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: When I try to look at the page on Litchenberg figures the page is light
: blue
: text on a dark blue background. Am I doing something wrong?
: John Grant
: :
: Hello John,
: Sorry about that, and thanks for the feedback. Unfortunately, I can't seem
: to recreate the problem here in either Netscape or IE. There are actually
: two Lichtenberg pages on the site - one is in the "A Bit of
: Theory" section and the other is in the "Stuff for Sale"
: section. Which page seems to be causing the problem? Does the problem occur
: on the main site, the mirror site, or both?

It is the "A Bit of Theory" page. I am not sure what you mean by "mirror site".

: Also, whose browser software are you using,

Netscape.

and is your browser default
: "colors" setting set to always use the colors and background
: specified by the web page? You may want to try clearing your browser's
: cache and then reloading the page - sometimes an incomplete or corrupted
: copy of a web page may have gotten loaded.
: Thanks for the feedback and good luck!

I am not up on computers so much of what you have said is beyond me.

BTW, at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, we call them "beam trees".
I have made very many using the electron beam from a Varian "Clinac" treatment machine at the Stanford Hospital. My friend retired a few years ago so that source is closed now.

Thanks for the help.

John Grant