Usage Hints

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bigpigeon.us webpage Home - Pigeon Central > Usage Hints, updated by RAC 12 Sep 2021.

1 - Miscellaneous Big Pigeon usage information:

Clicking on an image will usually show an enlarged version. Click on the x in the upper right corner to close.

2 - Navigating the Big Pigeon website:
Big Pigeon contains nearly 200 webpages, each with a common main menu across the top.

From any webpage, you can access any other webpage by using the drop-down feature of the main menu.

Alternatively, and generally easier, you can work from the Home - Pigeon Central webpage using my hotspots:

Each hotspot within Home - Pigeon Central accesses a webarea's main webpage.
A menu in a main webpage accesses subsidiary webpages (some main webpages don't have subpages).
A hotspot in the upper-right of a subsidiary webpage returns to the webarea's main webpage.
The Pigeon Central hotspot in the upper-right of a webarea's main webpage returns to Home - Pigeon Central.
For pages without a Pigeon Central hotspot, just click on Home in the upper-left corner.
Sometimes you'll find additional hotspots in the upper-right corner or embedded in a webpage body.

3 - Searching the Big Pigeon website:
To find which webpages contain your search string:

Enter your search string in the following box and click on the search icon. Its often helpful to enclose multi-word strings in quotation marks. E.g., "grange cemetery"
You will see a results screen that lists all webpages containing the search string.
Click on a webpage to go to that webpage.

To search a webpage:

Go to that webpage.
Enter your system's command for searching a text page. On my Mac, its Command F.
Enter your search string (no quotation marks) to find the webpage's first occurrence of that string.
Enter your system's command for finding the webpage's next occurrence. On my Mac, its Command G.

Enter your search string here ==>

4 - Contact Robert A. "Bob" Christiansen by filling out and submitting the following contact form:

Sources for the Usage Hints webpage:

The webpage header image was found at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Headscratcher.png and originally appeared in the Evening Ledger, Philadelphia, May 4 1916.