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This page shows and explains various graphics that you will see throughout
The Network websites. Most of them can be used for navigation
... graphic generally linked
to www.findmehere.com/about/most_used.htm which
is the first page in The Network introduction
series following the one that has contact
data for Economic
Development Services, Inc. Sometimes it is linked to
either the page-in-series that introduces .network
navigation
or to the one that explains what
our mission is.
... buttons for moving back
to the previous page or forward to the next in a series.
Sometimes the left-pointing arrow-button is linked to take
you back to to page you came from. That's the case with
the example shown above. The the right-pointing arrow button
is linked to the top of this page where you find the button
for navigating to appendices G and I.
... the two buttons overlaid by file
folders are linked to an introduction to .network navigation.
Select
either of them and you see buttons in a row, each
with a file folder showing its tab in a different
position. The file-folder buttons represent the three websites
of The Network. Each folder showing the
initials of the website it represents. The
.network logo is show as if
embossed on the right. If the way network is shown
with the red dot were text, it would read, dot network.
Both .network graphics
are linked.
... graphic generally linked to a brief explanation of what you should do next after getting search results (example). There's no secret about it. The most efficient thing to do is to page-search when you do not readily see what you want. Also, the search results statement should explain that you can request help when a page search doesn't produce satisfaction. The following search promise graphic is linked to explain more about the help we offer.
... button linked to some things you
might like to know about, for example about
this page.
... examples of various graphic buttons.
The three on the left are linked to the definition of arrow-buttons
used to move back and forth through pages in a series. The
one on the right is an example of a radio
button. See the Google/.network
search engine for radio buttons that you select in order to query either
the Web of one of the websites
of The Network.
... what you see below is information
about various elements from a typical page reporting after
instructions are place in the search
box and the search
button selected.
The elements belong to the
search
engine results page used with the
Google/.network search
engine. The search results button in the
red page header reads as search results promise
end example
... A thumbnail is a smaller version of a pictorial image
... generally means to point and click.
For example, to position your mouse pointer on the following
linked
text in order to select it: page up. Making
the selection moves you to the top of
this page where you see various
linked graphics. Scroll down to learn about using them
and navigating through The
Network.
CLICK
HERE for a brief introduction to .network navigation.
We use linked graphics and text extensively, not only
for navigation purposes, but to to give you choices as
you glean our webpages for information and resources.
Your choices are to accept what you find, select links
for access to additional information, or ask for free,
personal search assistance should you reach a point
where you are not satisfied with
what you find or if you seemingly reach a dead
end.
title: navigating and networking
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