How the Web Site Is Organized
The information on the Center for
Substance Abuse Treatment's (CSAT's) Knowledge Application
Program (KAP) Web site covers a variety of topics, all
centering around CSAT's mission to empower treatment professionals
by providing them with evidence-based knowledge and information
about best practices to use in the field of substance
abuse treatment.
The information on the Web site
is grouped in four main information categories. Each category
has at least two subcategories within it.
Products [Main]
• Brochures & Periodicals [Subcategory]
• Resource Documents & Manuals [Subcategory]
• Quick Reference Tools [Subcategory]
Knowledge Adoption
[Main]
• KAP TRAKs [Subcategory]
• Training Curriculums [Subcategory]
• Grantee Assistance [Subcategory]
Multi-Language Initiative [Main]
Resources [Main]
• General Resources [Subcategory]
• Conferences [Subcategory]
• Funding Resources [Subcategory]
• Databases [Subcategory]
To Find What You Need in a Hurry, Use...
Main Menu Bar or Quick Reference
Menu
Click on the drop-down menu labeled
"Quick Reference Menu" in the upper right corner
of the menu bar to access key terms, or scroll down the
main menu [in yellow] on the right side to view all sections
of the Web site.
Sitemap
A Sitemap has been added to the site
as a quick reference to the site's structure and content.
The Sitemap link is located at the bottom of each page
for your convenience.
Search Function
Every navigation page on the KAP
Web site has a Search box in the upper right corner of
the menu bar.
To search, enter the search term in the
space provided, and click the Search button to display
a list of all files on the site that contain your search
term. The Search Results Display page will provide you
with a list of documents matching your search term. It
will list the number of documents found and will sort
the results by relevance, providing the document date,
title, size, and Url or location of the document. See
example above.
Hyperlinks
On each page of the Web site you
will find hyperlinked text. When you click on hyperlinked
text, the Web browser takes you either to a local link
[a hyperlink, where the link points to an information
page within the KAP Web site] or to a remote link [a hyperlink
that points to an information page outside the KAP Web
site]. Hyperlinks within the KAP Web site are identified
as underlined text. In some instances, images or icons
can be selected to take you to the proper page.
PDF Files
All documents found on the KAP Web
site have been provided in PDF format for downloading.
PDF stands for Portable Document Format.
It's a distribution format developed by Adobe Corporation
to allow electronic information to be transferred among
various types of computers. The software that allows this
transfer is called Acrobat. To view and print a PDF file
you will first need to download and install a copy of
the Adobe Acrobat Reader. To download and install Acrobat
Reader, please visit Adobe's download
page.
You may also be interested in knowing about Access.Adobe.Com,
a tool that allows blind and visually impaired users to
read any document in Adobe PDF format. The tool converts
PDF documents into simple HTML or ASCII text that can
then be read by a number of common screen reading programs
that synthesize the HTML to produce audible speech. If
you are using a screen reader, download the Access plugin
as well. The Adobe Access plugin is located at http://access.adobe.com.
PowerPoint Files
If you do not have PowerPoint installed
on your computer, you can use the PowerPoint97 Viewer
(2,757K) [http://www.nsf.gov/sbe/srs/help/plugin/ppoint.htm]
to view and print PowerPoint presentations exactly as
they appear in PowerPoint. With this viewer, you can see
animation, graphic effects, action settings, hyperlinks,
and custom shows.
Printing pages
If you are having trouble printing
part of a page, your browser may be printing the wrong
frame. Use the following instructions to print:
If you are using Netscape version 3.0
or higher:
1. From the page you would like
to print, right-click on your mouse with the object you
would like to print.
2. Go to File.
3. On the pull-down menu, click Print Frame.
4. This will print your page.
If you are using MS Internet
Explorer version 3.0 or higher:
1. From the page you would like to
print, place your cursor anywhere on the page (but not
directly on an image) and right-click on your mouse.
2. From the pull-down menu, click on Print.
3. Make sure the box that says Only the selected frame
is checked, and click on OK.
This will print the page.
