Web Page Structure
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The `gen_sys_page.php' script is used to generate the web pages in
this project. Each web page is made up of several parts (files) and
the `gen_sys_page.php' script combines these parts into one single
web page. Below is the global structure of a web page generated by
the `gen_sys_page.php' script.

-- <page_content_file>.html --

  BEGIN HTML HEAD SECTION

    sitedata/common/<page_type>_head_tmpl.in

  END HTML HEAD SECTION

  BEGIN HTML BODY SECTION

    sitedata/common/<page_type>_body_tmpl.in
      |
      +- sitedata/common/header.in
      +- sitedata/common/tabbar.in (**)
      +- sitedata/common/<page_content_file>.in
      +- sitedata/common/footer.in

  END HTML BODY SECTION

**) Only for Specification page, Documents page, and Media page.


Documents Pages
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In an attempt to create a document list that can be quickly searched,
I've ordered the titles often in a pragmatic fashion.

Documents describing the system itself are listed first, grouped by
title and ordered by version/revision then year of publication. The
year of publication tends to increase with the version/revision.
However, I've come across some irregularities in this matter while
adding the SOC documents.

Documents describing system options or peripherals are listed next,
using the method of ordering mentioned above. Optionally inserting
some separation with the previous titles.

Special characters like (tm) or (R) are removed from the titles.