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Bookmarks and Recent Documents are two way to quickly locate documents you are working on and directly open them in Writer, Reader or the Catalog. The interfaces are available on the User Account Mainbar at all times. Updated: 2012-08-30
IGP:Digital Publisher Managementhas Bookmarks and Recent Document tools and lists. These are two user productivity features that enable you to engage with your content faster and more effectively. Both of these tools are always available on your Mainbar for instant access.
Recently Used is a rotating list of the last 20 books you opened using IGP:Writer for editing from your Private Documents or Projects.
Bookmarks gives you instant access to a private list of documents you create and control. You can can Bookmark and un-Bookmark any document to which you have authorized access at any time. Bookmarks can be created on-the-fly for documents in
The number of Bookmarks is unlimited and can be organized into categories.
Both Recent Documents and Bookmarks access is maintained in accordance with your project and document access permissions. The following rules are enforced:
Every time you open a document in IGP:Writer from Private Documents or a Project it is added to your Recently Used list in chronological order. The most recently accessed document is at the top. Recent applies to books in your Private Documents or in Projects of which you are a member.
If you are in a prolonged production engagement with a book or document Recent Documents is the button to click to get quickly back into editing, structuring or styling your current documents with IGP:Writer. You can also open the documents in Reader, or view the DPM catalog item.
Recently Used only shows documents for which you have IGP:Writer access permissions. If a document is changed to the library or to a project of which you are not a member, the document will be removed from your Recent Document list automatically.
Recent Documents makes it easy to access documents for users who are in intense engagement with a limited number of documents over time.
The Recent Documents button is always available on the Mainbar from all Private account interface views. You can also click on the Recent Documents Toolbar if you are in the opening view.
When you first open Recent Documents the interface will be empty. References will be added as you open various documents in IGP:Writer.
You cannot change the Document titles or sequence in the Recent Documents list, and it is limited to a maximum of the 20 most recently accessed documents.
From the Recent document interface you can directly open any document in Reader, Writer or Catalogue view by clicking on the relevant button.
You can add and remove bookmarks on the fly in your Private Documents, from Projects of which you are a member, and from the Account Library.
Every document that can be bookmarked based on your permissions, shows the Bookmark Icon on the left side.
From any document where you can see the Bookmark icon, click the Bookmark Icon once.
The document is added to your bookmarks. The Bookmark icon will show a red cross indicating that a bookmark is applied.
You can now navigate to Bookmarks using the Bookmarks button. You will see the book in the master Bookmarks list at the top.
If you click a Bookmarked icon (with the red cross), the book is immediately removed from the Bookmarks list.
You can create any number of personal Bookmark Categories to organize your own Bookmarks.
You can delete a Bookmark at any time.
You can delete a Bookmark Category at any time.
The Bookmark and Recent Document bars give you information about the document to help you locate the correct document quickly and easily.
In the Bookmarks interface the Bookmark bars are colour coded:
Pink: A document that is in the General Bookmarks landing area that has not been put into a category.
Bronze: A document is referenced from Private Documents
Green: A document is referenced from Project Documents
Blue: A document is referenced from Library Documents.
You can directly navigate to Writer, Reader or the catalog item from the bookmark bar by clicking on the appropriate button on the left.