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	WELCOME! This section focusing on Internet issues is under construction. You can register your domain by clicking the Network Solutions Box (center column). SECTION 1 Browsing, News, Search Tips, Top 10 Tips SECTION 2 YOUR HIGH TECH HOUSE: Security, Theatre, Home Gym, Cyber Safety, COMPUTERS AND SPORTS SECTION 3 Amazon.com Software SECTION 4 The Internet 4A Designing a Web Site 4B Web Production and Support SECTION 5 Tech Magazines SECTION 6 Tech Glossary DISCLAIMER: Recommendations are for current customers who are in communication with Apriori, Inc. See Full Disclaimer. Security Certificate Expires on older Internet Browsers Click Here for more information from Netscape. For the download page from Microsoft, click here. SEARCHING TIPS Aprioriathletics.com Search Page Ask Jeeves Peek The Lycos 50 Daily Report Metaspy.com WebCrawler Search Voyeaur WordTracker All Products Books Pop Music Classical Music Videos Toys Consumer Electronics Search by keywords: Aprioriathletics.com Help on the Web Site		We specialize in designing web sites that have the following content related to health and lifestyle: Health Clubs, Fitness Centers, Wellness Centers, Physician Offices, Dentist Offices, Sports Teams and Restaurants. Here are the main steps to getting and having a web site: Reserve a domain name. Decide what you want on your site. Get a web designer Get a host, which is where your web pages are served from 24-hours-a-day. Keep your web site up-to-date. Check you connection speed! CABLE MODEM To get a first impression about Cable Modem availability, check the following sites: @Home (www.home.net) @Home (www.home.com) Availability? (sign-up) DSL To get a first impression about DSL availability in your area, visit the following sites: www.dslreports.com @Work (http://work.home.net) SECURITY AT&T Information Secutiy Center CERT | CERT Advisories NIH Computer Security Information NIST CSRC Yahoo! "Computer Security"		PLATFORM ISSUES Most people browse the Internet with computers with the Windows 95 or Windows 98 Operating System. Macintosh OS computers are also commonly used to browse the Internet. Some software that is available over the Internet is not available on the Macintosh or is developed a few months later. For example, the latest version of America Online software is usually available on Windows before Macintosh. It is important to note that many web sites are designed with Macintosh and many of the graphics are shown at a higher quality on the the Macintosh platform. The most important Internet software is the web browser, which includes two leading applications: Internet Explorer and Netscape. Both are available on Windows and Macintosh computers. America Online has its own version of Explorer, however, you can also use the independent version of Internet Explorer after you sign on for a session with America Online. Other important software names are Java and Javascript. Java is a separate application that many web sites use to spice up their web sites. Unfortunately many of these JAVA applications fail for many reasons. At worst they cause computers to freeze or crash. Sometimes the Java applications control the menus or cause a computer to lose its expected cursor. For example, the cursor does not change from an arrow to a finger when the mouse position is supposed indicate it has been dragged over a link on a web page. Sometimes the Java applications, just don't work, slow the computer dramatically or cause error messages to pop up. Javascript is built in to the later versions of Internet Explorer and Netscape. It performs many behind-the-scenes actions for a web site, including pop-up buttons, real-time date and time information, specific window sizes and imbedded math calculations on web pages. It is generally more reliable than Java, but occasionally causes error messages to pop up on the screen. For all plug-ins available on the Internet, check out the BrowserWatch Plug-in Plaza from Internet.com. See also Netscape: Browser Plug-ins.