There are five views that you can choose from:
Editor
This is the default view and is limited to the selected meeting. Any conflicts of assignment are indicated with a red background. This colour can be changed by modifying the template style sheet.
This view should not be used for printing or saving to PDF.
Workbook
Displays the regular meeting schedule.
Worksheet
Displays the chairman and auxiliary counsellor worksheets.
Slips
Displays the S-89 assignment slips.
Custom
Used to display your own extra reports.
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The three buttons are not available in all views:
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Context Menu
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 Did you know that you can right-click the preview area to display this context menu? This menu provides the following shortcuts:
- Refresh the schedule view.
- Export the schedule to HTML, PDF or S-89 Data.
- Print the schedule (you can also save as PDF this way).
- Screenshot
The Screenshot tool allows you to take screenshots of the schedule. You can use it to take sections of the schedule or the entire schedule itself. You can also use the tool to annotate your shot with comments or highlights, for example.
- View > CSS
View the underlying CSS stylesheets used in conjunction with the XSL transformation template to format the schedule's appearance.
- View > XML
Access the raw XML data that, along with the XSL transformation template, is used to generate the schedule.
- View > XSL
View the XSL transformation template that processes the XML data to create the schedule.
- View > View Source
View the underlying HTML code used to render the schedule on the page.
The View CSS / XML / XSL / Source features are used to customize or create templates.
- Find
Quickly search for specific words or phrases within the schedule.
- Open File Location
Open the working data folder in File Explorer and automatically highlight the active schedule template file.
- Inspect
Analyse the schedule's structure and content using the Inspect tool for a deeper understanding.
Click on the respective links to learn more about each of these features.
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