| This is the first page of a two-page table of contents for the 96-page content management system (CMS) manual. Table items reflect section headings in the manual. |
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| A short introduction to the manual, 'Understanding the CMS' on page 4 is complemented by a list of advantages to be derived from using the CMS. |  |
| Page 5 has an overview of typical elements of a Sydney University web page. The university uses a standard layout and design template for all web pages that are made using the CMS. |
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| Page 12 shows typical, step-wise instructions to do something in the CMS. There are two separate instructions on this page. Each instruction has numbered steps that correspond to labels in the accompanying image. |
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| On the next page (p 13) is a note describing some typical graphical icons used in the CMS. The note also summarises in a list the folders that are found in this branch of the CMS. |
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