TheocBase/TheocBase
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Settings
Settings
Innstillinger -
Public Talks
Public Talks
Offentlige foredrag -
Adding the List of Public Talk Titles
Adding the List of Public Talk Titles
Legger til listen over foredragstemaer -
In the <strong>Settings</strong> select the <strong>Public Talks</strong> page.
In the
<strong>Settings</strong>select the<strong>Public Talks</strong>page.Under<strong>Innstillinger</strong>velg siden<strong>Offentlige foredrag</strong>. -
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Note:
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Make necessary corrections making sure there are only talk numbers and titles.
Make necessary corrections making sure there are only talk numbers and titles.
Se til at det kun er foredragsnummer og temaer når du gjør nødvendige korrigeringer. -
Press the <strong>Next</strong> button and choose a language.
Press the
<strong>Next</strong>button and choose a language.Trykk på<strong>Neste</strong>-knappen og velg et språk. -
Press the <strong>OK</strong> button and review what you have pasted.
Press the
<strong>OK</strong>button and review what you have pasted.Trykk på<strong>Neste</strong>-knappen og se over det du har limt inn. -
When satisfied with the talk list, press the <strong>Save to Database</strong> button.
When satisfied with the talk list, press the
<strong>Save to Database</strong>button.Når du er fornøyd med foredragslisten, trykk på<strong>Lagre i databasen</strong>-knappen. -
Revised Public Talk Outlines
Revised Public Talk Outlines
Reviderte disposisjoner til offentlige foredrag -
In order to keep track of changing titles, outlines or complete replacements of talks it is possible to set the corresponding dates of their releasing and discontinuing as well as their current revision date. When a discontinued talk is replaced by another, it is neccessary to set the discontinued date [1] of the old talk and the release date [2] of the new talk, because these dates determine which of these talks should be displayed at a given time:
In order to keep track of changing titles, outlines or complete replacements of talks it is possible to set the corresponding dates of their releasing and discontinuing as well as their current revision date. When a discontinued talk is replaced by another, it is neccessary to set the discontinued date [1] of the old talk and the release date [2] of the new talk, because these dates determine which of these talks should be displayed at a given time:
For å kunne holde oversikt over endringer i temaer, disposisjoner eller utbytting av foredrag så er det mulig å fylle inn datoen for når de ble lansert eller fjernet, samt dato for siste revidering. Når et fjernet foredrag blir erstattet av et nytt er det nødvendig å fylle inn datoen det gamle foredraget ble fjernet [1] og lanseringsdato [2] for det nye foredraget, siden disse datoene avgjør hvilken av foredragsversjonene som blir vist i listen: -
Revised talk outlines
Revised talk outlines
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Update a Talk
Update a Talk
Oppdater et foredrag -
If the outline or the title of a talk has been updated:
If the outline or the title of a talk has been updated:
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If the title of the talk has been changed, doubleclick the <strong>Theme</strong> field of the updated talk, and enter the new title.
If the title of the talk has been changed, doubleclick the
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You find the revision date at the end of the ouline, e.g. "No. 1-E <strong>9/15</strong>".
You find the revision date at the end of the ouline, e.g. "No. 1-E
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Add a New Talk and Replace a Discontinued Talk
Add a New Talk and Replace a Discontinued Talk
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When a new talk is added it is possible to replace a discontinued talk automatically.
When a new talk is added it is possible to replace a discontinued talk automatically.
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Caution:
Caution:
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Don't follow these steps if it is just an update, e.g. revised outline, changes in the title but the same theme.
Don't follow these steps if it is just an update, e.g. revised outline, changes in the title but the same theme.