Challenges
Challenges
(a)
Sketch an interface, and rewrite menu items as needed, so that you can show several levels at once. (Release Notes for The Storage Router Cluster appear under Documentation for the Storage Router Cluster. Other products from Hardware R Us are the Solo Router, and The Storage Router ).
Release Notes for the Storage Router Cluster
Introduction
System Requirements
Network Equipment
IP Hosts
Graphical User Interface
iSCSI Driver Version Support
Obtaining Updated Software and iSCSI Drivers
Determining the Software Version
Limitations and Restrictions on the Storage Router Cluster
Important Notes
Open Caveats
CLI
Configuration Management
Switches
Documentation Updates
Related Documentation
Release-Specific Documents
Platform-Specific Documents
Hardware Documents
Software Documents
Service and Support
Software Configuration Tips
Installation Cautions
Obtaining Documentation
World Wide Web
Documentation CD-ROM
Ordering Documentation
Documentation Feedback
Obtaining Technical Assistance
Ripco.com
Technical Assistance Center
Ripco Technical Assistance Web Site
Other ways to make your menus meaningful:
6a. Think of a heading as an object you reuse many times.
6b. Write each menu so it offers a meaningful structure.
6c. Offer multiple routes to the same information.
6d. Write and display several levels at once.
6e. When users arrive at the target, make it obvious.
6f. Confirm the location by showing its position in the hierarchy.
Resources on menus
Heuristic Online Text (H. O. T.) Evaluation of Menus
(b)
Sketch an interface, and rewrite menu items as needed, so that you can show several levels at once.
Welcome to our Total World Conglomerate Web SiteAnnual Report for TWC, Inc.
CEO Bud Buddigan
CFO Al Accountero
CIO Liz Data
Board Officers
Email Form
Corporate Entities
Agricultural Conglomerate
Petroleum Conglomerate
Chemicals Conglomerate
Network Conglomerate
Satellite Conglomerate
Prison Conglomerate
Education Conglomerate
Publishing Conglomerate
Entertainment Conglomerate
Systems Conglomerate
Design Systems
Computer-Assisted Manufacturing Systems
Just-in-Time Delivery Systems
Communication Systems
Consulting Group
Financial Systems
Automotive Systems
Aerospace Systems
Battle Systems
Refinery Systems
Human Control Systems
Articulation Systems
Point-of-Sale Systems
Warehousing Systems
Introducing the Warehouse System Groups
Warehouse Physical Plant
Warehouse Liaison
Warehouse Maintenance
Warehouse Management
Warehouse Update
Warehouse Database
I. Executive Overview of the Warehouse Database
II. Getting Started with the Warehouse Database
Installing Your Demonstration Database
Launching Your Demonstration Database
Working with Menus, Windows, and Forms
Working with Records
Creating a New Record
Modifying an Existing Record
Selecting Records
Overview of Record Selection
Selecting All Records in an Area
Selecting a Filtered Set of Records in an Area
Deleting Records
Sorting Records.
Receiving
Assigning receipt numbers
Receiving a pallet
Checking in a receipt
Selecting an item
Approving inspection
Maintaining aisles
Maintaining purchase orders
Processing drop shipments
Handling Customer returns
Assembling a palette for shipment
Shipping
Creating New Menus
Generating Reports
Maintaining the Warehouse Database
III. Creating Menus for your Warehouse Database
IV. Creating a New Database
V. Setting Up Your Company
VI. Setting up Your Warehouse
VII. Maintaining the Warehouse Database
VIII. Calculations and Processing with the Warehouse Database
IX. Reports from the Warehouse Database
