This page has tips for finding pages and links in the NAS Facility web site. NAS is a part of NASA Ames Research Center. The tips are divided into these categories:

• Help (immediately below) describes the Help-Search page.

• Categories briefly describes the information under each button on our home page.

• Headers tells how to use the navigation bars at the top of our pages.

Help	The help-search button links to a page with these options: Tips & Map Tips brings you back here; Site Map take you to an organized, text-only listing of our top two levels. Keyword Search NAS web search lets you enter phrases or keywords for which to search in the NAS Facility web. NASA-wide search lets you search all NASA web sites. Staff List of NAS groups takes you to links for the working groups in the NAS Facility. NASA-wide staff x.500 service lets you look up staff members at NASA Ames Research Center or any other NASA center. The NAS Facility is a part of Ames. If Bill Jones isn't found, try William Jones. Also, you can find a NAS staff member personal page by going to http://www.nas.nasa.gov/~loginname where loginname is the login for the person for whom you are looking. Or, you can find email address and links to personal pages from the NASA-wide staff locator above. NASA This section links NASA pages such as NASA Home Page, NASA Q & A, NASA Scientific and Technical Information Program, NASA Technical Reports Server, and NASA Quest Project. See Keyword Search, above, for the NASA-wide search engine.
Categories Top	Our NAS Home Page lists six categories of information: About NAS Who we are and what we do: general information, groups in the NAS Facility (IN Division); and job openings at NAS. NAS News Our multi-media online magazine, with short articles about NAS and upcoming events. Technology Research and development on all aspects of supercomputing, including vector platforms, parallel testbed systems, parallel tools and benchmarks high-speed networks mass storage data analysis and visualization software nanotechnology User Services For users with accounts on the NAS system, this is the gateway to consulting about code optimization, and around-the-clock phone or email help. For the public, this category offers educational resources: webweavers page, space settlements, training, nanotechnology, K-12, and more. Publications NAS Technical Reports, Technical Summaries, data sets, a gallery of video clips, metrics, NAS News, user guides and systems' status documents. Help-Search See the Help page description, above. Credits If you click on the image with the flying shuttle, you will get information about the visualization behind the shuttle, and information about the people responsible for this web site.
Headers Top	The navigation bars show where you are and let you jump somewhere else. The arrows on the left point to the six top-level categories on our site. The highlighted arrow and word tell you where you are now. You can click on one of the other arrows to jump to a different top-level category. Also, you can click on the highlighted arrow to get to the main page of the category you are in. The long horizontal line of the navigation bar represents the sub-categories of the category you are viewing. The dark blue button shows the current sub-category. You can jump to another sub-category by clicking on one of the other (turquoise) buttons. Clicking the highlighted button takes you to the main page of the sub-category you are in. Not all of the sub-categories are represented by buttons.

If you can't find something, let us know -- web-team@nas.nasa.gov -- we will help you.

	Do not bookmark this page. This content from the old NAS website is moving from www.nas.nasa.gov to a new site. Please visit our new home page for up-to-date news and information about the NAS Systems Division. Updated: Friday, 30-Oct-1998 13:58:52 PST WebWork: wwwmaster@nas.nasa.gov NASA Responsible Official: Bob Ciotti