The whole site is organized
by frames (Left, Top and Text)
There are now in most frames for
directories two pictures like so
= X-section full screen
= X-section in frame
where X is the topic of the frame. Clicking on the first picture
removes the frame (which is often easier or more pleasant to read the
text); clicking on the second picture returns the opening of the frame
(which usually gives more links and context).
You can try this here, and note that the second option will return you
to the opening of the site. (And of course Alt-Left will return the
previous choice.) This is a pleasant option in the
philosophy-sections, as e.g. with
Leibniz.
Many texts on the site are spread over
several, sometimes many, files and these related files often come all with a group of usually four arrows at the beginning
and the end of each text, that look thus (approximately):
These have in general the following effect when clicked:
- previous file
- Table of Contents
- Notes or Text associated with the file
- next file
One or more of these
arrows may be absent wherever appropriate.
There are
very many internal links on this site to other parts of this site -
arond200.000 - which work only if
you are on line or have downloaded those parts of my site.
The whole site is best read
in 1024*768 screen format. On a screen with more pixels the background may
not display properly if you read the site on full screen, and a screen with
less pixels is less pleasant to read.
Since I am
ill I only take the trouble to take care
the site works as it should in MS Explorer.
