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Categorisation

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	We've typically also included a link in the description of categories where this will export as a document, and we also add the {{DocLink\|Did You Know}} button next to documents that you can download from the first page of Assist.		We've typically also included a link in the description of categories where this will export as a document, and we also add the {{DocLink\|Did You Know}} button next to documents that you can download from the first page of Assist.
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	* CTRL-L - start a lookup, if there is one (the bottom of the screen should show whether a lookup (LOV) is available)		* CTRL-L - start a lookup, if there is one (the bottom of the screen should show whether a lookup (LOV) is available)
	* CTRL-K - show all of the shortcut keys in the system. You can also access this from the ''Help/Keys'' menu item.		* CTRL-K - show all of the shortcut keys in the system. You can also access this from the ''Help/Keys'' menu item.
			For more information on shortcut keys and a lot more, see [[System Navigation Guide]].

	=== Accessing Help ===		=== Accessing Help ===

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Updated from information provided by Emily Collins.

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	== ''CALIDUS'' WMS ==		== ''CALIDUS'' WMS ==
	~~Nothing yet!~~
			=== Shortcut Keys ===
			There are lots of shortcut keys in WMS. But two of the most important are below:

			* CTRL-L - start a lookup, if there is one (the bottom of the screen should show whether a lookup (LOV) is available)
			* CTRL-K - show all of the shortcut keys in the system. You can also access this from the ''Help/Keys'' menu item.

			=== Accessing Help ===
			You can access these Assist help pages from the main WMS application using the ''Help'' menu item.

			* Click About, then the '''Calidus Wiki''' button.

			Note that the following Help menu items will not start the help system however:

			* ''Help/User Guide''
			* ''Help/Screen Help''

			You can also see the last error displayed, the machine on which WMS is running, your user and the system version, which you will need if you need to report any issues.

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Initial Creation

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This guide is intended to help you discover features delivered with your ''CALIDUS'' system.

== ''CALIDUS'' WMS ==
Nothing yet!

== ''CALIDUS'' Assist ==
=== Searching for Help ===
Although all pages from your ''CALIDUS'' system link directly to the appropriate page in this ''CALIDUS'' Assist guide, you can search for help on anything in the system using the search bar. It depends on how you have ''CALIDUS'' Assist configured, but this search bar is normally either in the title at the top of the screen or in the toolbar on the left.

Did you know that you can activate this search at any time using a shortcut key combination? Hover over the Search bar now and you will see it tells you the hot-key combination, typically ALT-F or ALT-SHIFT-F. Hitting those keys together will activate the search box and you can type in what you're looking for. Be aware that these shortcuts are dependent on the browser that you are using, so check for compatibility first.

If you know the name of the page, just type it there and click the '''Go''' button. If you want to search for any text in the page, click the '''Search''' button instead, or just hit enter for ''CALIDUS'' Assist to do it for you. Typically, as you type, the search bar will quickly offer you some matches that might be what you're looking for - if it is, just click the suggestion and Assist will take you there.

Some tips on searching:

* If you enter multiple words (like "fixed drop scheduling") without quotes, the search routine will find you pages that match any of the words, but ordered in the most likely order (i.e. with most matches of most words)
* If there is a page called "fixed drop scheduling", you will be taken straight to it.
* If you enter your search with quotes i.e. "fixed drop scheduling", it will find that specific phrase in the pages, rather than any of the words.
* If you enter plus instead of space i.e. fixed+drop+scheduling, you will only get pages in the results that have all 3 words in them, anywhere in the page, in any order.
* You can also control partial word matching with as asterisk. So let's say you are searching for a parameter called AUTO_SCHED something-or-other. Searching for AUTO_SCHED will not bring back any results, as there are no full words or phrases like that. But if you enter AUTO_SCHED_* instead, it will search for words ''starting with'' "AUTO_SCHED" and bring you back some matches.

=== Searching Tables ===
A lot of the pages have tables of data on them - this can be a bit difficult to see what you're after. So, in the cases where there is a large amount of data in tables, we have made the tables searchable.

On top of the table will be a search box. Type in what you're looking for and the table will be filtered to show all of the matching rows - that is, rows where any column contains that text at all, anywhere. This filters as you type.

Note that some data will be always be shown, like headers, or rows that the writers of the page have decided must always be shown.

You can clear the text out of the search box and this will display everything again - do this by either deleting it or use the provided clear button to the right of the search box.

Have a go below - maybe try entering "ap", then "app", or enter "fruit" and see the way it works.

{| class="wikitable apt-searchable" id="dyk-search-table"
|-
! Fruit !! Some Text - this header row is always shown
|-
| Apple || Green apples
|-
| Orange || Not an apple
|-
| Pineapple || Also not
|-
| Grapefruit || Very big!
|- class="non-searchable"
| Banana || I like bananas, so I'm always going to show them
|-
| Kumquat || Interesting fruit
|-
| Grape || Small fruit
|-
| Tomato || Is this a fruit or a vegetable?
|}

=== Translating ===
The toolbox contains a link to Google Translate to translate the page into a language of your choice. Select the language from the drop-down list, and Google will translate the whole page for you.

There will be a banner at the top showing the translation options after you have selected a language - simply click the X on the banner to return to the standard page.

=== Printing and Exporting ===
You can export pages from ''CALIDUS'' Assist using the ''Print as PDF'' or ''Download as PFD'' link. Where this appears depends on the style the Assist is configured with, but by default this link will be in the ''Toolbox'' menu on the left of the screen, or on the tabs at the top right of the screen.

You can export categories as a full document in the same way - all pages in that category will be included in the PDF in the order in which they are listed in the category.

We've typically also included a link in the description of categories where this will export as a document, and we also add the {{DocLink|Did You Know}} button next to documents that you can download from the first page of Assist.

Did you know - Revision history

Anw: Categorisation

Anw: Minor update

Anw: Updated from information provided by Emily Collins.

Anw: Initial Creation