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"What is this site best viewed with?"
The site has been tested, and should in principle work with, all versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator from 2.0 onwards, as well as the Opera browser. Having said that, we do strongly recommend using Internet Explorer, as due to Netscape's inability to handle tables using both fixed and relative sizes, the main content box (the one this text is in) doesn't look nearly as good in Netscape.
The site should also work in any resolution, though we'd recommend using at least an 800*600 screen resolution.
"How do you edit your site?"
The site is maintained using our own Site Manager script, which is not available for download anywhere.
"Where do you find your news?"
Most of the news comes from a list of sites we visit every day. The rest of the news is submitted by CSI Files readers.
"Why didn't you report on that news item I sent you?"
There are a number of reasons which could explain this, including:
Unfortunately, we do not maintain a links page at CSI Files. We will link to your site if you publish something we consider newsworthy, though, but that does not include just the bare fact that you opened your site.
"Can I ask you a question about running a web site?"
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CSI Files runs on its own dedicated server, a P4-2Ghz with 1.5GB of RAM running Linux and Apache. We share this server with the CSI Files sister site, TrekToday.
"[Episode Name] won't be shown here until at least two years from now! Do you know if I can download the episode from somewhere on the internet?"
No, we don't, and even if we did, we wouldn't be able to, as downloading full episodes from the internet is highly illegal, and CBS wouldn't exactly be too happy with us.
"Congratulations with the show! I really enjoyed [Episode Name], and I think you should make many episodes like that!"
CSI Files is not in any way associated with CBS Productions or Alliance Atlantis, the comapnies responsible for creating CSI. If you want to contact them, you should go to the official CBS site.