https://sourceforge.net/p/allocpsa/wik/AllocPSA_Tips/Recent changes to AllocPSA_TipsenThu, 05 Jun 2014 02:27:57 -0000https://sourceforge.net/p/allocpsa/wik/AllocPSA_Tips/<div class="markdown_content"><p>Firstly, remember that allocPSA is a web-based application. As such, all the normal behaviour that you would expect from a web-browser functions correctly in allocPSA. Therefore, </p> <ul> <li>When you are viewing a page which is larger than the web-browser window, you can always scroll down (and up) with the scrollbar or Page Up or Page Down on your keyboard. </li> <li>You can print a whole (or part) page to any printer your workstation has been configured to use, at any time, just like you would print a web-page. If you see a "Print" link at the top of the screen that indicates that that particular pages have been optimised for printing. </li> <li>You can find any piece of text in a page by using your browser's page Find function (often a Ctrl + F keystroke or available from the Edit menu) </li> <li>You can save the complete contents of a page to a file, for later review, by using your browser's Save Page As... function (often a Ctrl + S keystroke or available from the Edit menu) </li> <li>You can trace your steps back to any specific point that you have been during this session, by using your browser's Back button (or function, often accessed via a Ctrl + Left Keyboard Arrow) </li> <li>You can establish specific browser Bookmarks for particular, commonly used Projects, Tasks or function pages in allocPSA </li> <li>You can (with some care) send others within your organisation the current web-browser address (i.e. URL) of a particularly interesting page in allocPSA that you want them to see. </li> <li>Your organisation can make some parts of allocPSA available to outsiders, via an extranet system, which may help them better understand how their Project with your firm is progressing. </li> <li>You can Bookmark pages in your web-browser. For example, if you establish a specific filter, with options, for showing Tasks, bookmark it, and recall the same filter settings on future occasions. </li> </ul> <p>A note on dates in allocPSA </p> <p>As this system is intended for use in multiple countries, it has been designed to work with International Standards Organisation (ISO) standard dates, which are in the format of YYYY-MM-DD. Thus the 1st of November, 2002 is displayed as 2002-11-01. </p></div>Con ZymarisThu, 05 Jun 2014 02:27:57 -0000https://sourceforge.net2c6b0d0788c3f6d7496a3d424a7b7fa6020d9c79