Consulting help.
This help explains how the documents are organized and how you can move inside of these.
In order not to penalize the reader, the document, when loading, is divided in several sub-elements. Each sub-element of a work is numbered from 01 to xx, according to the size of the document. Each sub-element has a size allowing it to be loaded in a reasonable delay.
When you load a document (that is actually his first sub-element), you can find on the front page some indications :
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The meaning of these different icons is as follows :
Actives icons :
This icon, if you click on
it, allows you to go directly to the beginning of the work.
This icon, if you click on it, allows you
to go to previous element.
This icon, if you click on it,
allows you to go to next element.
This icon, if you click on it,
allows you to go to the end of the work (ie at the beginning of last element).
The following icons are to use on the French version of the site. (Do not use
on the Danish site).
The following icons are to use on the English version of the site. (Do not use
on the Danish site).
The following icons are to use on the Spanish version of the site. (Do not use
on the Danish site).
The following icons are to use on the German version of the site. (Do not use
on the Danish site).
The followings icons are to use on the
danish version of the site.
This icon gives access to
a help in English.
This icon allows to go back
to the previous page.
The following icons are to use on the Italian version of the site. (Do not use
on the Danish site).
Inactives icons :
This icon indicates that
you are at the beginning of the work (on the first element).
This icon indicates that you are at the
beginning of the work (on the first element).
This icon indicates that you are at
the end of the work (on the last element).
This icon indicates that you are
at the end of the work (on the last element).
__ Then :
Works being divided in sub-elements, in order to guaranty an acceptable loading speed for a reading, you can find under this line containing links a numbering table of the different sub-elements of this work.
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
| 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 |
| 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 |
| 31 | 32 | 33 | 34 | 35 | 36 | 37 | 38 | 39 | 40 |
| 41 | 42 | 43 | 44 | 45 |
First you can notice the numbering is divided in groups of ten sub-elements. Thus is this particular
work made up with 45 sub-elements.
You can also notice that unlike others, one number is in red, the 31. This means that you are actually consulting the sub-element number 31.
Then,
- If you click on -> , you will move to the
number 30 sub-element.
- If you click on -> , you will move to the
number 32 sub-element.
- If you click on -> , you will move to
the number 1 sub-element.
- If you click on -> , you will move to
the number 45 sub-element.
Now, if you click on another number (for instance 15), you will move to the 15th element, and number 15 will then be in red.
This makes it easier to resume the reading of a document directly to the element you were in.
NB :
Only the works with more than two sub-elements have a top numbering.
Typographical conventions :
In the documents, some characters have a specific meaning :
- “@” represents the transition from one page to another.
- “%” represents the place of an engraving in the original work. In order to get
a faster loading, this character only concerns important engravings and only appears on on-line consulting works.
In a downloaded work, all the engravings are contained.