The article contains all essential information for you to make full use of this platform’s features. The following sections will be covered in this document:

• Searching for content

• Using the table of contents page

• Navigating within the content

• Viewing in presenter mode

• Downloading an article

This platform gives you various options to search for any content stored within it.

2.1 Quick search

• To search any content quickly, simply click on the search bar at the top of the page.

• Key in the search word within “” (double quotations) and select the page if you see the exact page.

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2.2 Advanced search options

• If you wish to filter out more details, key in the search word within “” (double quotations) and press the Enter key.

• This will open a ‘Search’ page listing out all pages with your search content.

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2.3 Search filters

• Spaces – This will not be used, as all content will be held under one space. However, if you have access to other private spaces as well, you can filter content by its space name as well.

• Contributors – You can filter content by its content contributors as well, if you know who has added any content to a page.

• Type – This filter can be used to filter details if content is located in locations other than in pages (e.g. spaces, attachments, blog posts, comments). Most content will be in pages, therefore, this filter will not be used much.

• Last modified – Enter a timeframe to filter content by, if you know when the page was last updated.

• Labels – Most pages will have a label added to it, at the bottom of the page. You can further filter details by entering the label added to a page.

• Pages under – If you want to search content within a known page, then you can key in the page name and select it. This will search the content within that page.

• Archived content – By default the value will be set to ‘Don’t include in search’. This will not include pages having the content, in archived old/discarded pages. In case you wish to search in the archives as well, then select the ‘Include in search’ option.

• Other filters – Search titles only – By ticking this checkbox, you will be able to search only pages having the content in its title.

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2.4 Filter pages by label tag

Each page will have a label tag attached to it. By clicking on this label, you will be able to filter all pages with that same label tag.

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• Click on this link [User Guides - Camms.Support Documentation - Confluence (atlassian.net)] to access the main User Guide page, listing all our products at Camms.

• Click on a product name to access the respective user guide of a product.

• This will direct you to the ‘Table of Contents’ page of the selected product.

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3.1 Making use of the Table of Contents

• Once you click on a main product name, you will be directed to its table of contents page.

• User guides will have its pages separated into ‘User Function’ and ‘Admin Function’ guides.

• This will be a detailed page listing all sub-headings within all pages of the product.

• If you see a sub section that you wish to read from, click the link of its main page article title.

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Each page will have its own navigation controls, which will make it easier for you to traverse within the guide’s content.

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• Navigate to sub pages under a main page – Some pages will have sub level pages under it. These pages will have a linked list of page titles at the bottom with all its sub level pages. Simply click on a sub level page to access any of it.

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For easy reading purposes, you can view an article in Presenter Mode.

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• This will open the page in a presenter view where it will be easier to read and present as well.

• To exit the presenter mode, press the ESC key in your keyboard or click the Exit button at the top-right corner of the page.

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Each article can be downloaded separately as a PDF or Word document if required.

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