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It is our hope to provide users of the State of
Texas web site the tools and resources they need to locate government resources quickly
and efficiently. This page was created to provide a fundamental understanding of the
features associated with the State of Texas web site. The State of Texas web site, http://www.state.tx.us, is provided as a public service.
The site is managed by the Texas State Technology
Assessment Center (STAC) housed within the Texas
Department of Information Resources (DIR).
Links
While navigating through the State of Texas web site you will find a collection of
resources that link the current page to a new page. These links are maintained by
the State of Texas webmaster but the content being linked to is maintained by a different
entity. This is important to note, especially when you are experiencing difficulty
with links.
A link can be either a graphic or text. You can identify a link on the State of Texas
web page by moving the mouse pointer over the suspected link. When the pointer moves over
an Internet link, the pointer will change to another picture. (The pointer when the mouse
is moved over a link is a hand with a pointing finger.) Basically, anytime your cursor
changes to a pointing hand you have found a link to another page
The majority of the links associated with the State of Texas will be simple text which
are blue and underlined by default.
Feedback and Contact Information
We are very interested in your experiences with the State of Texas web site and ask you to
please contact us if you have comments, suggestions, or recommendations to help make the
site better. Please review the Contact Information page to identify who will best be
able to answer your suggestions or questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
We have developed a frequently asked questions (FAQ's) page to help users quickly answer
and identify resources that many users are in search of when visiting the State of Texas
web site. The FAQ's are broken down by subject and are updated as necessary.
Browsers
This site was build taking into consideration older browser technologies (such as
Netscape Navigator 2.0 and Internet Explorer 3.0) that are still very predominant
throughout the Internet today.
Graphics
This site was created with the intent of providing a clean web site to those with
display capabilities of 800x600 on a 14" monitor.
Plugins/Add on Applications
Adobe Acrobat
As you visit the various links provided you will find information that can be downloaded.
Most agencies now use a .pdf format which must be opened with Adobe Acrobat Reader™.
Click on the link to get instructions on how to download and install the Acrobat
Reader™.
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