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Viewing This Web Site

This web site has been designed to operate best on Windows Explorer 5.0 or later (6 or 7). It has also, as best as possible, been designed to work well with Mozilla Firefox, Safari (Mac systems), and Netscape, browsers. This web site uses frames and JavaScript to present information and images interactively. All of these should work with the default settings of most browsers. However, if things do not seem to be working as they should some adjustments to your browser settings may need to be made which are described below for the various browsers. These adjustments are necessary to overcome certain security settings that are over-restrictive in what is allowed during web browsing. In general you must allow JavaScript to run. This is incorporated in most recent browsers but needs to be enabled (default setting) if it has been disabled.

There is no malicious or malevolent content (ActiveX, viruses, spyware, etc.) that could be downloaded on to your computer from this website. By allowing certain features to work you will not be endangering your computer while you are at this site. This is our 100% assurance.

If you follow these procedures and still can not view images or the web site properly you can email us at dsl@darcyleck.com, providing your browser version and tell us what the problem is, and we will try to give some advice to help you, although we are no experts in this area.

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Internet Explorer.

The default security settings will allow you to view all aspects and features of this site. However, if you get a Information Bar warning that states "To help protect your security, Internet Explorer has restricted this webpage from running scripts or ActiveX controls that could access your computer. Click here for options...", click on the Information Bar and select "Allow Blocked Content". A box will pop up and state "Allowing active content such as script and ActiveX controls can be useful, but active content might also harm your computer, Are you sure you want to let this file run active content?"  Select "Yes". This will only affect your browsing on this particular web site. This will allow active content, specifically JavaScript, to run which is necessary to view images on this web site. Or, you could do the following to stop blocking file and software downloads with the Information Bar:

Information Bar

If Internet Explorer default settings are on, you'll see the Information Bar when a Web site tries to:

• Install an ActiveX control on your computer.

• Open a pop-up window.

• Download a file to your computer.

• Run active content on your computer.

• Run an ActiveX control on your computer in an unsafe manner.

You get notified when Internet Explorer blocks:

• A control or active content on a Web page. Internet Explorer still allows the rest of the Web page to open, which lets you see how the Web page works without the control. Many times you will not notice any difference, but your computer is less vulnerable when you don't install controls that you don't need.

• A Web site from downloading a file to your computer. It will still allow you to download the file if you want to, but this prevents the Web site from downloading any files without your knowledge or permission.

This procedure will allow Web sites to automatically prompt you when downloading files and software (bypassing the Information Bar). This turns the Information Bar off for these features.

1. Open Internet Explorer.

2. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.

3. On the Security tab, click Custom Level.

4. Do one or both of the following:
    

   • To turn off the Information Bar for file downloads, in the Downloads section of the list, under Automatic prompting for file downloads, click Enable.

   • To turn off the Information Bar for ActiveX controls, in the ActiveX controls and plug-ins section of the list, under Automatic prompting for ActiveX controls, click Enable.

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Mozilla Firefox 2.0

The default settings of Mozilla Firefox allows this web site to work fine. If it doesn't, particularly if images do not change when thumbnails are clicked on, it may be that certain settings under Tools - Options - Content have been deselected. Go to Tools - Options - Content in Firefox 2.0 and place a check mark in "Enable JavaScript and Enable Java, It is particularly important to select "Enable JavaScript", In Firefox 1.5 you may have to then click the "Advanced" button and be sure to select the "change images" option under "Allow scripts to :"

Netscape Navigator

I have tested this web site on Netscape Navigator 8.0 and all works well at the default settings. It should also work in Netscape versions 6 and 7. As with Mozilla Firefox you should make sure that JavaScript is enabled. You do this by going to Tools - Options in the menu bar then select the Site Control icon along the left side of Options window. In the Site Control  panel under Site Features make sure "Enable JavaScript" and "Enable Java" are selected, and then click the "Advanced" button and be sure to select the "change images" option under "Allow scripts to :"

Safari

Everything should work fine in the Safari browser at default settings. Although, it has been noted that some things are not positioned as accurately as in other browsers, and images images appear lighter as the Gamma of Apple machines is set at 1.8 instead of 2.2.

Privacy Policy

Information gathered on this web site is used solely by D'Arcy Leck Photography and its employees. It is used to facilitate communication and the processing of requests for images and assignments. No information is shared, sold, or given to any one else, at any time, under any circumstances.

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