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| Open-File Series 03-037: READ ME FIRST |
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This web publication corresponds to hypertext markup language version 3.0 (HTML W3C) and is best-read using version 3 of most browsers. Web-browsing software such as Netscape, Microsoft Explorer, or other web programs, is needed to view contained text and graphics. Open this readme1.htm or the introduc.htm file by either double-clicking on these file names or icons, or by opening the files under the "file" headings at the top of your browsing software.
Microsoft Explorer, Netscape, or other World Wide Web (WWW) network browser software is necessary to view and link the HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) text, and GIF (Graphic Interchange Format) images located on this PUBLICATION. You do not need WWW access, just the browsing program.
The homepage (index.htm) for this document is located in both the root ("illinois") directory and text ("htmltxt") subdirectory. All HTML text files have ".htm" endings. Non-HTML text files display endings of ".txt" (text) or ".doc" (Microsoft Word 97).
This publication contains raw and interpreted data, map images, and other graphic displays linked to research on the New Albany Shale petroleum system. Data were statistically analyzed, and were mapped in 2-D and 3-D using ARC/INFO and Dynamic Graphics, Inc., EarthVision programs on SUN and IRIS computers. Files included on this publication can be retrieved for use in other applications, including graphics editing and display, and statistical programs. Graphics are stored as GIF (.gif) and JPEG (.jpg) images (see glossary for explanations of some acronyms and words). Respective files are located in the "imagegif" and "imagejpg," subdirectories and can be opened using numerous graphics programs.
World Wide Web (WWW) network-browsing software is required to integrate the graphics images and text located on this publication. While included HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) documents (in the "htmltxt" directory) can be viewed with standard word-processing software, the interactive capabilities of Web browsing software link text, images, and data. Provided graphics are designed for use under DOS/Windows on IBM or 100 percent compatible personal computers (PC's), the Apple Macintosh family, and UNIX computers.
Brand and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. The tm notation is not appended to these product names, largely because the HTML superscript notation did not work with all World Wide Web (WWW) browsers.
The file-naming convention on this report is primarily eight dot three (ISO 9660 convention). This indicates that the file has a maximum of eight characters to the left of and three to the right of the "." . An asterisk (*) is used in this publication as a symbol to match all characters. It commonly indicates a longer file name, for example Introd*.hqx would access all .hqx files that start with "Introd" and end with .hqx, such as Introduction.hqx. UNIX is case-sensitive, almost all file names within directories (folders) are lower case.
Files included with this publication are accessed locally and linked by the WWW browsing software using the File command heading and Open File or Open Local subheadings (generally). For that reason, MacTCP software is not required to view the files. MacTCP v. 2.0.2 (or later) Apple software may be needed to connect to a remote host (also known as cruising the Web). MacTCP now comes bundled with System 7.5. Your software needs may be different, depending upon the network browser software utilized.
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