Dear Internet Surfer:

If you're seeing this webpage, you probably had problems seeing images on a webpage protected by the Image Freeze Protection System. I know this is fustrating, but there are people who don't like their graphics being nabbed by people with way less talent than they have, so they use this to simply help protect their rights on the internet.

Some tips to help you get the most out of your experience on an Image Freeze protected webpage:

1. Upgrade or Switch Browsers: Some people like using older or non W3C compliant browsers. While I do simpathize with you, realize two things. First off, if your browser is at least a version old, it's a security risk. That means you run the risk of either getting your computer hijacked, your data on your computer swiped or destroyed, or worse! The second one is think of all the neat features and other content you're missing out on simply because you're stuck with a browser that doesn't meed W3C complance. So save yourself from disaster, and treat yourself to a shiny new web compliant browser. It doesn't cost a dime, and does you a world of good. Here are some links to upgrade or switch, take your pick:
   
   Internet Explorer
   
   Mozilla Foundation (makers of Mozilla and Firefox)
   
   Netscape
   
   Opera
   
2. Get Java Powered: It's free, it's safe, and there is a ton of stuff you can experience besides Image Freeze with it. It comes in all computer formats, so no one should surf the web without it. Get your plug in at www.java.com and thank me later.

If you have done the above and are still having problems, please note it's not us. But go ahead and send me a blast at info [at] scriptclone [dot] com. Please include which browser you're using, and what version of Sun Java plug in you have so I can work with these people to fix their stuff.

Thanks for coming by, and happy surfing!

Sincerely,
Floyd E Fisher III
Scriptclone, the makers of Image Freeze

PS: Image Freeze purchasers have full reprint rights to this letter provided they make no changes to the actual letter itself, and provide it without charge.

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