Welcome to the first in-depth investigation of online work-at-home opportunities where the only "agenda" is uncovering the truth.

This book has been carefully designed so readers can easily access the immense amount of reference information, spanning over 830 8.5x11 equivalent pages.

The following topics, described below, will help you get the most out of this unusual reference book:

1. Book Organization: Book Format, Book Layout, Subject Format
2. Page Organization: Page Format, Page Layout, Hypertext Links
3. Book Reading: Page Navigation, Page Viewing, Page Searching
4. Book Section Profiles: Sections 1 through 17
5. Book Installation: Installation Instructions

1.   Book Organization

Book Format: This book uses the HTML format which allows great organizational flexibility.

Book Layout: The book contains over 830 8.5x11 pages of information, organized into Sections instead of Chapters. The Section Method allows large amounts of information to be precisely organized, and easily retreived. Almost 1,000 sections and sub-sections are used. Each major book section is assigned its own HTML file. Where necessary, additional HTML files are used for sub-sections throughout the book. Over 125 HTML files are used with file content ranging in size from 1 to 36 - 8.5x11 pages. The files are linked sequentially.

The following example illustrates the Section Method:

• Section 1
• Section 2
• Section 2.1
• Section 2.2
• Section 2.2.1
• Section 2.2.2

Subject Format: A unique subject format is used for the subject headings throughout the book. The general format is:

• primary subject (secondary subject - tertiary subject - etc.)

The following examples illustrates the benefit of using this format:

Example: Subjects organized using the format:


• Engineer
• Engineer (Aeronautical)
• Engineer (Civil)
• Engineer (Electrical)
  
  
• Products (Damaged - Replacing)
• Products (Evaluation Of)
• Products (Retail)
• Products (Wholesale)

Example: Subjects organized normally:


• Aeronautical Engineer
• Civil Engineer
• Electrical Engineer
• Engineer
  
  
• Evaluation of Products
• Replacing Damaged Products
• Retail Products
• Wholesale Products

2.   Page Organization

Page Format: All book pages are designed around the HTML format.

Page Layout: Each HTML page is designed to look the same with 5 page elements. From top to bottom, they are:

• Book Title Block: A bordered block sits at the top of the HTML page, displaying the book's title and subtitle.
  
  
• Primary Book Links (Top): A set of primary book links are formatted within a bordered block to appear just below the book title block. Typical links include:
  
  [Front Cover]: This book link takes you to the book's front cover.
  
  [Contents]: This book link takes you to the book's Table of Contents page. A detailed Table of Contents page can also be accessed from it. See the Table of Contents page notes for details.
  
  [Previous]: This book link takes you to the book's previous HTML page. It moves you sequentially backward through the "pages" of the book.
  
  [Next]: This book link takes you to the book's next HTML page. It moves you sequentially forward through the "pages" of the book.
  
  [Back Cover]: This book link takes you to the book's back cover.
  
  [Section]: This entry indicates the Section of the book being displayed.
  
  [Pages]: This entry indicates how many 8.5x11 print pages are contained in the current HTML page being displayed.
  
  
• Book Page: A book page is formatted to appear just below the previously mentioned Primary Book Links (Top). It looks like a book page, is framed with a border, has page margins, and contains the text content of the current HTML page.
  
  
• Primary Book Links (Bottom): Another set of duplicate primary book links is formatted to appear just below the bottom of the Book Page.
  
  
• Copyright Information: Brief copyright information is displayed along the very bottom of the HTML page.

Hypertext Links: Hypertext linking is used extensively to facilitate finding information and moving around in the book.

3.   Book Reading

A variety of navigation, viewing, and searching features are available to enhance the reading experience. They include:

• HTML Page Features: As described previously, each page contains primary book links located just above and below the Book Page. The links allow you to jump to the beginning, end, previous HTML page, next HTML page, or Table of Contents.
  
  
• HTML Book Features: The HTML compiler software, used in producing this ebook, provides additional handy navigation, search, and viewing features conveniently accessed from: drop-down menus, a pop-up menu, a Toolbar, and a Status Bar. The following are brief feature descriptions:
  
  [Back]: Allows you to retrace your page views. Goes back to the previously loaded HTML page. A Toolbar button, and menu option.
  
  [Drop-Down Menus]: Contain the Toolbar button options, on/off toggles (for Toolbar and Status Bar), Refresh option, etc. Displayed in top left corner of screen.
  
  [Find]: Search for any text within the current HTML page. A Toolbar button, and menu option.
  
  [Forward]: Allows you to retrace your page views. Goes forward to the next previously loaded HTML page. A Toolbar button, and menu option.
  
  [Next]: Goes to the next page in the book. A Toolbar button, and menu option.
  
  [Pop-up Menu]: Contains frequently used features. Displayed when the reader right-clicks anywhere on a page.
  
  [Previous]: Goes to the previous page in the book. A Toolbar button, and menu option.
  
  [Size]: Changes the display size of the text fonts. A Toolbar button, and menu option.
  
  [Status Bar]: Displays helpful messages including: feature descriptions, URLs of highlighted hyperlinks, etc. Displayed in the bottom left corner of the screen. Can be toggled on/off from the drop-down menus.
  
  [Toolbar]: Contains available ebook tools. Displayed across the top of the ebook screen. Can be toggled on/off from the drop-down menus.
  
  [Tool Tips]: Brief information about ebook tools. Displayed in the Status Bar when a specific ebook tool is highlighted.

4.   Book Section Profiles

The book is organized for sequential reading. Brief profiles of the major sections follow.

Front Matter: A number of informational pages are organized between the book's Front Cover and the Table of Contents. They include: Preface, Title, Copyright, Book Purchaser, Book Features, Book Benefits, Acknowledgement/Disclaimer, Dedication, How To Use This Book, and Whitehorse Ebook Philosophy.

Table of Contents: Start by reviewing the Table of Contents to get a sense of the book's contents. It is accessible from every HTML page. A detailed Table of Contents, listing all the book's sections and sub-sections (over 950), is also accessible from the Table of Contents page.

Section 1, Introduction: Proceed to the Introduction where you'll find a detailed overview of the online work-at-home jungle and the investigation pursued by this book.

Section 2, Investigative Approach: Discusses the investigative approach used to uncover the truth about online work.

Section 3, Work Types: Discusses the different major categories of online work.

Section 4, Work Profiles: The core of the book. Here you will find detailed work profiles on almost 70 different online work-at-home opportunities. Each profile is composed of 10 different points of information, including: Description, Cross References, Type, Locations, Pay Method/Scale, Advantages, Disadvantages, Recommendation, Notes, and Resources.

Section 5, Encyclopedia of Online Work Terminology: A book within a book. This +140 page encyclopedia contains an impressive collection of abbreviations, phrases, and words, pertaining to the online work world. Reading this section alone with greatly improve your understanding of online work and what to watch out for.

Section 6, Resources: The Internet Mine: Describes relevant resources available at the Internet Mine website, including: Reference Desks (Work-At-Home, Best of Their Kind, Search Engine, Self-Reliance, etc.), Newsletters (Truth About Online Work), etc.

Section 7, Resources: Work Website: Lists general and specific work websites, providing resources to locate and apply for available online and offline work positions and opportunities.

Section 8, Resources: Small Business Website: Lists websites, containing small business information and resources.

Section 9, Resources: Fraud Website: Lists websites, providing resources pertaining to online fraud.

Section 10, Resources: Work-At-Home Website: Lists websites, providing work-at-home information and resources.

Section 11, Report: Online Work, What Work Is Right For You?: Contains the complete text of a valuable report, addressing how to determine the type of online work right for you. Knowing which online jobs to pursue and avoid will save you a lot of time and frustration. Learn how to make online work decisions you will be happy with. This report contains important straight forward, step-by-step guidelines that will uniquely educate, guide, and surprise you - leading to sensible and satisfying online (or offline) work. Save many hours of time, frustration, and false starts.

Section 12, Report: Online Work Con Games, How To Spot Them: Contains the complete text of a special report, addressing how to spot online work con games. Lurking around every corner on the Internet, you'll find online work promotions. They range from worthwhile opportunities -to- misleading information -to- outright con games and nonsense. Learn how to spot the difference and protect yourself. There is an almost endless array of con games, and the online work world is no stranger to them. As long as the world runs on money, there will be con games. If you choose to remain blase or naive about it, sooner or later you will become just another victim statistic. Avoid the path of least resistance. Burn this report's wisdom into your memory and get a street-smart education. This knowledge will keep you from getting mad at yourself for being conned .. again and again. Priceless information from a con games expert (author of Automotive Con Games).

Section 13, Report: Popular Entrepreneurial Work Opportunities: Contains the complete text of a report listing popular work opportunities for entrepreneurs to consider. This report was created to help get your creative juices flowing in the search for a rewarding business or profession to pursue on or off the Internet. Many people are blessed with a strong desire for a particular profession. A series of circumstances ensue, and their livelihood falls into place. But, for many others similar circumstances remain elusive. This report is designed for those less fortunate. Educate yourself on all the various business and employment definitions. Review an extensive listing of many common and uncommon business opportunities. Some are new. Others have been around for some time. Step-by-step guidelines for getting the most out of this report.

Section 14, Report: Truth About Online Work Opportunities: Contains the complete text of the special report, which provided an overview of a 2 month investigation into the truth about online work.

Section 15, Report: The Great Internet Gold Secret: Contains the complete text of a special report, concerning an amazing quiet development positively affecting wise individuals and businesses.

Section 16, Publications: Lists publications available at The Internet Mine.

Section 17, Book Notes: Various document notes pertaining to this book.

5.   Book Installation

Complete instructions on how to properly install this ebook are contained in Section 17.17 (Book Notes, Installation). To review: Click here.