Welcome to the Australian Customs Service Annual Report 2006-07 Website User Guide.
CONTENTS OF THIS PAGE
FINDING YOUR WAY AROUND
Below are details of all the features of the Australian Customs Service Annual Report 2006-07 website pages, from the top of the page down.
Navigation
The Australian Customs Service Annual Report 2006-07 website is divided into sections of the report. The Navigation Bar gives access to the separate sections.
These sections are:
Moving your mouse over the main menu navigation will display sub menus on certain items.
Quick search
Use the Quick search to quickly find information you are looking for. Simply enter the words you wish to search for and press 'Search'. This will display a list of links for you to navigate to relevant pages.
Content block
This area contains the main content for the page.
The top left of the content block contains breadcrumbs to show you where this content 'lives' in the website. This is in the context of the subject matter of the content block, so it also serves as a useful indication of how the content fits into to the broader subject areas.
Each step is also a link back to the relevant page for that area. So, in the example image above, clicking on 'Overview' would take you to the 'Overview' homepage. This is a useful way of moving back up the website, particularly if you have entered via a high-level page (perhaps through the use the quick search) or have crossed subject areas within the site by following links.
Images
All images contain captions, as well as alternative text which can be accessed by leaving your mouse cursor over the image.
Footer links
The links in the bottom left of the site take you to useful pages about using the site and contacting Customs.
The icons in the bottom right of the site allow you to view the annual report more easily.
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This icon will make the font size for the site larger for users running higher screen resolutions |
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This icon will make the font size for the site smaller for users running low screen resolutions. |
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FURTHER GUIDANCE
An easy way to find what you are looking for is to use the contents page.
