mainpage

plural mainpages

1. alternativeAlternative form of main page.

   Internet users can access the mainpage of our correlator at: http://www.iof.optics.kth.se/rolph%2520project/correl0.html.

   1998, R. Hey, B. Noharet, H. Sjöberg, “Internet remote-controlled optical correlator based on 256×256 FLC spatial light modulators”, in Pierre Chavel, David A[ndrew] B[arclay] Miller, Hugo Thienpont, editors, Optics in Computing ’98, Bellingham, Wash.: SPIE—The International Society for Optical Engineering, →ISBN, page 224

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   You can choose from eight main topics available on the mainpage. […] We have designed the mainpage for streamlining. Our Java Applet on the mainpage offers basic sitemap. […] The mainpage contains a link called “email MSMS with Questions and Comments” that enables users to send messages directly to MSMS staff.

   1999 January, Randy Gavorin, “How Can MSMS Work for You?”, in Michigan Medicine, volume 98, number 1, East Lansing, Mich.: Michigan State Medical Society, →ISSN, pages 6 and 9

   The Library of Congress Webpage is a great place to start research on any subject. You can access a number of features from the mainpage in addition to the library catalogue, such as special exhibitions and the Copyright office.

   2000, Carol Lea Clark, Working the Web: A Student’s Research Guide (English: HITS.on the Web), 2nd edition, Fort Worth, Tex.: Harcourt College Publishers, →ISBN, page 85

   Each reading text has a mainpage giving basic information and a link to the corresponding audio file²⁵. […] Indeed, highlighted words are straightforward left-clickable links to relevant historical, biographical or cultural information, which appears in the central frame of the text’s mainpage. […] From the CALL point of view, the course is poor for it consists of just a mainpage with a Table of Contents whose items point at the rest of the webpages, each webpage being a chapter. […] The mainpage contains the hypertext links to the tutorials or lessons.

   2002, Alejandro Alcaraz Sintes, “OE CAI: Computer-assisted Instruction of Old English”, in Pascual Pérez-Paredes, Pascual Cantos-Gómez, editors, New Trends in Computer Assisted Language Learning and Teaching (International Journal of English Studies; volume 2, number 1), Murcia: University of Murcia, →ISSN, →OCLC, pages 214–218

   Translations of President Putin’s speeches are available at the English version of the presidential website that should be accessed from the mainpage (http://president.kremlin.ru/mainpage.shtml).

   2008, Pavel K[imovich] Baev, Russian Energy Policy and Military Power: Putin’s Quest for Greatness (Contemporary Security Studies), Abingdon, Oxon; New York, N.Y.: Routledge, →ISBN, page 227