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Below you find some useful information for navigating our web site
 
Unless you are well acquainted with the HomePage MadeEasy !! web site, we suggest that you take a moment to read what follows, as this will enable you to access all the above more easily.
 
For your convenience, the next section starts with second Quick Menu  , offering you a general overview of and links to the contents appearing from this point on.
 

Please note that, to navigate this web site, you have a number of choices, as follows:
 

• Use the Navigation Button, which you'll find right above of the right hand column. As you click on this button, you'll see a small window pop up, where there are links to every section on this web site: click on any section of this site that you wish to visit and you'll be immediately taken there, as the small pop-up window closes. To reach another section, just click once more on the Navigation Button, and procede the same way. This Navigation Button is only operative if Java is enable on your Browser.
   
  
• Use the Menu Bar, which you can see across the top part of each page, as well as on the bottom of each page. Although the Menu Bar is not as roomy so as to include as many details as the small pop-up window that you can access via the Navigation Button, the menu bar offers you the advantage that it is operative also if Java is not enable on your Browser.
   
  
• Use the Site Map. To bring the Site Map on your screen, you can either [1] click on its link on the Menu Bar [2] or click on the right hand side of the mini dark blue banner standing directly above the Navigation Button. The Site Map is likewise operative as a Navigation Tool when Java is not enable on your Browser.
   
  
• Use the individual buttons located on the bottom part of each page: Top, Next and Back. The Top button obviously takes you to the top of the page you are viewing. The Next and Back buttons take you to related sections , or else to Home Page (the main or opening page), as indicated, when you place the mouse over these buttons.
   
  
• Use the Quick Menu that often appears at the start of a page. Though this is probably self-evident, it does not hurt to mention that each Quick Menu covers the exclusive range of its Page or Section (group of Pages).

• On the left margin of each page you find a rich list containing many useful tools and services that you can fetch/request for your web site. For each tool/service listed, there are two options on which you can click: one for trying out the tool/service, or else for obtaining information on it, and the other button for actually requesting the service or fetching the tool.
   
  These tools and services have all been duly tested. They are all free, except for the very last ones, which are clearly indicated as not free. You can thus quietly enjoy this wide variety of tools, knowing them all qualitatively sound and free of charge. Try them all as much as you wish, since there is no charge, for there is no better way to decide on what you'd like to offer your Guests than by trying it out, yourself, in advance.
   
  
• On the right margin of each page you find a selection of links that are especially handy to you, as web site owner.