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Updated on: Aug 19, 2010
How to Check Out a Lesson for Editing
These instructions will show you how to check a lesson out so that you can edit the contents.
If you need to check out a lesson that is already checked out by another user then refer to this lesson.
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How to Check Out a Manual for Editing
These instructions will show you how to check a manual out so that you can edit the title and outline. Note that you do not need to check out a manual in order to edit a lesson in the manual. Just check out the lesson.
If you need to check out a manual that is already checked out by another user then refer to this lesson.
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Checking Out a Lesson or Manual When Another Author has it Checked Out
ScreenSteps allows an author to check out lessons or manuals that another author has checked out. This is useful if the other author is not available to check the lesson or manual back in.
Note that besides the method shown here you can also override another author using the contextual menu that appears when clicking on a lesson or manual in a list.
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Refreshing the Lessons and Manuals to see Additions Made by Other Authors
Currently ScreenSteps Desktop does not update your display when other authors add lessons to the library. You can manually refresh the list of manuals and lessons using the Refresh button in the bottom left-hand corner of the window.
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What You Need to Install ScreenSteps Workgroup
In addition to ScreenSteps Desktop and ScreenSteps Workgroup Administrator you will need to have the following resources available before you install ScreenSteps Workgroup
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Creating a SQL Server Database
This lesson will show you how to create a ScreenSteps Workgroup database using Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio.
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Adding a SQL Server User
Now that you have created the screensteps_workgroup database you need to create a user account that can be used to log into the database from the ScreenSteps Desktop client.
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