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Your web browser probably provides at least two ways to know that a link will bring you to this "Under Construction" page.

  1. Colored text is often used to indicate that you have clicked or not clicked on a link before. In my browser, the links I have not yet clicked on are black. Once clicked, all the links to that page are displayed in red. Once you have visited this page (ie., clicked on a link to it) all the links to it will appear in a different color than they were before you clicked it. In short, if you know what color clicked links are, you know you've been there before and probably don't want to click it again.
  2. The file name (URL) of the page a link connects to can often be displayed on the status bar of your browser. If the name does not show up, you may have to change a setting to show the status bar and to show the link destinations. You may have to widen your browser window to see the whole name. If a link your mouse is on has "nolink.htm" at the end of the link destination, you know it will bring you here if you click on it.