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<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.25 - 14 Dec 2011 - AlysiaSpike)

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> >	The co-ordinator is Brian Sherwood Jones brian@processforusability.coNOSPAM.uk (you will need to remove the NOSPAM from the email address) who would weight loss pills like to acknowledge the support of Lloyd's Register EMEA. The smart bits of the interactive website are being done by Bruce of http://www.bkdesign.ca so comments and suggestions bankers life related to the content to Brian (or preferably on the FeedBack page) and orders for website design to Bruce.

<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.24 - 01 Dec 2011 - AlysiaSpike)

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	Maritime Ergonomics Special Interest Group MarESIG
	The web site is divided into a number of "webs". These are shown under the Twiki Webs menu on the left hand side.
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	HEWG is an unofficial site about the IMO MSC/MEPC Human Element Working Group, which the Ergonomics Society attended as part of the UK delegation.roasted salted almonds
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	There is a FeedBack page for ideas and suggestions on how to improve the site.
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> >	The co-ordinator is Brian Sherwood Jones brian@processforusability.coNOSPAM.uk (you will need to remove the NOSPAM from the email address) who would like to acknowledge the support of Lloyd's Register EMEA. The smart bits of the interactive website are being done by Bruce of http://www.bkdesign.ca so comments and suggestions bankers life related to the content to Brian (or preferably on the FeedBack page) and orders for website design to Bruce.

<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.23 - 13 Nov 2011 - EvanBradley)

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	Maritime Ergonomics Special Interest Group MarESIG
	Anthropometry is about the use of anthropometry, particularly in a maritime context. The topic of passenger and crew weight in lifeboats and small craft is one of the topics that is active in regulatory discussion.
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	MarESIG contains the main technical content for the SIG.

<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.22 - 02 Aug 2011 - EvanBradley)

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	Maritime Ergonomics Special Interest Group MarESIG
	Anyone who registers and logs in can contribute content. The information on this website is provided free of charge. It may be used by any person (hereinafter referred to as "User") accepting these terms and conditions.
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< <	The co-ordinator will check the content so far as is possible but cannot guarantee correctness. Any offensive material will be removed and the contributor barred. Neither the Ergonomics Society, Process Contracting Limited, Lloyd's Register or bkdesign assumes any responsibility to any User or person for any loss, damage or expense caused by reliance on the information or advice published on this website or as a result of the publication of information or advice on this website. Through hypertext or other computer "links" Users may gain access to other sites on the Internet which are not part of the MarESIG website. Neither the Ergonomics Society, Process Contracting Limited, Lloyd's Register or bkdesign assumes any responsibility for any material which may be accessed through any such "link".
> >	The co-ordinator will check the content so far as is possible but cannot guarantee correctness. Any offensive material will be removed and the contributor barred. Neither the Ergonomics Society, Process Contracting Limited, Lloyd's Register or bkdesign assumes any responsibility to any User or person for any loss, damage or expense caused by reliance on the information or advice published on this website or as a result of the publication of information or advice on this website. Through hypertext or other computer "links" Users may gain access to other sites on the Internet which are not part of the MarESIG website. Neither the Ergonomics Society, Process Contracting Limited, Lloyd's Register or bkdesign assumes any responsibility for any material which may be accessed through any such "link":link building.
	Any User who provides information for posting on this website agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Ergonomics Society, Process Contracting Limited, Lloyd's Register and bkdesign from any claims, losses, damages, costs whatsoever connected with any claims against the Ergonomics Society, Process Contracting Limited, Lloyd's Register or bkdesign allegedly connected with publication on this website of the information provided by the User for posting.

<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.21 - 02 Jul 2010 - DaveMartin)

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<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.20 - 07 May 2010 - RyanTaylor)

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	To contribute, you will need to Register - see the bottom menu on the left. You will then be able to edit pages using the simple editor. Just adding text is very straightforward.
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<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.19 - 20 May 2006 - BrianSherwoodJones)

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+This page is largely administrative, with material aimed at helping you understand TWiki, the tool used to provide its interactive capability.  The hope is to attract contributions.
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+To contribute, you will need to Register - see the bottom menu on the left.  Material on Twiki follows at the bottom of this page and at TextFormattingRules, but some introductory basics are at EditingMareSIG.  You might want to download the handout to read first.  Right click on the link and choose "save target as..."
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+Introductory basics of navigation and editing pages are at EditingMareSIG.  

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+To contribute, you will need to Register - see the bottom menu on the left.  You will then be able to edit pages using the simple editor. Just adding text is very straightforward.

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+The co-ordinator is Brian Sherwood Jones brian@processforusability.coNOSPAM.uk (you will need to remove the NOSPAM from the email address) who would like to acknowledge the support of Lloyd's Register EMEA. The smart bits of the interactive website are being done by Bruce of http://www.bkdesign.ca so comments and suggestions related to the content to Brian (or preferably on the FeedBack page) and orders for website design to Bruce.

<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.18 - 20 May 2006 - BrianSherwoodJones)

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	Maritime Ergonomics Special Interest Group MarESIG
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<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.17 - 10 Mar 2006 - BrianSherwoodJones)

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<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.16 - 05 Mar 2006 - TWikiGuest)

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<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.15 - 21 Sep 2005 - BrianSherwoodJones)

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	A consultation exercise on the use of anthropometric data can be found at http://www.maresig.org/twiki/view/Anthropometry/WebHome - the Anthropometry menu option under Twiki Webs. There is a FeedBack page for ideas and suggestions on how to improve the site.

<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.14 - 17 Jul 2005 - BrianSherwoodJones)

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<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.13 - 17 Jul 2005 - BrianSherwoodJones)

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<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.12 - 16 Jul 2005 - BrianSherwoodJones)

Maritime Ergonomics Special Interest Group MarESIG

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<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.11 - 15 Jul 2005 - BrianSherwoodJones)

Maritime Ergonomics Special Interest Group MarESIG

<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.10 - 13 Jul 2005 - BrianSherwoodJones)

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+This website is interactive and intended to develop material that will promote the sound consideration of the Human Element. This page has largely administrative material, and material aimed at helping you understand Twiki, the tool used to provide its interactive capability.  The idea is to attract contributions.
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+To contribute, you will need to register - see menu on the left.  Material on Twiki follows at the bottom of this page and at TextFormattingRules, but some introductory basics are at EditingMareSIG.
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+To contribute, you will need to Register - see the bottom menu on the left.  Material on Twiki follows at the bottom of this page and at TextFormattingRules, but some introductory basics are at EditingMareSIG.
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+The SIG needs a slogan - adding your ideas  to SloganCompetition might be the simplest place to start interacting. There is a prize for the winning entry.
 A consultation exercise on the use of anthropometric data can be found at http://www.maresig.org/twiki/view/Anthropometry/WebHome - the Anthropometry menu option under Twiki Webs.
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+There is a FeedBack page for ideas and suggestions on how to improve the site.
 The co-ordinator is Brian Sherwood Jones brian@processforusability.coNOSPAM.uk who would like to acknowledge the support of Lloyd's Register EMEA. The smart bits of the interactive website are being done by Bruce of http://www.bkdesign.ca so comments and suggestions related to the content to Brian (or preferably on the FeedBack page) and orders for website design to Bruce.
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 Disclaimer

Anyone who registers and logs in can contribute content. The information on this website is provided free of charge. It may be used by any person (hereinafter referred to as "User") accepting these terms and conditions.
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<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.9 - 13 Jul 2005 - BruceProchnau)

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Any User who provides information for posting on this website agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Ergonomics Society, Process Contracting Limited, Lloyd's Register and bkdesign from any claims, losses, damages, costs whatsoever connected with any claims against the Ergonomics Society, Process Contracting Limited, Lloyd's Register or bkdesign allegedly connected with publication on this website of the information provided by the User for posting.

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Guide to Using TWiki:

Welcome to TWiki: a flexible, powerful, secure, yet simple web-based collaboration platform. Use TWiki to run a project development space, a document management system, a knowledge base or any other groupware tool on either an intranet or on the Internet.

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<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.8 - 07 Jul 2005 - BrianSherwoodJones)

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The co-ordinator is Brian Sherwood Jones brian@processforusability.coNOSPAM.uk who would like to acknowledge the support of Lloyd's Register EMEA. The smart bits of the interactive website are being done by Bruce of http://www.bkdesign.ca so comments and suggestions related to the content to Brian (or preferably on the FeedBack page) and orders for website design to Bruce.

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<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.7 - 06 Jul 2005 - BrianSherwoodJones)

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+The SIG needs a slogan - adding your ideas  to SloganCompetition might be the simplest place to start interacting. There is a prize for the winning entry.
 The technical content for the SIG is at http://www.maresig.org/twiki/view/MarESIG/WebHome which can also be found as the MarESIG menu option under Twiki Webs on the left hand side.

<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.6 - 06 Jul 2005 - BrianSherwoodJones)

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<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.5 - 05 Jul 2005 - BrianSherwoodJones)

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This website is interactive and intended to develop material that will promote the sound consideration of the Human Element. This page has largely administrative material and material aimed at helping you understand Twiki, the tool used to provide its interactive capability. The idea is to attract contibutions.

Material on Twiki follows at the bottom of this page and at TextFormattingRules, but some introductory basics are at EditingMareSIG.

The SIG needs a slogan to match the logo, and adding your ideas for a slogan to SloganCompetition might be the simplest place to start. There is a prize for the winning entry as an added attraction.

The technical content for the SIG is at http://www.maresig.org/twiki/view/MarESIG/WebHome which can also be found as the MarESIG menu option under Twiki Webs on the left hand side.

A consultation exercise on the use of anthropometric data can be found at http://www.maresig.org/twiki/view/Anthropometry/WebHome - the Anthropometry menu option under Twiki Webs.

The co-ordinator is Brian Sherwood Jones brian@processforusability.coNOSPAM.uk who would like to acknowledge the support of Lloyd's Register EMEA. The smart bits of the interactive website are being done by Bruce of http://www.bkdesign.ca so comments and suggestions related to the content to Brian and orders for website design to Bruce.

Disclaimer

Anyone who registers and logs in can contribute content. The information on this website is provided free of charge. It may be used by any person (hereinafter referred to as "User") accepting these terms and conditions.

The co-ordinator will check the content so far as is possible but cannot guarantee correctness. Any offensive material will be removed and the contributor barred. Neither the Ergonomics Society, Process Contracting Limited, Lloyd's Register or bkdesign assumes any responsibility to any User or person for any loss, damage or expense caused by reliance on the information or advice published on this website or as a result of the publication of information or advice on this website. Through hypertext or other computer "links" Users may gain access to other sites on the Internet which are not part of the MarESIG website. Neither the Ergonomics Society, Process Contracting Limited, Lloyd's Register or bkdesign assumes any responsibility for any material which may be accessed through any such "link".

Any User who provides information for posting on this website agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Ergonomics Society, Process Contracting Limited, Lloyd's Register and bkdesign from any claims, losses, damages, costs whatsoever connected with any claims against the Ergonomics Society, Process Contracting Limited, Lloyd's Register or bkdesign allegedly connected with publication on this website of the information provided by the User for posting.

Welcome to TWiki: a flexible, powerful, secure, yet simple web-based collaboration platform. Use TWiki to run a project development space, a document management system, a knowledge base or any other groupware tool on either an intranet or on the Internet.

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<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.4 - 01 Jul 2005 - BruceProchnau)

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Below is the place to learn about TWiki features, find where to download it, and try it out for yourself...

The official TWiki^TM
site is http://twiki.org/

<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.3 - 01 Jul 2005 - BruceProchnau)

Welcome to TWiki: a flexible, powerful, secure, yet simple web-based collaboration platform. Use TWiki to run a project development space, a document management system, a knowledge base or any other groupware tool on either an intranet or on the Internet. This will take you back to MarESIGWelcome^?

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Please go to FeedBack, tips and suggestions welcome.

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<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.2 - 30 Jun 2005 - BrianSherwoodJones)

Welcome to TWiki: a flexible, powerful, secure, yet simple web-based collaboration platform. Use TWiki to run a project development space, a document management system, a knowledge base or any other groupware tool on either an intranet or on the Internet.

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<<O>> Difference Topic WebHome (r1.1 - 29 Jun 2005 - TWiki.maresigo)

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Welcome to TWiki: a flexible, powerful, secure, yet simple web-based collaboration platform. Use TWiki to run a project development space, a document management system, a knowledge base or any other groupware tool on either an intranet or on the Internet.

This is the place to learn about TWiki features, find where to download it, and try it out for yourself...

The official TWiki^TM
site is http://twiki.org/

TWiki User's Guide
TWiki Reference Manual
TWikiSiteTools

TWiki User's Guide

Documentation for TWiki users.

TWiki Quick Start - the fast track approach
- WelcomeGuest: A fast track intro covering all the basics
- ATasteOfTWiki: A short introduction training course for beginners
- TWikiRegistration: Sign up so you can edit pages and select options

One-Page Primers cover TWiki basics
- TWikiTutorial: A compact, 20-minute TWiki primer
- TWikiSite: Instant overview - first, there was Wiki
- TWikiTopics: Customize, rename, move, or delete TWiki topics
- SearchHelp: Tips and help on search
- GoodStyle: Working tips for an open collaboration environment
- TWikiShorthand: All of the TWiki shorthand basics
- TextFormattingRules: Scan all TWiki text formatting rules on one page
- TWikiVariables: How to easily embed text, graphics, dynamic content
- FileAttachments: Browser-upload files for distribution or display
- WebChangesAlert: Get email alerts linking to the latest page changes
- TWikiSkinBrowser: Helps you select a skin
- TWikiGlossary: A simple glossary of TWiki terms

TWiki Help FAQs
- TWikiFAQ: The first things people ask about TWiki
- TextFormattingFAQ: Common how-to questions about posting in TWiki
- Frequent users should also browse the full Reference Manual!

Help on Installed Plugins

DefaultPlugin: This plugin can be used to specify some simple custom rendering rules. It also renders depreciated *_text_* as bold italic text.

SpreadSheetPlugin: Add spreadsheet calculation like "$SUM( $ABOVE() )" to tables located in TWiki topics.

CommentPlugin: Allows users to quickly post comments to a page without an edit/preview/save cycle.

EditTablePlugin: Edit TWiki tables using edit fields, date pickers and drop down boxes

HeadlinesPlugin: Build news portals that show headline news based on RSS news feeds from news sites.

InterwikiPlugin: Link ExternalSite:Page text to external sites based on aliases defined in the InterWikis topic

RenderListPlugin: Render bullet lists in a variety of formats

SlideShowPlugin: Create web based presentations based on topics with headings.

SmiliesPlugin: Render smilies as icons, like :-) for or :cool: for

TablePlugin: Control attributes of tables and sorting of table columns

TWiki Reference Manual

Documentation for webmasters, system administrators, project managers, team leaders, and all other users of the TWiki advanced online collaboration platform.

All manual sections in one big page:
- TWiki Documentation (560k)
Manual sections in separate pages:
- Appendices

ADMINS: In less than an hour, you can read through and customize the User's Guide to reflect the exact feature set enabled on your own TWiki site. See also other enhancement pages:
- TWikiAdminCookBook: Some tips that can be applied before installation
- InstantEnhancements: Simple tips (using just browser, no install needed) and quick (max couple of minutes).
- AdminTools: Topics an admin typically needs, all in one page

TWikiSiteTools

TWikiSiteTools include utilities for navigation and for monitoring TWiki web and site-wide activity.

TWikiPreferences: TWiki site-wide preferences
InstalledPlugins: currently available TWiki add-on features

The SiteMap: A color-coded directory of available webs that can be easily included on any page (below)

You are currently in the TWiki web. The color code for this web is this background, so you know where you are.
If you are not familiar with the TWiki collaboration platform, please visit WelcomeGuest first.

Web	TWiki Site Map	Use to...
TWiki	Welcome, Registration, and other StartingPoints; TWiki history & Wiki style; All the docs...	...discover TWiki details, and how to start your own site.
Anthropometry	Collaborate on Anthropometry	...collaborate on
You can use color coding by web for identification and reference. This table is updated automatically based on WebPreferences settings of the individual webs. Contact if you need a separate collaboration web for your team. See also AdminTools.

Legend of icons:

= Go to the home of the web

= Search the web

= See recent changes in the web

= Subscribe to get notified of changes by e-mail

TWiki^TM is a trademark of PeterThoeny
- Note: Twiki (with a lower case "w") is a robot character in the Buck Rogers^TM in the 25th Century TV series. TWiki (with an upper case "W") is not affiliated with the Dillie Family Trust, the registered trademark owner of the Buck Rogers name
TWiki is developed as Free Software under the GNU/GPL
This site is running TWiki version 30 Oct 2004 $Rev: 1794 $, Plugin API version 1.025
Get the current version from TWiki.org Downloads