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USER GUIDE
Only for members |
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1. How do I log in?
Insert the Username and Password
that were provided to you by the project administrator |
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2. How do I log off?
Just click on "Logout" |
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3. What a registered user can do
- Read and download the articles
- Upload and download of files
- Read and propose news
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4. How to read and post a new article or a piece of news
- In order to read the project's news, click on Modules
> News
- If you want to post some news, click on Modules
> Submit news and fill out the text boxes; click on
Preview and check it out before submitting
the request by clicking on 'OK'
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5. How to download and upload files
Click on Modules > Downloads
- If your intention is to upload a file, follow the Add
downloads link: give the entry a name and choose a file
from your local hard drive; you're suggested to provide a brief
description of the item, and fill the author's name and e-mail
before clicking on Add this file
- In order to see the most recent uploaded files, click on New
- If you want to download a file, click on Attachments
then pick up the one you are interested in
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6. How to submit a link inside articles or news
- Write the HTML code that creates a link by using the "A" tag (<a href="http://foobar.org">URL description</a>)
- For instance: <a href="http://europa.eu.int/">European Union</a>
- Result: European Union
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7. How to insert a link to a previously sent attachment,
within an article or a news entry
- Jump into the Modules > Downloads section and click on
Attachments. Right click on the filename and copy the
link address;
- Go back to the news (or article) page and paste the link into
the text, as explained in the previous section
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8. How to apply basic styles to your
submitted text
You can give text some style (bold, underline, italic, colors) by
using some very basic HTML tags. Even if you are not familiar with
this language, here is a simple list for the most common styling tasks:
- Example: <b>help!</b>
- Output: help!
- Example: <i>help!</i>
- Output: help!
- Example: <u>help!</u>
- Output: help!
- Example: <font color=red>help!</font>
- Output: help!
- Example: <li>chapter 1</li><li>chapter 2</li><li>chapter
3</li>
- Output:
chapter 1
chapter 2
chapter 3
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9. How to name a file
It is preferable that you pick short names for files, trying to
avoid not ASCII characters: as a guideline, we suggest
you to use any alphanumerical character, plus the underscore character
('_'). Thumb rule: please don't
put any space character inside filenames.
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