FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ

this page is not really done. I like stating the obvious. It is such a cute template.

Here is a small CHROMEWINTER faq in the meantime.

Q. How do you pronounce the name CHROMEWINTER

A. Well say Kuh then Rome then Winter.

(The text below is in table format; right-click to add or delete rows.)
What is a FAQ?
Why should I include a FAQ page on my Web site?
What kind of questions should I place here?
What if I have more than 10 questions?
What should I NOT include on this page?
Whose fault is it that your classic game won't on my machine?

Q: What is a FAQ?
A: FAQ is an acronym for "frequently asked questions."
Q: Why should I include a FAQ page on my Web site?
A: Including a FAQ page is a user-friendly way of presenting information to customers so they can quickly look it up. It also can help reduce the number of service calls and e-mails.
Q: What kind of questions should I place here?
A: Make a list of the top 10 questions people ask you about your business, services, or products. That's a good start.
Q: What if I have more than 10 questions?
A: Break the questions into sections by subject and give each section a subhead, such as Sales, Products, or Services.
Q: What should I NOT include on this page?
A: You don't need to include information such as your company contact information, because it's easily found on the Contact Us page. You could, however, include a question such as: What is the quickest way to contact you?
Q: Whose fault is it that your classic game wont run on my machine?
A: It's a good idea to check your machine specs and compare against online resources. There is a lively online discussion group called the newsgroups that can help you get it running.

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