The Plants Directory.
Volume 1, North-east NSW.

This is a list of hints that will let you find information more quickly, and to do routine operations like printing out the pages.

VIEWING: I recommend viewing the Species Information Window and this Main Window as maximised screens, while leaving the genus information window at its current size. I would also suggest that your screen be operating at 800 x 600 pixels true colour (32-bit). All of the imagery is captured in millions of colours, and in 256 colours will appear very grainy.

GOING BACK: To go back in any page, click the right-mouse button, and select 'back' from the pull-down list that will appear.

NETSCAPE: The files on this disc are optimised for Microsoft Internet Explorer. I have noticed some versions of Netscape may have difficulty showing the files on this disc. If this is the case, I recommend changing browser to either of the Microsoft Explorer versions contained on this disc, either 3.01 for Windows 3.1, or 4.01 for Windows 95 or Windows NT. If you wish to continue with Netscape you may find it advantageous to view the files using the alt-tab key combination.

PRINTING: To print any page, click the right mouse button, which will bring up a list of options. One of these is Print.

MARKINGS USED: Throughout the Directory a number of things have been done to ensure that you can gain information quickly. Exotic species are marked with an asterisk (*), and species of significance are marked with this ( § ) mark, A colour code is also employed, with indigenous native species titled in green, exotics in red, and significant species in blue. (Significant species are those scheduled in the Threatened Species Conservation Act (NSW) or Endangered Species Protection Act (Federal) or listed in the ROTAP list of 1995.)


If there are any queries, please direct them to Greg Steenbeeke (orkology@key.net.au). This address is automatically chosen if you click on one of the logos at the bottom of the pages.


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