System requirements:
This website has been optimised for use with Netscape 7.01d or higher, Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 or higher, as well as Mozilla 1.4 or higher. To be able to take advantage of the full functionality, you must have JavaScript activated in your browser (under Settings or Options).
The screen resolution should be set to at least 1024 x 768.

The following operating systems are supported:

Microsoft Windows 98/ME, NT 4.0 SP6 and Windows 2000 (all updates or Service packages up to 01.09.2003 installed) Microsoft Windows XP MacOS X

Navigation:

The layout structure of this site uses the following elements: standard navigation, main navigation, orientation and navigation tools, as well as a content section with context navigation.

The standard navigation system is visible on all pages and contains the following elements in the heading section: Home page, Contact, Site map and Help.

For each topic there is a main sidebar navigation system based on text links on the left-hand side of the screen. It represents the content hierarchy. The main navigation system also allows the user to move further into the website.

The following orientation and navigation tools are additional elements designed to guide the user through the website or to classify content:

The logo (returns user to home page) Breadcrumb trail Pull-down menus Specific page navigation The texts, graphics, etc. shown in the content section are those that represent the content of Schenker of Canada website. If several sections can be combined to form one category, then an overview page appears first, which uses "teasers" to give you a summary of the content that follows. Documents that can be downloaded or links to external applications can be attached at the bottom of a content page. If several pages are combined to create a single topic, you can select these pages using the pull-down menu on the right. Links will take you from here to related pages or other interesting sites on the Internet.

PDF files

We use PDF format to display documents in the original layout.

Printing

To print out specific pages, either use the Print function in your browser or click the "Printable view" button at the end of the text in the content section. The "Printable view" function generates a special printer-friendly version of the content, without the header graphics and navigation bar. This shortens printing time and reduces ink/toner consumption.