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Fleet Survey Selector Screen. This
screen allows the user to specify ranges for any of a number of vessel
criteria, and have the database automatically return a list of vessels
that match the criteria. In the example illustrated by this screen
shot, you can see the user has specified a vessel length of between 200
and 202 feet, a horsepower (BHP) range of between 5,000 and 10,000, and a
Clear Deck Length of between 25 and 125 feet. The program has returned a
list of eight vessels that match these criteria. The vessel names have
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Vessel Specifications Sheet.
This screen shot illustrates a Vessel Specifications sheet, as produced
dynamically by the program from the most current data. The company name
and vessel name have been blurred for privacy. Notice the different
categories of vessel characteristics, and the various types of data within
each category.
The following four examples illustrate how you can control the
information that displays in this Spec Sheet.
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Field Labels List Control Screen.
This is the screen that allows the user to control which fields are
displayed on the Spec Sheet. Notice at the top of the list is a selector
for "Category." The categories in this selector are editable
also, and correspond to the categories on the Spec Sheet. Notice the
ability to enter more Field Labels, and to designate whether they will
display on the Spec Sheet, and the additional capability to determine the
order in which they display. |
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Vessel Data Entry/Edit Screen.
This screen allows the user to enter the specific data for each field in
each category for the selected vessel. The vessel name has been blurred
for privacy. Notice the Category selector and the Field name selector.
Each data type in the field is also editable (on another screen). On this
screen you enter or edit the quantity of each data type label, as
illustrated. |
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Print Data Line Formatting Control
Screen.
This screen depicts one of the most powerful capabilities of this
application. We devised an efficient print format control language to
allow you to control precisely the exact appearance of each print line on
the Spec Sheet. There is one print line for each Field Label; each print
line can contain multiple data elements, as illustrated. Notice the data
elements are the same as illustrated in the previous example, the format
string that controls the appearance of the print line, and the preview of
the print line itself, as it will appear on the spec sheet, with the
appropriate data included. If you will go back and look at the Spec Sheet
example, you will see this very line actually printed (5th line
down) in the Machinery category. |
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Print Data Line Formatting
Instructions.
This screen illustrates the kind of integrated instant help available for
complex operations in our applications. This screen gives a full
explanation and tutorial on how to use the proprietary print data line
format control in the previous example. |
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Fleet Profile Selector. With
this form, the user can see a full or restricted "Fleet Profile"
report. An example of this report is in the next example. You can see from
this form that the user can select either "All Vessels" in the
fleet, or they can select one or more areas, and they can select one or
more vessel types. In the example, you can see the user selected four
areas and three different vessel types. The report produced by these
selections is in the next example. |
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Fleet Profile Report. This
screen shot shows the report produced by the selector form in the previous
example. Notice in the upper right of the report that the restrictions
specified on the selector form are summarized, so you know exactly what
you're looking at. Certain information on this report has been blurred for
privacy. |
