Viewing Preferences

■  Some of the previous Internet Explorer features are being discarded, to allow viewing

      with Netscape, Opera, Firebird and hopefully others.

■  This site was previously best viewed with a screen resolution of 1024 x 768 and at least

      24 bit colour quality. Most pages have now been converted to tables which allow

      viewing on smaller monitors using a resolution of 800 x 600.

■  Adobe Reader is recommended for viewing and printing newsletters and membership   

      forms. To download latest version, click here  Adobe Reader

    If image does not display on first try, change settings as follows :- Edit - Preferences -

      Internet - Connection Speed to modem speed eg 256Kbps and remove tick from Allow

      fast web view.

■  If images do not fit screen, change setting in Windows Explorer as follows :- Go to

      Tools - Internet Options - Advanced - Multimedia - tick Enable Automatic Image

      Resizing.

     If still not quite fitting - Go to View - remove tick from Status Bar.

■  If interactive buttons on first page do not view symmetrically or wrap to next line, font

     size may be incorrect. Depending on browser, correct as follows:-

    Internet Explorer - View - Text Size - Medium

    Netscape - View - Text Zoom - 100%.

Acknowledgements

■  Most of the citrus fruit information has been derived from the book 'Citrus for Everyone'

      by Ian Tolley and Bruce Morphett.

■  Digital images have been provided by John Poole, Andrew Thompson, Rob White,

      Jason Smith, Ray Hooker, Andrew Roberts, Steve Carapetis, Jason Prinz,

      Ben Waddelow, Robert Brew and Deb Cantrill.

■  Articles have been written or transcribed by RFS members.

■  Adelaide City Map and info provided by The Adelaide Convention & Tourism Authority.

Copyright

■  All images and information on this site may be reproduced by individuals and clubs who

      wish to further their education on fruit growing.

■  Some of the material in the Members Area of this site has been reproduced from articles

      and images provided by past members from currently unknown sources.

■  A few of the fruit images and drawings are being used to fill temporary gaps until they

      can be replaced by our own digital art.

■  If any material proves to infringe anyone's copyright, please contact Webmaster so that

      it can be removed promptly, or have acknowledgement displayed.

Disclaimer

The advice provided on this site is intended as a guide only. The Rare Fruit Society does not guarantee that the the information contained herein is necessarily appropriate to your particular problem and therefore disclaims all liability for any error, loss or other consequence which may arise from you relying entirely on this information.

Screen Saver

To install Rare Fruit Society Screen Saver

■  Click on revolving disc
 

■  Save file to required hard drive folder

■  Right-click on saved file using Windows Explorer or other file browser

■  Click on Install

■  Set wait time to 10 minutes or required delay