About This Web Site
Welcome to SRMSC.ORG
-- I hope you enjoy your "virtual" visit to one of America's great technological achievements.
Background:
My name is David Novak (but you can call me Dave). I'm 100% responsible for this web site and its content. Unfortunately, I never had any official connection to Safeguard, but became interested in it after seeing the Mickelsen complex on a trip to Yellowstone back in the 70's.
I've been involved with computers since the early 70's, so when I decided to expand my technical knowledge by setting up a web site, the SRMSC seemed like the perfect subject. There was very little information available about Safeguard (especially on the internet), and I had an extensive collection of photos taken over the years.
Contact me:
Acknowledgements:
This site has evolved into much more than just a collection of photos, mostly due to the contributions of others. Many of them are named on pages throughout the site, but some prefer to remain anonymous. Their willingness to share information and photos has helped make this a better chronicle of Safeguard and the SRMSC.
Site Design:
The primary design goal was to provide access to a large amount of technical information without overwhelming the visitor. I tried to accomplish this by making a topic's first (or introductory) page a short overview with links to other pages containing more detailed information.
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Photo galleries:
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Rather than using thumbnails (with their long load times), most photos are available in two sizes -- a smaller one for a "quick look" (or for those using 640x480 monitor resolution) and a large version with more detail but longer load time.
Some have suggested that a photograph and its caption should be on the same page, but my personal feeling is that this detracts from the visual impact of the photo (I also don't like watching movies with sub-titles).
Technical Info:
This site is hosted by
FutureQuest. There have been
88,967
home page "hits" since going online in September 2000.
All HTML was manually coded using
NoteTab Pro and
Ultra Edit. HTML was validated by
CSE HTML Validator and the
W3C Validator.