Theory
The basics
Guides
- Efficient document sharing
- Setting up a protocol collection
- Setting up a sample database
- Sample labeling
- Sending messages
- Export files
Document sections
- Text
- Table
- File attachments
- Image
- Movies
- Sound
- Script
- Signature
- Chemical sketch
- Table declarations
- Inserting records
- Removing records
- Unknown
For reference
Notifications and messages
To be able to communicate with other users of the software, you are able to send them notifications. Notifications are stored on the server until a client connects and synchronizes. Thus notifications can be read and deleted off-line, but to send new notifications the client has to be online.
Asking for witnesses and attention
The single most important feature is being able to ask people counter-sign your documents. You can also just ask them to have a look at a document (for whatever the purpose might be). To do so, first ensure you are connected to a server. Then select a number of documents in the view. Finally:
Menu: Document → Ask for signatureor
Menu: Document → Ask for attention
Reading notifications
To read notifications, look at the Notifications-tab. You can immediately see how many notifications you have within the parentheses (...).
To see which document a notification refers to, you can select one or more notifications and they will act as filters. You can open a notification by double-clicking it or selecting it and pressing Open. If you have for example a signature request, this causes the relevant document to be opened.
Once you consider a notification taken care of, select it, and press "Dismiss".