Site Search Pro (see box on left navigation bar), Google, and the other global search engines provide a selection of links to the web pages (.html files) containing the information. It is up to you to find the information within the links provided.
To find information within the link provided, you must either scroll down the page or use your browser's function "Find on this Page". First go to the page of interest, then pull down the "Find on this Page" menu (Located under your browser's "Edit" pull down menu).
All browsers locate this function in the "Edit" pull down menu. Some browsers call this function "Find". (Firefox (Mozilla) pops up a search box at the bottom of the web page that is hard to see the first time.) Microsoft Internet Explorer has a second place where this function is located. On the right side of the Address Bar is a small search box. To the right of this search box is a magnifying glass symbol. To the right of the magnifying glass there is a downward pointing triangle. Click on the triangle to expose the "Find on This Page" searh box (which will appear at the bottom of the page as in Firefox).
The keyboard shortcut, CNTRL+F also opens the "Find on this Page" function on all browsers.
Please contact Alice Kaufman or me if you need further instructions on searching the ATADA web site.
Arch Thiessen, Webmaster@ATADA.org.
