The a href tags should point to a meaningful target, not just to the document itself. If they are intended to point back to the document itself (to the start of it), add an "on click" JavaScript function that returns "False", so that they are disabled when javascript is working.

I deliberately did it the current way on purpose because Netscape 4x has some bugs for which that is the work around:

1) The popups don't work unless it's a link. They don't work for just images.

2) If you click on something or resize while netscape is loading the page, the javascript fails, and then the page will not show popups. If you click on the image and have it redirect to itself, that forces a page reload which re-loads the javascript and makes it work again.

Add a page that works with Javascript being completely disabled. If needed,
simply show the remotes, and list a description of the button functions below.

I would like to avoid maintaining two pages. If I can get the Alt text working with that single htm file, I'll implement that.