New home for my Sol-20 website -- www.sol20.org

This past spring I took up Jay's offer of free hosting for classic computer web sites (thanks, Jay!). I had been sitting on some domain names for a while doing nothing with them, but his offer got me in motion. Unfortunately, things heated up at work and at home and I couldn't find the time in the past few months to finish off that last 3% before publishing the new web site. It is finally ready for action. http://www.sol20.org The old web site pages just redirect to the new web site. The content is slightly reorganized but for the most part is identical with the old site. The only new, but interesting, addition is a scan of the Sol schematics and PCB artwork that were offered for SASE in the Popular Electronics article that introduced the Sol. The production Sol had further changes after the article was published. The new web site makes use of CSS, but no javascript. The layout pretty much assumes that you have at least 800 pixels of horizontal resolution. I've tried it out in firefox, IE 6, and opera 9 and it looks pretty much as intended. I've even added some code to make the css disappear if the site is viewed with netscape 4.x. If you notice anything weird about the new look in a modern browser, please let me know about it. Thanks.