I have a tape drive at the office for backup, but not on the one at home, just a floppy and a CD drive. Better yet, WinZip even allows users to span particularly large files over multiple floppies, so you're covered no matter how big your files get. The upload appears to go just fine, but when I turn a browser to look at the result, it's garbage. Your problem almost certainly stems from the fact that you are inadvertently cutting off the first character in the Web page's coding document, the so-called hypertext markup language computer code that controls the display on the browsers of people who visit your site. The code for all Web sites must start with the code at the top, and many people have lopped off that first carat during the editing process.
Computers display everything that happens after a dropped initial carat as hash.
Click on View in your Web browser and then select Source to look at the coding of your errant pages. Make sure that they start with and end with the proper coding and once again all will be sublime in Saratoga online. Q. My computer has quit printing maps from the Internet. It prints all of the information on the page including the cardinal directions, but it does not print any part of the actual map. There is a single box labled Print Background Colors and Images.