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Excavating Occaneechi Town
Archaeology of an Eighteenth-Century Indian Village in
North Carolina
Edited by R. P. Stephen Davis Jr., Patrick C. Livingood, H. Trawick Ward, and Vincas P. Steponaitis
Copyright © 1998 by the University of North Carolina Press. All rights reserved. ISBN 0-8078-6503-6 (cd-rom & booklet).
TIPS FOR USERS of the CD-ROMQuick Navigational Tips When you first start
up Excavating Occaneechi Town, you are presented with a Main
Menu that has 10 buttons. The two buttons labeled Getting Started and
Archaeology Primer represent sections that contain helpful information
about using this CD-ROM; the other eight buttons represent the main
"chapters" of the report. More information, including "A Tour of the
Software," can be found in the on-line help under "Contents." This can
be accessed by running the software and either pressing the F1 key or
selecting Help | Contents from the menu bar.
Here are a few tips
about using this report and some information about its organization
that may make the use of it much more enjoyable.
- The text in
Excavating Occaneechi Town is divided into chapters, articles,
and pages. Chapters can be accessed from the Main Menu, articles within
each chapter are selected from the labeled tabs across the top of the
chapter screen, and article pages appear in a list at the left side of
the screen within each article. Chapters can also be found under the Go
To option in the menu bar.
- You can find information about
excavation contexts either visually, by clicking on the maps in the
Excavations chapter, or by name, by selecting Choose a Context on the
same screen with the map or on the menu under Go To | Choose a
Context.
- Information about excavation contexts is divided into
three screens. The Master screen contains the name, type, dimensions,
and location of the context, along with maps and photographs. The
Description screen contains a description of the context. Finally, the
Artifacts screen lists all of the artifacts recovered from the
excavation context.
- The Back button in the menu bar lets you
return to the previous page at any time. Also, under Go To | History is
a list of the last ten pages that you have visited.
- You can use
keyboard shortcuts when reading the text sections. Use the up and down
arrows and the Page Up and Page Down buttons to move the text up and
down. Use Control-Page Up and Control-Page Down to change pages, and use
the right and left arrows or the tab key to move between articles. (See
Keyboard Shortcuts in the on-line help for more
information.)
From Excavating Occaneechi Town, a CD-ROM for Windows / ISBN 0-8078-6503-6 / $45.00 / Published for the Research Laboratories of Archaeology by the University of North Carolina Press
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