You have 6 options to find the information
you need quickly.
Front Page Category Links - by choosing
a category on the front page, QuincyNet will direct
you to either a listing of pages to aid in your
search or take you right to the source in an external
link.
Alphabetic Navigation - click on a letter
in the upper left corner of any page and it will
lead you to that letter's analist.
QuincyNet Search - use our search box to
type in a word or phrase connected to the information
you need and you will find associated links that
can be found on QuincyNet.
Google Search - if, by some small chance,
you do not find what you are looking for on QuincyNet.com,
we have added a Google search box for your convenience
to find what you are looking for on the world wide
web.
How To's - our how to section
offers specific answers to important not-so- everyday
questions. You can navigate the how to's by subject,
organization, or by a manual search.
Answers.com Search - if you still
cannot find an answer, answers.com might be able
to find it for you. Just type a specific word or
phrase in the search box and it will lead you to
definitive information on that topic.
How do I know if I have found
the right information?
QuincyNet offers local information about Quincy and
the surrounding areas as well as information about
specific topics. The link colors in our analist help
guide you to the information you need whether it be
local or not.
Quincy Area information is shown
by a blue link in our analists.
Black links with the extention
/gov connect you to the first Government
links.
Black links with no extension
connect you to external links directed away from
QuincyNet(Bookmarks).
Day Trips are connected through
green links and direct you to a
site of city information and attractions.
What is constituted as local
on QuincyNet?
QuincyNet offers a huge amount of information about
Quincy, Illinois and the surrounding areas. Our local
span
is approximately a 50 mile radius around Quincy.
We
offer information and links on many different places
around the world but our local, daytrip pages are
displayed by a green link.
How do I contact QuincyNet?
You may contact QuincyNet by e-mailing us at info@quincynet.com.
We also have a contact form located on the left
border
of our front page and alphabetic navigation pages.
Our form can be completed by submitting any inaccuracies
you have found on our site, requests to have your
business listed or linked on our site, or any miscellaneous
comments or suggestions you might have. We here at
QuincyNet appreciate your input.
Is QuincyNet safe for my children?
QuincyNet offers no obsene or explicit content. We
do not link to web sites that are unsuitable for children.
We are ranked by Safe
SurfTM as safe for all ages.
QuincyNet actually offers many good resources and
content for research by kids.
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If you use Internet Explorer, we have included links
on the front page to bookmark our
website
and make QuincyNet your home page automatically.
If you use Netscape or Firefox browsers, press Ctrl+D
at any time to
bookmark
our
site. Select the folder to bookmark our site in.
Click 'OK'.
In case you have troubles with the links with Internet
Explorer:
To bookmark out site manually in Internet Explorer:
Select 'Add to Favorites' from the 'Favorites'
Menu
Select a folder
Click 'OK'
To make QuincyNet your home page with Internet
Explorer:
Select 'Internet Options' from the 'Tools'
menu
Select the 'General' tab
Type 'http://www.quincynet.com' in the 'Homepage
Address' text box
To make QuincyNet your home page with Netscape 4.0-6.0:
Select 'Preferences' from the 'Edit' menu.
Click on 'Navigator'
Select 'Homepage'
In the homepage section, type 'http://www.quincynet.com'
in the text box
Click 'OK'
To make QuincyNet your home page with Mozilla Firefox:
Select 'Options' from the 'Tools' menu
Select 'General' properties
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Click 'OK'
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