In this lesson you will learn how to start a job and open the 'Job Editor'. In our example, we are using a text-editing job, but the process is the same for an image-editing or translation job.
Log in to one2edit™
Log in to your one2edit™ user account as normal, i.e., by filling in your username and password, and clicking 'Continue'.
Jobs Tab
After logging in, you will see your jobs listed in your Jobs tab.
(1) 'Job Progress Bar'
The 'Job Progress Bar' shows you the total number of items in the job (in this case, 56 items), and how many of those items have been marked as 'Done' (in this case, none, or 0%).
As you edit the content and mark items as 'Done', your progress will be displayed in this 'Progress Bar' area. The progress bar will change color (to green) as items are completed.
To start editing your job, you need to open the 'Job Editor'.
This can be done by either:
(2) Double-clicking on the document preview image
OR
(3) clicking the 'Edit' button in the 'Action' column.
Show Content Marker
The 'Job Editor' window* will now open.
(1) Show/Hide Markers
The 'Show/Hide Markers' button should be pressed (active) by default when you open the 'Job Editor'. If this is not the case, click on the button to activate it.
(2) Job Content Markers
When the 'Show/Hide Markers' button is pressed, each available job item can be identified by a yellow bubble. These bubbles are called 'Content Markers'.
(3) Job item overview
The numbers below the thumbnails at the bottom of the 'Job Editor' window reveal how many job items of each status are contained in that document spread.
* For a detailed description of the 'Job Editor' window, please refer to the 'User Interface Description'.