Clicking this link will open a music player in a new small browser window.
This player will continue playing in the background as you browse the site.
You will need to close it when you have finished browsing.
This player will continue playing in the background as you browse the site.
You will need to close it when you have finished browsing.
If you would like to register to receive Paul’s very occasional email newsletter simply fill in the form with your details and click Submit.
Paul’s Newsletter is not published on a regular basis and will therefore only be sent as when relevant news and events that may be of interest occur.
After you register you will receive a confirmation email with a link to complete your registration.
Paul’s Newsletter is not published on a regular basis and will therefore only be sent as when relevant news and events that may be of interest occur.
After you register you will receive a confirmation email with a link to complete your registration.
Each newsletter you receive will provide a link to enable you to unsubscribe should you wish to do so.
Tip: How to insert Smilies
To add a smilie in your message simply click the one you would like at any time and it’s code will be inserted at the cursor.
To add a smilie in your message simply click the one you would like at any time and it’s code will be inserted at the cursor.
The Shoutbox provides a simple but instant way for you to add a short general comment, or some feedback. Just enter your name in the box showing ‘name’ and your short message in the box showing ‘message and press Send. Your message will appear almost immediately for you and other visitors to see.
A site that is using SSL and is therefore secure will show in two ways.
Firstly you should see a small padlock
somewhere in your browser window. Maybe in the bottom status bar or at the top next to the address bar.
Secondly look at the address of the website.
For most websites you visit the address will look sometning like this site http://www.esswood.co.uk. Notice it starts with http://
A secure site will always start with https:// Notice the extra ‘s’ that stands for SSL site.
You may only see these clues on the sites page where you actually enter confidential information.
Firstly you should see a small padlock
somewhere in your browser window. Maybe in the bottom status bar or at the top next to the address bar.Secondly look at the address of the website.
For most websites you visit the address will look sometning like this site http://www.esswood.co.uk. Notice it starts with http://
A secure site will always start with https:// Notice the extra ‘s’ that stands for SSL site.
You may only see these clues on the sites page where you actually enter confidential information.
Tip: How to tell if a site is using SSL
(and this applies to any web site)
(and this applies to any web site)
Several of the pages on this web site contain a music player like the one below.
The players will enable you to listen to selected samples of Paul’s music.
Note:
The player will continue only whilst you are on that page. If you browse to another page the player will stop.
If you would like to listen uninterrupted whilst you browse the site, use the link on the home page to open a player in a new browser window.
Note:
The player will continue only whilst you are on that page. If you browse to another page the player will stop.
If you would like to listen uninterrupted whilst you browse the site, use the link on the home page to open a player in a new browser window.
