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magnifying glassI have had a couple of questions recently on how to access the information contained in the miCricketCoach archives. I thought I would clarify by giving you this simple guide.

Everything on miCricketCoach is freely available for you to check out. There are several ways you can do so, depending on how you want to find things.

1. Categories

Every article on miCoach is split into one or more categories. If you want a list of all the articles sorted by category then simply click the link below to search.

You can also find these links on every miCricketCoach page on the sidebar to the right.

2. Complete Guides

I have also sorted the main articles into several "complete guides". The name is a bit deceptive as I am adding to these guides as time goes on. However, I have made sure all the vital content is contained in the guides.

You can find the guides contents here:

3. Search

If you are looking for something in particular you can use the search box in the sidebar on the right hand side. This box will do a Google search on just the miCricketCoach pages so you can find something specific.

4. By date

All the miCricketCoach articles appear in published date order, newest first. This means that if you know the approximate date of the article you can go back and find it. I have to admit that it's not a very fast or efficient way of finding what you want.

5. By contacting me

I have written or edited everything so far on miCricketCoach. If you can't find an article on a particular topic, or you have a specific question you can contact me. If I have not got any content for you right away you may find I make something especially for you.

6. Make your own archive

There are several ways you can make your own reference library of miCricketCoach content too. I use StumbleUpon and Delicious to save and share pages I like from other sites. I also use Google Reader to store information from blogs and podcasts for my own reference. Plain old bookmarking of pages you like is also an option.

Hopefully that is all the options you need. If you have feedback on how to make things easier to find please drop me a line.

Image credit: Dr. Pat

 
 
 
posted by Dhruv on 07 Oct 08 at 05:50

Many links from some of the pages don't work. They bring you back to the home-page. What to I do to get to them?

 
 
 
posted by DavidHinc on 14 Oct 08 at 12:02

Can you post the broken link pages to ther forum here please: http://www.pitchvision.com/node/2829 I'll go through and update the pages.

 

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