How to use the documentation

• The documentation is composed of 5 guides, reflecting the former paper version. The cover page and hypertext cross-references allow to browse among the guides.
• Each page has the following interface:
 
1. Navigation buttons: they provide for previous, next or up page navigation. Clicking the Up button brings you to the parent page in the document structure (e.g.: from 1.4.3 to 1.4).

A dimmed button means you cannot navigate in its direction.
2. Reference buttons: they are links to the Table of Contents and Index pages in each guide.

When the author of a guide did not create an Index, there is no button.
3. Zoom buttons: they allow to adjust the size of images displayed. Each image comes in three sizes: 18 - large, 14 - medium (default size), 10 - small.

In this documentation, mathematical expressions are displayed as images. In order to match text and image sizes, this document uses CSS stylesheets.
4. Textual links: they are provided for text-mode Web browsers. All of the above controls are available as textual links, except for zoom control.
• This documentation is usable with or without Web server: all hypertext links are expressed as relative URLs.
• Note on stylesheets: If you wish to customize your documentation layout, you should modify the following files:

Modulef-10.css      Modulef-14.css      Modulef-18.css      Modulef-titre.css

The first 3 files are stylesheets for the guides at each zoom factor; the last file only applies to the current page and the cover page.

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About the Modulef documentation

The document has been created with LaTeX2HTML Version 95.1 (Fri Jan 20 1995) (modified by Simulog 03/97 - N. Maman, J.-P Moins)
Copyright © 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, Nikos Drakos, Computer Based Learning Unit, University of Leeds.

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