These films show you the most important features of Elestore
and of other EleFamily products in Flash films of different
durations.
By the way, the author has produced the first films on software
in 1987 !!!, which was done by using very expensive U-matic
equipment and they were distributed on VHS, a true novelty then.
| Subject |
Content all
with audio |
Min |
| Overview films
- show very briefly the most important aspects |
12
reasons
for Elestore |
12 good reasons for Elestore in just 4 min.
A very short résumé |
4:00 |
| Main
menu overview |
Short presentation of the main menu of Elestore
and the programs behind |
5:45 |
| QuickEditing
in Excel |
Short info on how data in Elestore is edited with
Excel |
1:15 |
| Overview in
films - quick and very informative |
| Article
browser part 1 |
Part 1: Overview on the article browser searching and
finding, vendors (manufacturers, suppliers), product grouping
systems and article numbers |
5:49 |
| Article
search |
How to search and select articles in Elestore |
4:20 |
| Article
number database overview |
Shows the article number
database and cross-referencing and what Elestore and Elepub
use this data for |
3:48 |
| |
Additional films are being produced! That makes an awful
lot of work but we're on it... |
|
| Short films
- for compact information on the various subjects |
| Differences
between eCl@ss / UN/SPSC |
Shows the use of UN/SPSC
in Elestore and the differences between eCl@ss and UN/SPSC |
2:00 |
| UN/SPSC,
Etim and profiClass |
Short film on the use of
UN/SPSC, Etim and profiCl@ss product classification systems
in Elestore |
3:24 |
| Detailed films
- show all the details |
| eCl@ss
product grouping system |
Shows in detail how the
eCl@ss product grouping system (industry standard) is
used in Elestore |
7:50 |
| History
browser |
Explains the history browser and the history transaction
database that records all changes to the Elestore database
content |
7:00 |
| Films on other
EleFamily products |
| Overview |
Overview on the MS Office related EleFamily applications |
7:00 |
| EleExxel
|
Introduction to EleExxel - publishing the Elestore content
with MS Excel |
13:30 |
Films
on Elepub - Object Database Publishing
These films present the
special technical features of Elepub. They are by nature
a bit technical and target an audiance with at least some
knowledge of how DTP software normally works. Each film
handles a different subject and we strongly recommend
you to see them sequentially: |
Elepub
technical
overview |
An overview on the technical issues of Elepub
An
introduction and a very brief overview on the many technical
features of Elepub. We recommend you to start with this
film and then to procedd sequentially for more details! |
9:08 |
Elepub
part 1
Chapters 1+2 |
Elepub's page structure
Gives
detailed information why Elepub differs from DTP software,
why pages in Elepub are 3D and how Elepub pages are constructed
from frames, tables and containers |
9:00 |
Elepub part 2
Chapters 3+4
|
To follow ASAP
Some general
information on the format, features and behaviour of frames
in Elepub and on frame attributes |
|
Elepub part 3
Chapters 5-7
|
To follow ASAP
Shows the
automatic sizing and the relative positioning capabilities
of Elepub frames and containers and explains data inheritance
for frames, tables and containers from mother objects
in the repository |
|
Elepub
part 4
Chapters 8+9
|
Handling of content
How
content is dynamically loaded from the database into frames
and how content can optionally be stored (frozen) in frames |
6:50 |
Elepub part 5
Chapters 10-12
|
To follow ASAP
Explains
rules and frame behaviour, shows the different types of
intelligent table objects and the use of MSExcel tables
and MSWord and RTF texts by Elepub |
|
These films make "a hell of a lot of work" and this
is why not yet all planned films are available and why some
are already outdated insofar as new software releases have been
developed with more new features.
It's just impossible to have
everything permanently up-to-date. We are anyway offfering much
more and much more detailed information than any other vendor
of comparable software that we know of.
These films explain the software but they do not contain any
statement on the features of the software. The only binding
statements on the capabilities and features of the software
can be found in the data sheets on the particular software product.
