• This could be because it is taking your computer a while to respond. Try waiting a few more minutes.
• Also, when clicking on a "link", make sure you see a "hand" pointing to that link. The"hand" means that there is a link that will take you to another page. If you see an "arrow" and click, the link won't work.
• A link is like a button that will take you to another webpage. A link is often shown as a line underneath some text.

2. When I open an external webpage (begins with http:// or www), none of the links on that website work.

This is because only the opening pages of the website were put onto this CDRom. The purpose of those links is to give you an idea of information that is available on the Internet. You will need to go to a computer with Internet access to view the webpages further. Local libraries often have computers with Internet access.

3. The maps appear blurry, even when I zoom in.

Maps that appear blurry are that way because the map was reduced in "size" so that it could load more quickly onto your computer. Unfortunately, when we reduced the size of the map, we lost some of it's clarity. If there are maps that you would like to see in more specific detail, make note of those maps and consider asking Tembec to see the original maps at the meeting in May.

If you have any further questions, don't hesitate to contact Carissa at (204)668-1583. Thank you!