Guide to the E-Breeze

(Tim Weinmann)

We hope that you find the E-Breeze easy to navigate and find what it is your are looking for.  The E-Breeze is intended to be an online publication that is integrated with the rest of the Lexington Cursillo website.  Many of the links you find in the E-Breeze will point to other parts of the website and visa versa.  What follows is a brief explanation of how the E-Breeze is organized for your reading pleasure and convenience.

Basically, the E-Breeze has one "front page" where all the newest articles will typically start.  Just like your town paper, most articles will lead you to another page for the conclusion of the article.  On the left hand side of the front page is an index of articles that are currently posted.  The index is broken up into categories which may help you if you are looking for articles on a certain topic or area.  As Joe mentioned in his announcement article, the E-Breeze is going to be a continuously developing issue.  As new articles are posted, articles that have been in the issue for some period of time will be moved off the front page but will still be listed in the index.  Articles will be removed on a periodic basis as well to keep things fresh.  But regardless of article location, the index on the front page is the place to go to see all the articles currently posted.  The names of the articles are set up as "hot links" which means you can click on them and your browser will take you directly to the article you requested.  At the top of the front page Index section you will see a hot link called "What's New" which will take you to a page on the Cursillo website that lists new news about the website itself.  

Along the right hand side of the front page is a list of important dates for our Cursillo community.  Likewise, the names of these events are set up as hot links which will take you to either an accompanying E-Breeze article or to a page on the Cursillo website which will have more details about the particular event.  At the top of this section, the label for the section ("Important Events") is set up as a hot link itself which will take you to the Cursillo website page where some of these events are listed along with details.  So this section is the best place to look to see all the many Cursillo related events taking place around the diocese and to make sure you have them marked on your personal calendar.

If you have suggestions or comments about the format/layout of the E-Breeze, feel free to pass them along to me at:  timlexky@qx.net.  Hope you enjoy the E-Breeze experience.