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About the White Pages

• Cookies and other Privacy Issues
• Copyright and This Web Site's Contents
• Why Doesn't (Something at the Site) Work?
• Where Can I Get Your Books?
• When is the (Article Published Somewhere) Going to be Posted?
• Wow, has this site changed!
• Notes for PR People

Cookies and other Privacy Issues

	The White Pages is a cookie-free zone. There are no persistent HTTP cookies coming from it at any time.
	The White Pages is also a paranoia-free zone. It will not interrogate your Pentium III processor to learn your system's Processor ID Number, either.

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Copyright and This Web Site's Contents

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Why Doesn't (Something at the Site) Work?

	Like any decent Web site, The White Pages are constantly under revision and construction. Use e-mail to contact me if there's something wrong when you visit.
	The site is best viewed at the highest resolution you can muster. Frankly, at 640 by 480, it's not great. However, it doesn't care which browser you use; there's nothing here that will either blow up or fail to work in whatever brand of browser you use. However, version 4.x or higher of whatever you use would be best.

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When is the (Article Published Somewhere) Going to be Posted Here?

There are no advertisements at this site. That's good for you, but it means I don't get paid for the time I spend here. I work on the site when I get spare time. And sometimes, life is hectic. Please be patient.

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Wow! Has this site changed!

Regular visitors to The White Pages will notice something different. The site's overall look and feel have changed. The frames are gone and I'm using common top, side, and bottom borders instead.

The old Toronto Computes and We Compute files are gone, too. (Nothing gets older faster than ancient computer articles.) In fact, all that remains are my Toronto Star columns and Computer Fest handouts. If you're trying to find CanadaComputes.com articles, they're all archived at the CCC site (www.canadacomputes.com). Your Office Magazine material is at their site (www.youroffice.ca)

White's Compubabble Dictionary is also missing in action. It's simply too much work to keep it going, up to date, and working. It may reappear, but not for some time to come.

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