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About
this Site
How
to use the site FAQ
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How
do I navigate the site and find what I'm looking for?
Each Topic Page is a gateway to audio or
video Clips on that Topic. Clips are displayed on the page in chronological
order left to right, in several rows. Click on the "thumbnail"
photos to access each Clip page. The newest features are located
on the Archives home page.
What's
the difference between the main clips and the additional clips?
In addition to the clips featured within the main storyboard, many
topics also feature Additional Clips. These selections are audio
or video clips from CBC's archives that are not part of the main
story, but may also be of interest. Additional Clips do not have
accompanying text.
How
do I find comparable clips in French on the Radio-Canada Archives
Web site?
Most of our Topics can also be found in French on the Radio-Canada
Web site. These Topics are similar in approach but offer separate
text and entirely different clips from the archives of Radio-Canada.
On occasion we will link Topics on different but related subjects.
Following the link at the bottom of the page will take you directly
to the related Radio-Canada Topic.
How do I navigate whithin
a clip page?
To the right of the Windows Media
Player you will find three text tabs (which look like the tabs on
the top of file folders): The Story, Did You Know? and Credits.
In The Story tab, historical context is featured. Readers will find
interesting facts and trivia in the Did You Know? Section. Information
about the reporters, hosts, broadcast dates and more can be found
in the Credits tab.
The tab you are reading will appear darker
than the other two tabs. You can access any tab by clicking on it.
This will not interrupt the clip if it is playing.
Some tabs have several screens of information.
Click on the Next > link to read more, or < Previous
to go back. If there is no more text for that tab, these links will
take you to the next or previous tab.
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