Nolij Web is a web based document management system. ... Using Mozilla
Firefox, go to http://nolij.gonzaga.edu:8080/NolijWeb ... will have a different title
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Nolij Web Training General Navigation Updated 9/25/12
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Table of Contents Introduction ............................................................................................................... 3 How to login ................................................................................................................ 3 Basic Navigation ......................................................................................................... 3 Searching for a student ........................................................................................ 4 Viewing documents ................................................................................................... 4 Scanning documents ................................................................................................ 5 Indexing a document ............................................................................................... 6 Merging Pages ............................................................................................................... 7 Batch Scanning/Indexing ..................................................................................... 7 Import a document .................................................................................................... 8 Annotating a document ......................................................................................... 9 Printing a document .............................................................................................. 10 Emailing a document .............................................................................................. 10 Deleting a document ............................................................................................. 11 Logging Out ................................................................................................................ 11
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Introduction Nolij Web is a web based document management system. In this training you will learn the basics of navigation, how to scan documents, how to index documents as well as other system features such as annotation, printing and emailing documents. If you experience any issues using Nolij Web please contact the IT Support Center at (509) 313-‐ 5550 or
[email protected].
How to login 1. Using Mozilla Firefox, go to http://nolij.gonzaga.edu:8080/NolijWeb Note: using Internet Explorer could result in slow performance or unknown errors. 2. The Nolij Web login screen will come up. Type in your Banner Username and Banner password. Either hit or click the button.
Basic Navigation
Clicking on the Nolij The ‘Work Logo will allow you to Complete’ button see the user guide sends a folder to the next step. This is only used by departments that have automated workflow.
Displays where the folder is located in the workflow. If you have permission, you can also manually route folders using the down arrow. Please note that each department will have a different title here.
The ‘Clear Query’ button clears the Query area.
Under the ‘Preference’ menu you have the following options: Change your view options, Change your theme, Document view, and Forms
This is the inbox area. It shows you what (if any) inboxes you can view and how many folders are in the b ox. Put your mouse over the words and double click to open the inbox.
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After 20 minutes of inactivity you will be logged out.
An instant chat feature and a graphical representatio n of your work flow are located under ‘Tools’
Searching for a student 1. You can search for a student by using GU ID, Social Security Number (SSN), or Name. The options for searching will vary by department. For example, the Accounts Payable area can search using PO#. a. To search by GU ID, type in the person’s ID number into the ‘GU ID’ field and press enter. b. To search by SSN, type it into the SSN field and press enter. c. To search by name use the first and last name fields, these fields are case sensitive. You can also use the ‘%’ as a wildcard, just as you do in Banner.
Note: a different set of query fields will appear, depending on the department you work in.
Viewing documents 1. Once you have searched for a student, their folder will show up in the ‘Query Results’ box. If you click on the folder, it will display the documents in the ‘Folder Objects’ box. To view a document, click on it and it will appear in your work area to the right.
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Imaging Toolbar
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1.) Allows you to drag the document up and down 2.) Saves any changes you’ve made to the document 3.) Used to print the document 4.) Takes you to the beginning of the document 5.) Takes you to the previous page of the document 6.) Takes you to the next page of the document 7.) Takes you to the end of the document 8.) Allows you to extract pages from a document 9.) Rotates the image counterclockwise 10.) Rotates the image clockwise 11.) Annotation menu 12.) Zoom in 13.) Zoom out 14.) Fits the image to the width of your window 15.) Fits the image to the height of your window 16.) Maximizes the image to the its actual size
Scanning documents 1.) 2.) 3.) 4.)
Bring up the student’s folder by entering their name, ID, SSN, etc. Make sure your scanner is on and place the document in correctly. Then press the scan button. A window will pop up. Here you can adjust to the quality of the image. a. If the words on the document are really light turn the brightness up to make it darker. b. If the page is dark or an odd color such as yellow then turning the brightness down will make it easier to read. c. Resolution should not be set lower than 300 x 300. d. Image Mode should always be Black & White.
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5.) When you’ve made all necessary adjustments click the “Scan” button.
Indexing a document 1.) Now that the document has been scanned it needs to be indexed. If you right click on the document a list of options will pop up, select “Choose Index Type”.
2.) Another box will come up with Indexing options. Select the appropriate document type.
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3.) If the type of document is included in this list, click on it and the files name will change. 4.) If you do not see an appropriate option you can use the ‘Misc. Item’ option. 5.) In order to customize a document type, you can add text to the end of the name by scrolling to the end, hitting -‐ and typing your text. For example, “ADU-‐ Transcript” can become “ADU-‐Transcript – Gonzaga Prep”.
Merging Pages 1.) If the document has multiple pages, first, scan all the pages. 2.) You can merge them into one document by clicking on the front page, then pressing control and clicking on all the other pages. NOTE: Select the pages in the order you want them to be. 3.) Then right click and select “Merge Selected” now all of the pages you selected will be in one document.
Batch Scanning/Indexing A batch option can be helpful if you have a stack of documents such as transcripts to scan. 1.) In the scanning/indexing role click on the drop down arrow in the yellow batch folder area. Each department will have a different batch area title. 2.) Either select a batch folder that has already been created or type in your own name and press enter. 3.) If you are creating a new batch folder, a window will pop up asking if you would like to create a new record. Click ‘yes’. 4.) The batch folder will display in your query results window. 7
5.) Right click on the Query Title above the folder. Each department will display a different naming convention for the Query Title (ie “Admissions Batch Query 1”). 6.) Then Click on “Lock Query Results” (Note: you must unlock the batch folder in this same way when you are finished working with it). 7.) Open the folder by clicking on it. 8.) Now you can start scanning documents in and they will go into that folder. 9.) Index the documents as described above. If all your documents can be given the same name, you can index all of them at once by: a. Holding down your Control key, selecting all of the documents b. Right clicking and selecting the appropriate indexing title. To attach one of those batch documents to a student record: 1.) Look up the student 2.) Click on the document in your batch folder and drag it over to the student’s folder 3.) Click the ‘Clear Query’ button
Import a document If you have a document saved on your network drive or desktop you can drag documents into the students folder. 1.) Look up the student and open their folder 2.) Maximize the ‘System’ and ‘System Objects’ windows at the bottom left of your screen 3.) Click on the folder you have the document saved in
4.) The available documents will show up in your ‘System Objects’ window
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5.) Select the document you want to move to the student’s folder
6.) And drag it up to where the student’s other documents are
Annotating a document From your Imaging Toolbar you can select the annotation option which will provide you with many different options such as: put notes on the image, highlight a word(s), draw lines, etc. To annotate a document: 1.) Click on the Annotation Tools button on your imaging toolbar 2.) From the dropdown menu select the annotation tool you would like to use
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4.) Click the save disk 5.) You can modify an annotation (i.e. change the font size) by right clicking on the annotation.
Printing a document 1.) To print a document, bring up the students folder 2.) Click on the document in the ‘Folder Options’ window 3.) The file will appear to the right, click on the printer button
Emailing a document 1.) To email a document, bring up the student’s folder 2.) Click on the document in the “Folder Options” window 3.) Right click on the document and select, “Email as Attachment”
4.) An email window will come up, fill out any necessary or desired information. Please note that if you select ‘Original’ on the ‘Document’ line below, the document will be emailed without any annotations that may have been made. If you select ‘Image’ all the annotations will be included.
5.) Click “OK”
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Deleting a document 1.) To delete a document, bring up the student’s folder 2.) Click on the document in the “Folder Options” window 3.) Right click on the document and select, “Delete”
4.) You will receive a confirmation window, select “Yes”
5.) If you delete a document by mistake, you can recover it: a. Right-‐click on the student’s folder. b. Choose “File Recovery”. A window will pop up showing all the deleted documents. c. Choose the document you wish to recover and hit “Recover Document”. It will then reappear in the student’s list of documents.
Logging Out 1.) To Log out of Nolij, be sure you’ve cleared your “Query” and “Query Results” areas. 2.) Click on the red “x” labeled “Logout” in the upper right-‐hand corner of the Nolij window.
REMEMBER! Once you are done scanning, indexing and/or merging documents be sure to click “Clear Query” before you go to a new student’s file.
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