HOW TO NAVIGATE OUR WEB SITE
Christian Adoption's web site is logical, user friendly and cyclical. Each hyperlink allows you to progress deeper into the web site, but at the bottom of every page is a hyperlink back to the main page--the first page of the web site.
These basic guidelines will assist you.
Whenever you are surfing any page on any web site, if you want to return to the very last page you were looking at, click on either the BACK button on your upper task bar or the LEFT POINTING ARROW indicating 'back' on your upper task bar. (On the screen of your monitor.) Look up now--you should see either a BACK button or a LEFT POINTING ARROW.
ANY WORDS THAT ARE UNDERLINED on our web site are a hyperlink to other pages on our web site. CLICK ON ANY UNDERLINED WORDS to progress deeper into the web site. Many of these links lead to additional photo pages.
On each text page of the web site is a hyperlink back to the main page (the first page of our web site). This hyperlink is easily located by an icon (an image) of a "house" or the word "home" or a similar icon indicator and the words: Return to the main page
One each text page of the web site is a hyperlink to our web site index page--this is a page that lists every text page on our web site. We encourage you to study our web site and to read all of our text pages. This hyperlink is easily located by an icon (an image) of a "hand holding a magnifying glass" and the words: Go to web site index
On each text page of the web site including the profile letters is a hyperlink to E-mail us at Christian Adoption. There is an icon (an image) next to the words: adoption@christianadoption.com
COMPUTER 101
The most common error messages that pop up on your monitor while you are surfing the Internet or trying to access a web site; that drive your mind to DISTRACTION!
303: Site inaccessible: This is an error message indicating that the web site is overloaded with surfers trying to access it. Try again later, there is a traffic jam on this web site--at this time.
404: Not found or 404: Access denied: This is an error message that tells you this web site doesn't exist anymore or that the web site may have moved and is no longer located at this domain space. Try running a search of the web site's name with a search engine and see what address you are given. If the address is correct and you still get the same error message, the webmaster of the web site may be working on the web site and access is denied until their upgrade and uploads are completed.
403: Forbidden: This error message indicates that this web site has access privileges and it has been set with "read permissions". You cannot view the web site because the person who maintains the web site (webmaster) doesn't want you reading it.
Network connection refused by the server: Too many users are tying to access the same page at the same time. Try again in a few minutes or during off-peak hours.
Unable to locate the server; the server does not have a DNS entry: (Domain Name System or Server): The DNS is the means used to look up the name you entered. Either the web site does not exist or your connection to your ISP (Internet Service Provider) is faulty. Try a web site that you know has a DNS entry like your favorite search engine. If you still get a DNS error message, your connection to you ISP has become faulty. Try logging-off and dialing in again. Contact your ISP if the problem persists.
This program has performed an illegal operation and will shut down: (GPF=General Protection Fault): Your computer is confused, perhaps you have clicked or double clicked too quickly. Consider emptying your cache, reset your computer or close out programs that are running all at the same time. Clean out your recycle bin, dump your temporary files from the Internet cache and reboot.
What is a Domain: If you think of an Internet Service Provider (ISP) as the owner of a city on the World Wide Web, then to own a domain is like owning a street. The bigger the ISP, the bigger their city. To own a domain is to own a street of space on the web. A yearly fee is paid to own this street in cyberspace and this space entitles the owner to put up a web site with multiple pages and megabytes of information. Our ISP owns a small city on the web and we own a street in that city. All domain names are searched to ensure that no one occupies the same web site address and space. Most ISP's provide their subscribers with space for a home page, which would be like giving their clients a room in one of the houses in their city.
What are your addresses on the WWW? Our URL on the World Wide Web is our street address: http://www.christianadoption.com Our house address on the World Wide Web is: adoption@christianadoption.com
For more information please read Thank you and Thank you again.
We encourage you to follow God's loving guidance.
adoption@christianadoption.com
A Christian ministry that assist
birth parents & Christian couples in their adoption process.Over 10 years of family building experience!
1.800.277.7006 620.251.4405
Eddie & Deborah S. Hill P.O. Box 243 Coffeyville, KS 67337
www.christianadoption.com adoption@christianadoption.com
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