New Features have been added to your P-I-E-N-O (Parkinsons Information
Exchange Network Online).
The vendor for the 700 plus search boxes on P-I-E-N-O has changed resulting
in better searches with more advanced search options.
On the left of the SEARCH button is where you enter your word or words.
On the right of the SEARCH button are the words, All of
Parkinsons-Information-Exchange-Online.
When any word or words are entered on the left, the search location is
listed to the right. If you click on Parkinsons-Information-Exchange-Online
or the down arrow to the right of those words a list will appear with some
more search locations. New search location locations are MESSAGE BOARD and
NEWS. You can use the search box to search the current news or the new
message boards. Using the NEWS search location isn't limited just to
Parkinson's but is universal.
Underneath the search boxes are several underlined words.
HOME takes you to the P-I-E-N-O starting page.
THE WEB takes you to the Open Directory page where you can select
directories of interest or search for a particular word or phrase and the
directories that contain them will be shown.
MESSAGE BOARD takes you to the message boards where you can discuss
specific topics. The topics are:
ET(Essential Tremor) Discussion
PWP(People With Parkinsons) Depression Discussion
PWP(People With Parkinsons) Medication Discussion
Parkinson's Plus Discussion
ShyDrager/MSA Discussion
PARKINSON'S NEWS searches the news sites for the word Parkinson and returns
the list sorted by date.
IS THERE NEW CONTENT ON P-I-E-N-O?
Several new articles have been added and many updated on:
http://parkinsons-information-exchange-network-online.com/archive/ct.html
New abstracts have been added, listed by topic and also listed by authors
who are lead movement disorder specialists and neurosurgeons.
[log in to unmask] Search the parkinsn archive online at:
http://james.parkinsons.org.uk
Catch the Parkinsn's List Online messages at:
http://www.parkinsons-information-exchange-network-online.com
Click the navigation ads and use the new search tools
John Cottingham
