Menus:

The user interaction with the CRISTAL information management
system can also be directed through sets of customized menu
commands.  Each resource record in the NPS/MORA prototype
includes a descriptive profile, statement of historic
significance, maintenance record, site description, and statement
of special conditions that may have an effect on the resource. 
The underlying structure of this CRISTAL application is a primary
(or foundation) worksheet that contains the system's basic
information structure, including primary references to all of the
entries in the resource inventory.  This foundation worksheet is
the primary search environment.  From this primary level, the
system user can branch to a resource specific worksheet file that
contains detailed information on each historic resource at Mt.
Rainier National Park.  This secondary worksheet is where the
information pertaining to a descriptive profile, statement of
historic significance, maintenance record, site description, and
special conditions for each resource is stored.  Similar to the
assignment of unique image filenames, each resource is assigned a
unique worksheet file.  The worksheet filename can be the same as
the filename associated with the primary resource image, with the
exception that the default file extension for worksheet files is
[.CRS] (instead of [.TGA]).

<gfile01> Index to the Appendices
<gfile23> Running The Application 3 and 4.
<gfile25> Menu Macros