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Targets the beginning of the page section in which you may
be interested. (Click for demonstration.)
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Always takes you back to the opening page of
the Federal Access web
site. (Click for demonstration.)
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Always targets the
page-header. (Click for demonstration.)
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In most
cases, this image links you to a printer-friendly version of the page which
you are viewing. (Click left for demonstration). In some
cases, particularly in the secure areas of this site, clicking the print
image (click
here) activates your browser's print dialogue box (JavaScript required).
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Targets a page outside our web site. Used when there
is more information on our web site about the targeted web site.
For example:
Clicking on the words "Department
of Energy" will link you to
additional information about the Department of Energy on the Federal
Access web site.
Clicking on »
will take
you directly to the Department of Energy web site.
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HOME
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This
"threaded header" format helps you back-track to the home page
along the path leading to any page on our website. Click
on links in the threaded header to navigate levels on the site along the
path to the page you are on. For example:
The threaded
header in this example indicates that you are on a page about the "Federal
Executive Branch." This page links from the page on
"Government Web Sites," which in turn links from the
"Resources" page. Click on "Government
Web Sites,"
"Resources,"
or "Home"
to visit each level along the path leading up to this page.
Note: the threaded header does not always indicate the actual path you
took to arrive at a particular page. To retrace your path to a
referrer page, use
your browser's "Back" button (or the "Back" link at
the bottom of each page.)
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Many of the links on this site connect directly to Adobe "PDF"
files. Adobe Acrobat is the Internet standard for PDF document
posting and retrieval. To view PDF documents, you need the Acrobat
Reader plug-in. If you don't have Acrobat Reader, get
it now. We promise - it will make the surfing process more
user-friendly.
10/05/2001.
We are adding a new symbol (
) for documents that link directly to PDF files. Does not
necessarily apply for PDF files posted before this date.
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Please
Report
Broken Links
using the
Guest Book
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In addition to the circular buttons at the top of each
page, you can use the Navigation Bar
(see below) at the bottom of each page to quickly move around our site.
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