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We have decided to keep all
the references (so far) in one piece. Therefore, all the references are
stored in one single file, "references.htm".
This makes it easier for you to compare the references. The drawback is
that this file is quite large and takes quite a long time to download
(especially if you are using a 56k Modem). Therefore, we strongly recommend downloading the files to your computer first. This also enables you to view the information offline and makes it easier for you to work with the data.
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I cannot resize the border between the two frames
3. This web site is too "big" for my screen Try another screen resolution and/or maximise your window.
4. How do I download parts of this site to my computer? Open the following files and safe them to your local hard disc. Safe them in the same folder and open the "hamlet_revisiting.htm" with your web browser: - Hamlet text (hamlet.htm) - References (references.htm) - Default frameset (hamlet_revisiting.htm) For other framesets, go to our navigation page.
Further questions? -> Contributions/Content
of this site: Philipp
Hottinger
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