It is a good language for document processing, and it is freely available for all the platforms used. So far, no problems have come up. As we begin 1996, most of the popular browsers are supporting in-line JPEG images. Most of the images used in the Lair are still GIFs, but JPEGs are used where they save memory. Most in-line images are under 3k.
Users choose when to view large files.
All ornamental graphics are originals created for this project. In the future I plan to also utilize public domain graphics. Links to services clearly display the name of the service provider. Current browsers don't support the full ISO Latin character set, so trademark, service mark, and copyright symbols aren't displayed. I will modify my files as the browsers mature.