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InfoEx offers flexibility by supporting observation entry from both single and multiple computers. See [[Entering and submitting observations overview]] for details on the two modes. This document describes how an Operation administrator can specify the mode for entering and submitting observations to InfoEx for their operation.
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InfoEx offers flexibility by allowing each operation a choice over how attachments are opened. This document describes how an Operation administrator can specify the preference for the operation.
  
If your operation has an active Avalanche Control or Run List Extension subscription you can access configuration options on this page. See [[Configuring the quick observation entry for avalanche control]] for more details on how to configure the avalanche control extension. See [[Specifying the status ratings for the run list module]] for more details on how to specify the status ratings for the run list extension.
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Attachments open in a new tab. Your choice is whether attachments are opened in a single additional tab and each subsequent attachment overwrites the current attachment. Or each attachment can open in a new tab. Attachments are most commonly photos that might be selected from reports, including history reports whilst using the run list or avalanche control workflow steps.
 
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|[[File:AdminMenuOperationAdministrator.png|300px|thumb|right|Fig. 1: Administration menu for operation administrator.]] Select 'Operation Settings' from the administration menu (cog wheel) (Fig. 1).  
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Revision as of 09:22, 23 March 2019

REQUIREMENTS
Permission Observation Administrator or higher
Connectivity Online only

InfoEx offers flexibility by allowing each operation a choice over how attachments are opened. This document describes how an Operation administrator can specify the preference for the operation.

Attachments open in a new tab. Your choice is whether attachments are opened in a single additional tab and each subsequent attachment overwrites the current attachment. Or each attachment can open in a new tab. Attachments are most commonly photos that might be selected from reports, including history reports whilst using the run list or avalanche control workflow steps.

Step-by-step description

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Fig. 1: Administration menu for operation administrator.
Select 'Operation Settings' from the administration menu (cog wheel) (Fig. 1) and then the General tab in the Operation Settings page.
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Fig. 2: Operation settings screen.
The Operation settings page for the operation (Fig. 2).
3. Click on On to support data entry from multiple computers or click on Off if you only enter and submit observations from a single computer. The button will turn white when selected.

The change immediately goes into effect on the local computer. You can check by clicking on the 'OBSERVATION' menu. If you selected to support data entry from multiple computers (on position), the menu contains two items called 'Enter & Share' and 'Review & Submit'. In the off position, the menu only contains a single item called 'Enter & Submit'.

Related documents

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Functionality tested by

  • Dec. 22: Pascal Haegeli