This is an opportune time to mention that many miniatures may be purchased
online via Eureka Miniatures - http://www.eurekamin.com.au
The ordering process is secure (SSL and PGP) so you can be confident in making
your orders.
And, once again, if you fear and despise Java as much as I, you can avoid the
10 minute download to warning message I just received by going directly to:
http://www.eurekamin.com.au/toc.html
Of course, if you run your browser with disabled Java/Javascript, you'll
have to do your ordering the old fashion way. ;->=
The_Beast
"Jeremy Sadler" <jsadler@earthling.net>@CSUA.Berkeley.EDU on 08/17/99
02:25:31 AM
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Subject: Eureka Miniatures Online
This is an opportune time to mention that many miniatures may be purchased
online via Eureka Miniatures - http://www.eurekamin.com.au
The ordering process is secure (SSL and PGP) so you can be confident in making
your orders.
It's actually Javascript, the less volative and less dangerous
semi-cousin
(even though they are really related only by name) to Java. There is no Java
or ActiveX on the Eureka site.
If you bypass enter.html to go to anywhere in the site, then online ordering
will not work. And in fact, you may receive more errors.
Unfortunately, to run the shop in Javascript requires a reasonably sized
download to the client. Plus for some reason, the server has been running very
slow recently...:(
> And, once again, if you fear and despise Java as much as I, you can