ADS AND MALWARE
We take great care and pride in creating this Site. We are always on the lookout for technical glitches that effect how the Site works. When we find them on our end, we will fix them. Unfortunately, your home computer may cause some glitches that effect how you see our Site--and that is beyond our control.

If you experience any unusual behavior, content or ads on the Site, it may be the result of Malware on your computer. Malware--short for MALicious softWARE--is a term used to broadly classify a form of software which is installed in a computer system with malicious intentions, usually without the owner's knowledge or permission. Malware includes computer viruses, key loggers, malicious active content, rogue programs and dialers, among others. While we continuously work closely with our partners to ensure that everything on the Site is working properly, sometimes Malware programs on your personal computer may interfere with your experience on our Site and on other sites that you visit.

We suggest that you take some of the following actions which may help to clean your computer and which could prevent future installations of Malware.

• Update your computer via Windows Update (found in the Tools menu in your Internet Explorer web browser).
• Install a SpyWare Removal Tool such as Spybot Search & Destroy or AdAware to clean your computer of Malware.
• Install antivirus software, such as Norton anti-virus or McAfee Virus-shield.
• Install Microsoft Defender (for Windows computers).

JAVASCRIPT EXAMPLE: Marquee and Image Port VIEW SOURCE

Resizing and moving the marquee (an instance of the Uize.Widget.Resizer.Marquee widget class) updates the masking in order to highlight the marquee region, but also sets values for the image port widget (an instance of the Uize.Widget.ImagePort.Draggable widget class) to the right, so that the image port effectively shows the enlarged view of the marquee region. Click-and-dragging on the image port feeds back into the marquee widget to the left, so that the marquee is always positioned to correctly reflect the area shown in the image port. If you use the Ctrl key when click-and-dragging on the image port, it will zoom in or zoom out the image port's view when you move the mouse up or down, respectively. When you do this, the marquee is updated to stay in sync.

Uize.Widget.Resizer.Marquee Instance		Uize.Widget.ImagePort.Draggable Instance