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Site Structure “Shadow” Site The information published on the Agrarian Studies web site is duplicated on a “shadow,” text-only, site. Crossover between the two versions can be made from their respective “front doors,” or home pages. Their URLs are: Graphics version front door: http://www.yale.edu/agrarianstudies/real/ashome.html Text version front door: http://www.yale.edu/agrarianstudies/shadow/ashome.html Most topics on this site are contained within a single, sometimes longish, page, so that the viewer can easily save or print complete information from a web browser. Art Credits Site location: “Front Door” and page banners Ralph Wheelock’s Farm, c. 1822 oil on canvas, 0.641 x 1.222 m (25 1/4 x 48 1/8in.) Francis Alexander, American (1800 - 1880) Property of the National Gallery of Art. Gift of Edgar William and Bernice Chrysler Garbisch (1965.15.3). Construction Credits The site was designed and originally constructed in 1998 on an Apple Power Macintosh 8100/110 computer. It was html-coded using BBEdit Lite, the free-ware verson of the text editor from Bare Bones Software, Inc. Original graphic elements were made with Adobe Illustrator 6.0.2. Photos, art work, and other graphic elements were edited in Adobe Photoshop 4.01. A custom, web-safe color palette was coordinated between Photoshop and Illustrator. The site was designed and constructed by: H.G. Salome MetaGlyfix [digital graphics & typography -- book design & production -- web design] Hamden, Connecticut, USA Internet: www.metaglyfix.com email: hgs@metaglyfix.com or hsalome@aya.yale.edu MetaGlyfix is grateful to the Yale Program in Agrarian Studies, and to the inestimable Kay Mansfield in particular, for the opportunity to develop this site. TIP: For better screen viewing, set your browser’s default font to Verdana (10 or 12 point, or as suits your vision) or Georgia (12 point). These screen fonts are part of a set of refined, easy-on-the-eyes TrueType fonts especially designed for the Web by Matthew Carter and freely available for most systems. NOTE about text files: If your browser does not display diacritical marks or quotation marks correctly, merely change the “text encoding” or “character set” on your browser, usually on the “View” menu; in any event, all characters will download correctly if you save the file to your disk. Use your browser’s “Back” command to return from text files to the previous page.