Per L. wrote:
 <<I do not know if it is my browser that does it, but dark gray letters on
a black background makes it very hard to read, in addition it is nice to
see the visited links, so one can keep track of which pages are visited.
Other than that, it is way cool!!>>

Yes, I agree - very cool. It's kinda neat to match the list members'
names to their vans - photos of the actual people might be nice too - sort
 of a "Vanagon list members and their vans" thing.

The dark gray letters appear in my browser as well, Per. Nearly impossible
 to read, I agree. If you turn out the lights in the room you're in, it's a
 little better, but not much. :) But in general, to better view hard-to-read
 (i.e. yellow on white) or annoying (i.e. blue on red) text, you can alter
your browser by choosing to use your own fonts and/or colors rather than
those specified in the page. Depending on which browser you use, you may be
able to make these changes for only a specific page, or for all pages. In
Netscape Communicator 4.6, you would do the following: Edit -> Preferences
-> Appearance -> Colors -> "Always use my colors overriding document".

Hope that helps.

Doug Fitz-Randolph
Yarmouth, ME
dfrandolph@talkam.net
'90 Syncro