March 31, 1998

Welcome to Worldwide Sports Inc.'s online help. This section of the manual will assist you in locating exactly what information you need about Olympic sports information and how to access that information. Here we go.

 Each of our data location screens is set up the same way. Items that can be selected from are lined up in a numeric list on the left-hand side of the screen. Each of the blue buttons on the right-hand side of the screen coordinate with the items on the left-hand side. To access one of these items, simply touch the button that is lined up with that item or if you are using a mouse, left-click the mouse arrow on the button. If none of the items are satisfactory for your search, you may type a selec tion into the text box located at the bottom right corner of each of the data search screens and press enter.

Maps on the screens operate similar to how the blue buttons operate. You may touch the map at any region or country you would like to search or left-click a region or country with your mouse button. Again, you may type the region or country you want to search for in the black text box at the bottom right corner of the screen and press enter to search also.

When you come upon a list that is too large to fit onto the screen, a set of up and down arrows will appear to the left of the data shown. This is the scroll bar. To view more data than is shown on the screen, press the arrow at the bottom of t he scroll bar that is pointing down. The black box in between the arrows shows you where you are in the data list, be it the top, bottom, or middle. If you passed up an item you wished to see while scrolling down, you may press the up scroll arrow to go b ack up through the data.

The question mark located at the bottom of each screen will assist you with any questions you may have about the screen it appears on. By pressing the question mark button, you will be taken to a similar help page as this one, and it will have an in-depth explanation of the entire page.