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Application Form for Nature Exchange 2010 (Download)

Libby Urquhart — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 17:23:00 +0000

Please download the attached file and return by mail or e mail.

You can select doc or pdf file format.

How to use this web site

blairurquhart — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 12:43:12 +0000

All visitors are welcome to browse through the Archnetwork website. A good place to start is to click on the various projects listed in the left column menu.

The most current news and events are listed in diary format on the home page, underneath the main introduction. Recent articles are listed on the right.

There is a facility to receive an email whenever any new items are put onto the site, or a specific area of the site. For example, a participant from Cyprus might choose to subscribe to the 'Cyprus' and 'Photo Library' categories. Or someone interested in 'Wood Science' might subscribe to the 'Italy' category since that is the area in which the Italian partners specialise..

To subscribe you first need to have a Blogware 'Reader' account. If you are a partner in the project you will already have a membership set up - contact the Archnetwork Site Administrator for your username and password. Once you have logged in you will have access to further information about using this site.

If you are taking part in one of the actions and need to submit a report, you can sign-up for a Reader account using the 'Create Reader account' link under the Login button in the left hand column. Once you have completed and submitted the form you will receive an email with a confirmation link. After you have confirmed your membership, you can subscribe to any of the categories on the site that you have permissions to view. If you have something to submit your access level will be adjusted accordingly.
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The Blogware software is new to everyone on the project (including admin!). We will find out what can be done as the project gets going.

How to Subscribe

Rosie Johnston, Arch — Thu, 22 Feb 2007 15:42:47 +0000

To become a subscriber to the arch blogware site, you must:

1. Click on the text in the left hand corner of the screen saying 'Create an Account'.

2. Enter what you want to be known as, your contact details and password (as discussed at the preparatory meeting or by email). This is a non critical password but it prevents uninvited guests from posting spam.

You can now log on and explore the site as a subscriber. You will also be notified of any articles that we post up onto the webpages of your choice. This can be quite a lot, however, so it is highly reccommended that you log-on, go to 'My Preferences' at the top of the page, and select only the fields that you are interested in receiving information about!

It is now possible for the site administrator to give project participants access for posting and editing your own words and pictures. An email will confirm your new status as a contributer and the words 'Post New Entry' will appear in the top right corner.

Pictures and text are uploaded separately. It is probably better to start with pictures. It is very easy to copy and paste 'text only' from MS Word.

Too many emails

Libby Urquhart — Fri, 10 Nov 2006 17:33:59 +0000

Click on http://arch.blogware.com

On the left

User name: your name without spaces. For example "joebloggs"

Password:

Click Login button.

Then click "Subscribe" like this picture

Why Are We "Blogging" Culture 2000

blairurquhart — Wed, 01 Jun 2005 21:04:30 +0100

The "News" style of the web site, "Blogging", is a very interesting concept in itself - its certainly fashionable at the moment. I have a vision of a stream of news items and pictures starting to arrive in my mailbox from each of the EVACHE buildings - Germany, Scotland, Slovakia and Iceland. Hopefully the same stream of information will be read by all the partners and participants (as they choose). However, we also have some outsiders involved here in the UK, in that some members of the UK parliament have expressed an interest in following our progress through the web site.

Everything that appears on the web site is available in an RSS feed (a kind of live update summary available in many types of software including the Firefox web browser). This makes it very easy for news media to follow our progress and pick up on anything that appeals to them.

How Do I Submit Reports

blairurquhart — Sun, 24 Apr 2005 15:15:18 +0100

Steinunn asked about submitting reports from the first action in Cyprus. I need personal email addresses from the two girls to register them on the site...