These pages should display correctly on most common Internet browsers, such as Netscape or Internet Explorer. For browsers without frames capability, a non-frame version of the site should load automatically. However, because there are so many different combinations of computer systems and browsers available, we cannot guarantee that the content will look its best for every user. Many factors can affect the display, including:

• The make of your Internet browser. Different browsers, such as Internet Explorer and Netscape, sometimes have different capabilities, or use different methods to prepare information for display. In some cases, web page designers have to choose which option they will support.
  
  
• The version of your browser. Major software companies regularly issue updated versions of their browsers. These may contain fixes for known problems, or additional features, so it is a good idea to update your browser regularly. Different versions of a browser are numbered incrementally. Major releases have different base numbers (eg, version 4.0, version 5.0) while small changes, called "point releases," have the same base number (eg, version 4.1, version 4.2).
  
  
• Your computer system. Different computer platforms (such as Macintosh or PC) and different operating systems (such as Windows or Linux) may affect the display. Some browsers work better with some systems than others.