The default text font size on a browser is usually set to 10-point type size. The web page itself doesn't decide what size of letters to print on your screen. This is up to you to decide with your browser. Therefore, if your browser is set to a larger type size, this can result in that text that is meant to be seen in a frame will not fit in the frame. And if the font size is too big, some lines or headers may wrap around onto a second line.

You can fix this by decrease or increase the font size that your browser uses to display text on your screen.

Netscape Navigator

1. Pull down the Options Menu, click on General Preferences. Select the Fonts page tab and examine the available options.
2. Click on Choose Font and change the size to 10, 12 or 14.
3. Try a different Font style also, if you want.
4. Click OK and click OK again.

Microsoft Internet Explorer

1. Pull down the View Menu
2. Select the Font Menu
3. Try by changing to Small, Large or Larger selection.

If the font size is set correctly, you will be able to view the Grip Story with no problem and all that is meant to be seen in a frame will be there.