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We're here to help make your visit to BBC Online as easy and enjoyable as possible.
The site is constantly growing and evolving, so check out this section regularly to keep up
to date with the changes.
BBC Online is designed to work with the widest possible range of browsers and platforms.
However, to make the most of your visit, it is advisable to use a recent version of a browser,
such as Netscape Navigator 3.0 (or later) or Internet Explorer 3.01 (or later), via a reasonably
quick Internet connection (28.8 bps dial-up or better).
The BBC Online Channel currently needs to be viewed using a fourth generation browser,
such as Internet Explorer 4.0. or Netscape Navigator 4.04. To find out more about the service,
and how to install it, visit the information pages at the BBC Online Channel.
The BBC Online Ticker is only available for Windows 95 and Windows 3.1, but a version for the
Mac platform will be available soon.
- The Navigation Bar on the left of your browser window is the quickest and easiest way to find your way around the site.
- If you're New to the Net, check out our guide to getting started.
- We've also included a Technical Guide, so you'll know the best way to view the site.
- Has something unexpected or puzzling happened during your visit to the site? If so, consult Troubleshooting for answers to some common online problems.
- Our Glossary of Internet terms will help define any unfamiliar words.
- About BBC Online gives greater details about the wealth of news and information brought to you by the BBC.
The BBC welcomes your comments and contributions. If you want to contact us, see our Feedback page and How to Get in Touch in The BBC and You section.
BBC Online is constantly growing and changing, and our Help section reflects this. The Help pages are regularly updated, so come back soon!
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