How To Find A Web Site on 3RPlus.com
There are three easy ways to find a website:
Option 1: Browse and surf the files as explained below or,
Option 2: If you know the name of the resource click on Index of Website Resources.
Option 3: If you are not sure where to find a website or a file use the Index by File Category.
Please click here to find out more and get an overview of the many features and benefits this site has to offer.
Navigation
3RPlus.com is easy to use. You are automatically connected to the sections of the portal which you have selected and a simple pik'n'clik will connect you to the information you want.
Entry Page (Level 1)
Here you will find the main subject categories. Simply click on a label to open the file.
Sub Categories (Level 2)
Sub category headings are listed in 3 columns in alphabetical order. Simply click on the label to open the file.
Links to Web Sites (Level 3)
Website links are listed in 3 columns in alphabetical order. Column 1 provides direct links to the named websites listed. Column 2 Pop Ups contain direct links to websites for that specific subject. Column 3 provides links to other useful / related files in the Directory.
Benefits: You may surf through the resources and outgoing links without leaving the site enabling you to browse and compare for unbeatable convenience. You can move from one part of the Directory to another using the pik'n'clik technique or use the tool bar to move back from one level to another.
When you wish to exit a website click the 'close' button and you will return to where you left 3RPLUS.com in this way you never get lost or have to repeat the navigation process.
Graphics
There are 4 graphic symbols and colours to help you access the information you want quickly and easily
- A Green Circle Indicates a direct link to the named Web site.
- A Blue Square Indicates a drill down of further subcategories.
- A Red Triangle indicates a link to a Pop Up box containing groups of direct links to same subject Web sites.
- A Green Circle with a Blue Square in the Centre indicates a link to specific file related to the topic but from another part of the directory.
