The SVTT Electronic Technical Manual CD Rom was developed for the US Navy to reduce the need for paper technical Manuals of tactical weapon systems. This project included 17 manuals, over 10,000 links, thousands of pages of content, interactive media, custom book mark and annotation applications and a custom parsing process developed in JAVA. The source documents were maintained in SGML, exported to XML and parsed to HTML for delivery in a frameset with custom scripting integration. All content was tagged with security attributes.

The CD auto launched to an installation page for the applications used to deliver the content. This IETM used extensive Flash content.

A navigational interface was developed for ease of use. This allowed access to 17 sets of manuals with internal links between books.

Many graphics were processed using flash to optimize file size and interactive capabilities. All content was integrated with security attributes.

Audio/video presentations took viewers on step by step procedures.

Thousands of graphics were linked to parts tables with hotspots and tool tips that included part numbers.

Thousands of part numbers were linked to graphics and tables linked to hundreds of engineer drawings in PDF format.