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The admin tool has 6 different menu options for doing
search setup and customization. This diagram helps you understand
the relationships between all the different setup areas for searching. |
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Helps you visualize the relationship between users,
roles, security groups, admin groups and protection domains. |
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You have about 20 different ways a search prompt screen
can be arranged. The names of the different templates don't give you
too much information. This page lists them all, gives you a sample
of the layout and offers hints about how each layout could/should be used. |
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An Excel document that lists a majority of the
different parameters that you find in the HIP Admin tool (and elsewhere
too) along with how you navigate to that parameter. Good notes that
include a lot of tips. |
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Powerpoint presentation given at CODI 2005. Good
speaker's notes and lots of sample screens. Especially critical is
the discussion of setting up the detailed steps involved in setting up
Template users. |
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Powerpoint presentation given at CODI 2005. Good
speaker's notes and lots of sample screens. Not just the process of
creating channels, but some good tips about which channels to use and
when. |
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Before HIP 4.x it was easy to just grab the contents of the address
bar in a browser to get the URL you needed to navigate back to a specific
search result screen (or even full BIB screen). You can't do that
with 4.0. It's a more involved process--but it is possible to create
a URL that will perform an automatic search in HIP 4.x; this document
explains how. |
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A white paper written by Steve Orton detailing how you can modify a
skin to change the colors of your menu bar and tabs. |
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A white paper written by Dennis Todd. Setting up Reserve Book
indexes in HIP 4.x has several unique aspects compared to other Horizon
indexes. This paper explains the issues and walks you through the
process of getting RB indexes up and running with as little pain as
possible (Thanks to Jeromy Wilson who made it all possible!) |
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