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<h1><img src="analogo.gif" alt=""> Analog 5.21:
What the results mean</h1>
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This section of the Readme is about understanding the results analog
produces. It's divided into three subsections.
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<li><cite><a href="webworks.html">How the web works</a></cite>. This section
discusses what happens when somebody connects to your web site, and what
you can and can't find out about them. If you think that you can get
statistics on how many people have visited your web site (or want to
know why you can't), then this section is for you.
<li><cite><a href="reports.html">Analog's reports</a></cite>. This section
gives a summary of analog's reports, what they contain, and which
commands influence each one.
<li><cite><a href="defns.html">Analog's definitions</a></cite>. This section
gives precise details on all of analog's terminology, exactly what is
counted in each report, and so on.
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Go to the <a href="http://www.analog.cx/">analog home page</a>.
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<address>Stephen Turner
<br>20 February 2002</address>
<p><em>Need help with analog? <a href="mailing.html">Use the analog-help
mailing list</a>.</em>
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