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Gann Online Help: Navigating the Site

Navigating the Gann Online Website

Navigating the Gann Online website couldn't be easier. There are five basic tools to use at any time:

Top Toolbar

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The Top Toolbar provides navigational links to the key elements of the Gann Online website.

The Full Search button will take you to the default entry page -- the standard option for your initial entry into the entire Gann Online Library which provides numerous methods for searching all of the treatises and databases.

The Single Treatise button should be used when you know that you want to confine your research to a single treatise or database. For example, if you want to browse through a treatise using its Table of Contents, or if you only want to search the Court Rules treatise or to search only cases appearing in N.J. and N.J. Super., you should begin by clicking on the Single Treatise button and selecting the database you want to use there. The same search methods available in Full Search are available for any single treatise.

The Preferences button gives you access to three key options: the ability to change your password; the ability to change your frames position; and the ability to reset your mouse clicks when the system tells you it is advisable.

The Help button will always return you to the menu page for this Gann Online Help system.

And the Home button will always return you to the main Gann Law web page.

Search Hits

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Once you've conducted a search of any kind, you'll be presented with a list of hits -- search results in a clickable format to lead you to the specific places where the search term appears in the Gann Library.

In the example to the left, a Boolean search for "appearance of impropriety" turned up 162 hits in various New Jersey cases and, in the user's subscribed treatises, 11 hits in Court Rules, five in Zoning and Land Use and one in Evidence. Another 130 hits appear in treatises to which the user is not subscribed. In each case, the number of hits is a clickable link, taking you to a listing showing each location where the search term appears in each treatise.

Subscribers and non-subscribers alike can always see where every result of a search occurs throughout the entire Gann Library. If your particular search leads you to a treatise to which you're not subscribed, you'll be able to see the exact location of the hit in a familiar Table of Contents format. To then go further and read the section where the hit occurs, you'll have the opportunity to subscribe on the spot for instant access to that treatise.

Table of Contents

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All of Gann's treatises and databases can be easily navigated using a familiar Table of Contents format. When you click on the Single Treatise button in the Top Toolbar and select a treatise, you can browse through the Table of Contents, with each entry serving as a clickable link to take you to the content you desire.

When you click on a link to search hits in a Gann treatise, you will see exactly where the hits appear in the Table of Contents format, so you can choose the most relevant hit without wasting time looking at issues that are not important to you. And whenever you see the words Table of Contents highlighted, that will be a clickable link to the entire Table of Contents for that treatise.

Page Links

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Whenever you are reading a Gann treatise online, you will have the option to go directly to a location corresponding to a page in the print edition of that treatise. Just locate the box labeled Page # at the top of a page or the top of a search results list, enter the page number in the box and then click on the Go! button.

Back and Forward Buttons

The Back and Forward buttons in your web browser can be used to go back and forth between any pages you have viewed while browsing the website.

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