Frequently Asked Questions

This is where we will post answers to the most frequently asked questions concerning the PSPInformation website.

If you have a question not covered here please send it to us . We'll try to answer it as soon as possible.

Q - What is the best browser to use to view your pages?

We currently use the most recently available versions of Microsoft Windows Internet Explorer and Firefox to check out our pages.

It is extremely difficult to create pages that will properly display using every version of all the available browsers. If you are having problems displaying out pages and suspect the browser may be the cause we suggest you:

• check and verify you are using the most recent version of your browser, if not see if there is an available download
• if this doesn't work and you are not using Internet Explorer or Firefox, try to use one of these
• if it still doesn't work write us, tell us what you are trying to do, what seems to be wrong and which browser and version you are using and we'll try to duplicate your problem if possible and provide a fix - we'll work with you.

Q - What can I do to help support the websites?

We can always use volunteers for various tasks. See our information on the home page of this website. You can work from home doing various tasks to help improve and/or make changes on our pages.

You can tell others about us and what you have found here - invite them to join us.

You can join our forum/listserv and receive and give support to other facing the same problems you are.

You can help us meet our financial needs. Websites cost money to create and maintain. We are working toward eventually creating a non-profit tax-exempt charitable corporation that will offer information and support for the many victims of movement-affecting neurological diseases. This will require more funds than are currently available. You can help us financially by following the information on this website's home page. Whatever is left after we pay the ongoing costs associated with providing these websites will be placed into a dedicated bank account used only for these websites and will be eventually used to fund the creation of this non-profit tax-exempt charitable organization. Since we have not yet formed this organization any financial help you send us will not be deductable from your personal Federal and State taxes. For additional advice see your personal tax advisor. If you ever want to check on whether you can deduct a gift to a particular charitable organization you can check the tax-exempt list at http://www.irs.gov.

Q - Can I make PSPInformation my homepage? If so, how?

To make PSPInformation.com your homepage, follow the directions below for the browser you're using.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.X (Windows & Macintosh)

• If you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer 5, click here to automatically make PSPInformation.com your homepage.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.X (Windows)

• Pull down the View menu and select Internet Options.
• Select the Home page section and enter http://pspinformation.com in the Address text box.
• Click OK.

Netscape Communicator 4.X (Windows & Macintosh)

• Pull down the Edit menu and select Preferences.
• Select Navigator from the category list.
• Check the "Navigator starts with Home Page" option.
• Enter http://www.pspinformation.com in the Home Page location box.
• Click OK.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.X (Macintosh)

• Pull down the Edit menu and select Preferences.
• Select the Home/Search section and enter http://www.pspinformation.com into the Address text box.
• Click OK.

Adding PSPInformation.com to your AOL toolbar

• Next to the "People" pulldown on the AOL navbar are three icons. These are usually "Quotes", "Perks" and "Calendar." These items can be customized.



• Right click on the item which you would like to remove.
• Click "yes" to "Are you sure you want to delete this item from the toolbar?"
• Type www.pspinformation.com in the browser/keyword bar.
• Once the PSPInformation homepage loads, drag the favorite place heart to the empty space on your AOL toolbar.
• Choose a custom icon and enter a one to eight character label for your icon.
• Click this icon anytime you want to enjoy PSPInformation.com.

Disclaimer The materials provided on these websites are for informational purposes only and are in no way meant to be considered as offering medical advice nor as a recommendation for any course of treatment. Any information found here should never be used as a substitute for the advice of an appropriately qualified and licensed physician or other health care provider. Check with a physician or other health care provided if you suspect you are ill, or believe you may have one of the problems discussed on our website, as many problems and disease states may be serious and even life-threatening. Never disregard medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read on our website. Even though we frequently update the content of our website medical information can change rapidly. Therefore, some information may be out of date or even possibly inaccurate and erroneous. If you find information on our websites that you believe is in error, please let us know. From time to time articles on the website may express the personal opinions of the writer which may or may not be supported by any references to other published material. The reader should take this into account when determining the usefulness of this information for their own unique situation. The user, in using this site to acquire information, agrees that the user accepts the sole responsibily for the results of using such information and that they will hold PSPInformation.com and/or any other sources for information presented on this website blameless for any adverse results caused by following or using any of the information found here. We make no representations or warranties whatsoever with respect to any information offered or provided on or through our website. Any decision the user makes about what information to use and how to use it is solely theirs and they assume all responsibility for any resultant harm or discomfort.

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