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Old 03-01-2007, 11:24 PM #1
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I'd like to see your site - will you PM the link to it- I'm not seizure prone.

All I can think of it make the Home page simple and then have a second page with the bells and whistles - and title it with a warning so anyone with sensitivities can avoid that page.

I've only made one website on a free hosted site - so I don't know how to help you more than that.
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