Help
The help section provides explanations of site navigation, features, and technologies employed.
The site window, pictured below, provides for navigation throughout the site. It
will be present in one form or another on every page in the site.
Click on a section of the site window image to go to a description of that section
The title bar displays the title of the site.
The menu bar displays a top level menu for site navigation. By selecting one of
the menu items you will navigate to the main site section with that name.
The button bar provides push buttons for performing common site actions.
Pressing the toggle tree button will hide or show the tree pane.
Pressing the move splitter left button will move the splitter bar to the left making
the tree pane smaller and the contents pane larger.
Pressing the move splitter right button will move the splitter bar to the right
makeing the tree pane larger and the contents pane smaller.
Pressing the show printable button will hide everything but the contents of the
page. This view is ideal for printing a page. Refresh the page in your browser to
return the page to its default view.
The tree pane provides a hierarchical tree of link nodes. Click on the icon next
to an entry to collapse or expand a node.
The content pane contains the primary content for a given page.
The status bar is the bar at the bottom of the site window. The bar contains quick
links and a google search feature.
Quick links provide icons that represent links to useful web sites.
The google search feature allows you to search for information via the
google search
service. The drop down list allows you to select to search the web content, usenet
group archives, images, or global news resources.
This site contains a search section available through the main menu. The search
section provides the ability to search the content on this site and provides links
to other web search services.
From a client perspective this site is compliant with the
W3C standards for XHTML,
CSS, and DOM.
From a server perspective the site runs on Microsoft
IIS and employs
ASP.Net 2.0.