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How to navigate CreationOnTheWebWe value your feedback; please contact us if you have any suggestions or comments about the content, navigation or design of our website. The information-content of our site is accessible in four main archives:
Use the search boxIf you are looking for something specific, just use our search engine. Simply click in the box and type the word or words you are looking for. The more words you type in, the more specific the search will be. If you are not finding anything relevant, try using different terminology which may have been used in articles on the subject you're looking for. Note: For the time being, you cannot do a second search on the page that opens (this is a Google issue) so please go back to the search box in the top-right corner of our website. Use the links on the front pageOur home page is a hub to most of the important areas of our site. Left columnMajor Upcoming tours for your region are shown on the left. Below this are links to products on special in our web store, free signup page for our email newsletter INFObytes and information about volunteering for CMI. Middle columnOur web feature articles are shown in the middle with a link to ‘More past articles’ if you wish to view the archives. Beneath this you will find different information from week to week or day to day, depending on whether any important news has been featured on our site. The lower box is where you'll find CMI announcements specific to your region. Right columnThe right column features a link to our FAQ section (click on ‘Questions answered’) as well as links to the archives and subscription options for our periodicals, Creation magazine and Journal of Creation. At the end of this is a ‘How you can help’ link, which includes information about donations. Finally are some links to our affiliated sites and a few extras like how to make COTW your home page and how to use our RSS Feed. Use the links in the menuThe menu is almost always visible, so it is a great idea to become familiar with it.
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