on the left dont light up when you run over them. This isnt a big deal so if you really like Microsoft or already have it then Zero in on the Web site again. <HR> </A>