Sometimes it can take a while for the sample to be delivered but there is a link in the first email that is delivered quickly though to download it.

Joe,

The Adobe program ‘-’ and ‘+’ buttons where you can zoom in and zoom out of the book. You can make the font as large or as small as you want which can be extremely helpful.

The new emailed articles are either archives of the best articles or a notification of a new article. The notifications contain the hyperlink to the article on the site. The exceptional archived articles also contain a hyperlink to the original article. That way they need not be read in the email program.

As far as display issues and IE …. IE is pretty much being abandoned by web designers for many reasons as IE continues losing market share and so it is getting increasingly costly to build sites that view in IE and the returns are decreasing. Consequently, I recommend Firefox or some other browser which does not have the tremendous flaws, including security, that IE does.

The article column width is 480 pixels which should easily fit within any screen even with the lowest resolution. For readers like your self I added a widget where you can easily click a button or use a drop down menu and increase or decrease the size of the font. You can find the widget under the silver price chart.

I also wrote this article to help people get the most out of the site and have the easiest experience:

http://www.runtogold.com/2009/05/make-your-internet-browsing-better/

1. The font is far to small for older people like me (63). The problem applies to every article, as well as your e-book. It is too much of a strain to read; it is very inconvenient to need to adjust with the browser – even that doesn’t always do the job. This is especially true on the emailed new articles. The printed copy of the e-book is a struggle to read, but that’s becaome my eyes are ‘over-the-hill.
(The book needs to go to ‘print’ – it’s fantastic, but the font needs to be much larger).

2. IE always displays the pages far too broad – the never fit the screen. One must either scroll back and forth, or dump the favorites menue bar. That isn’t necessary on ay other site I follow.

I don’t know what the solution is, but these issues seem unique to your site. I don’t experience them on anywhere esle.

I would look at Casey Research and try to duplicate how those good folks set up theri site. I’m no techie expert,but they are doing it right for the ‘hard-to-read’s’. I suspect that a HUGE number of his readers are also ‘old farts’ like me.

Keep up the great work Trace. I am genuinely trying to be helpful. You have this problem NAILED! The whole country needs to pay attention.

Cheers,

Joe Rohner

Am very much interested in checking it out for a possible purchase.

Lots of time on my hands, as I am retired.

Thank you. -Walter Hunt, Olympia, WA