The site visitor guide is
intend to help less experienced web site visitors
navigate around this web site.
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The
top level page shows a diagram with seven "bubbles". A miniature
version of the diagram on that page is shown here. Each of the seven
bubbles is a button which, when clicked on will take you to to a different
page
on this web site. The page that you are taken to in this way we refer
to as a second level page.
The symbol similar to the one shown below appears at the top of each second level page. One of the bubbles is darkened to remind you which of the seven pages you are currently displaying on your screen. Click this symbol to return to the top level page. The first level page is short. You probably will not need to scroll unless your monitor is low resolution or your browser window is small. |
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The
second level pages show different "bubble" diagrams. A miniature
version of examples of these diagrams is shown here. Each of the
bubbles is a button which, when clicked-on will take you to to a
particular paragraph, usually on the same page. These "second level
" pages contain text and images, sometimes known as
"content".
The content on second level pages provides basic information on the topics covered on the page. The text and graphics on these pages contain "hot-spots" or links which, when clicked-on will take you to more detailed information which may be:
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The
second-to-third level links are shown in the diagram on the left.
The diagram shows that:
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