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Welcome to the
trAce Online Writing Centre web site.
trAce is a busy
24-hour online community for writers and readers across the world.
We write, share our reading, critique each others' work, discuss
our favourite books and talk all the time. We communicate by email
and conduct live meetings and events via the internet. Occasionally
we even come together in Real Life at conferences and workshops.
For more information
about trAce see the page About
trAce.
Getting
the most from the trAce site
Even
if you're not a new user, you can get a quick feel for what trAce
is about by taking our Site Tour.
The
trAce site is divided broadly into 7 areas: Community,
Gallery, Contribute, Resources, Incubation, Writing School, and News . Each section has its own main page:
to move to a section, click on it in the red navigation bar at
the top of each page (or in the navigation menu at the left of
the main front page). Further advice on navigation from our Navigation
page.
Browsers
Most of the
trAce site, including
the news and information sections and the discussions are accessible to
most browsers. We recommend that to see the trAce site
at its best you upgrade your browser of choice to whichever is the
newest version. This is not vitally important, but will obviously help you
to see parts of the trAce site (especially creative projects) which may
not be available to older browsers. The same applies to many
of the creative websites linked from trAce.
Finding
information
The trAce site has
a search engine for searching trAce itself, provided by
www.freefind.com. It is available on a dedicated search page,
where full instructions are given.
More information
on searching the Web is given in our FAQ.
One of the best search engines is Google, and you can use it directly
from our front page to search the whole Web.
If
you don't find the information you need here, you are welcome to
contact trAce at
trace@ntu.ac.uk or by
phone or letter to our offices.
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