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Welcome to Z Communications.

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Try some place and topic pages, for example, and then try the writers page, the blogs, ZSpace, and then perhaps also the forums, the audio and video sections, and so on, to get a feel for what is available.

Just prowl around, at first, and it will enhance your experience of the site later. Then try the search facility, a very powerful tool for finding specific content.

Note that you can toggle the submenu to the tabs at the top of each page on and off with the red/green arrow in the row of tabs. We think having the submenus on, displaying automatically when you roll over the tabs, is vastly better for quick and easy navigation, but some people will prefer more viewing area. Try using the tabs, first, though, please.

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ZSpace is the central vehicle by which Z's online activities generate revenues. It gives members, writers, and sustainers, their own ZSpace pages, blog access and even your own blogs, forum access and posting. you can also upload quotes, lyrics, graphics, poetry, and articles, books and film preferences. You can comment on content throughout the site, receive discounts in our store, enjoy RSS feed options, some site customization, the user preference database of books, films, etc., a system of mutual aid and a means for mutual organizing and sharing of information and resources - via individual and also group pages.

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Throughout the site left menus play a consistent role. The mechanics are straightforward.

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  • You click a down arrow next to a heading to see the associated items under it.

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The headings, demarcate sections of the left menu. These vary a bit throughout the site, but for the most part are Help, By Style, By Writer, By Topic, and By Place.

  • The Help section, which you are now using, has a list of items which, when you click a right arrow, displays associated guidance.

  • The other areas of the left menu are used, when they have a right arrow next to them, to filter content.

To understand the filtering…

Imagine you are on the top page of ZNet. In the first column are about thirty five links to most recent content on the site, from ZNet, ZMag, commentaries, videos, etc.

If you go to the left menu and click the down arrow next to writers and the right arrow next to a particular writer's name, the first two columns of the viewing area of the top page will change to a display of recent content from just that writer.

If you instead picked a topic, say economy, then the display would change to show only that content and likewise for a chosen place. Or maybe you wanted to see only interviews or graphics – so you clicked the down arrow next to by type and then the right arrow next to the one you wished to display.

Imagine instead of being on the top page of ZNet, you are on a place page showing content about only Venezeula or Iraq, say, or you are on a topic page showing information only about race or parecon, say, or you are on the interviews page, with only interviews showing, or the graphics page, with only links to cartoons and other graphics.

Now if you pick an item in the left menu you will filter the display further, still seeing only what bears on the page's topic, place, type, etc., but now limited as well by the critiera you picked in the left menu.

Finally, when you do use the left menu and you see a new set of content in the display area of an associated page, you can close that display and return to the default appearance just by clicking the little red x in the upper right corner of the new display area. You can also choose another filter and it will overwrite the area.

Icons

In many places throughout the site icons give a clue as to content. For example, there may be a link with an author and title, but with it a little icon.

The icon tells you what type of content, from what source or main section of the site, the link goes to. Here are our icons and a little explanation of each:

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Content Links

In many places throughout the site links are just some text which, if you click one, takes you to the noted item.

But there are other places, for example on the top page of ZNet, where content links offer additional information.

In such cases, if you want quick summary information without having to go to the referred page, there is a little down arrow to the right of the link. You cli