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ENV510 Landscape Ecology and GIS

Landscape concepts
Definitions | Structure | Change | Function | Management

Case studies
Kellerberrin | New England | Kidman Springs | Crocodile Nests

Technical issues
Definitions | Data | Setting up GIS | Using GIS | Applications

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How is a text only site different?
Who should use it?
Can I use both versions?
How do I get the graphics?
How do I find my way around?

How is a text only site different?

A text only site has no graphical content. In this site many pictures and activities that are included in the standard site (which I will call the ‘graphics version’) will only be visible if you click on the graphic link.

This text only site also uses simple technology. There will be no javascripting, forms, frames, Cascading Style Sheets, or tables. This means that all computers and browsers will be able to display the pages the same way.

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Who should use it?

You should use the text only version if you:

require disability access, in other words, if you are using special software or hardware to interpret what most people ‘see’ on the screen.
experience frustrating download times, perhaps because you live in a remote area with poor phone lines and the graphics version takes too long to show up on your screen.
have and old (slow) computer, or an old version of a browser which you are unable to update.
would like to print, either exactly as the pages appear (without the interference of graphics), or taking up fewer pages than the graphics version.

Can I use both versions?

There are links at the bottom of each page that allow you to use the other version. You can swap between them whenever you want.

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How do I get the graphics?

You can get the graphics a number of ways:

Use the graphics link that is located at the point where the graphic is needed. You will see a new page containing only the graphic or activity.
Use the graphics version links at the bottom of the page to see the whole page in the other version – combined graphics and text.
If you have Adobe Acrobat Reader software on your computer (download it for free) you can download and print a file which shows all the graphics and activities.
If none of these work for you, contact me to send you a printed version.

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How do I find my way around?

Clicking the items on the menu bar at the top of the page will take you to the main sections inside the ENV510 Landscape Ecology and GIS site. Page menus, underneath the main heading on each page, will take you to sections on the page.

Report page problems to lrp@cdu.edu.au