5.0 Navigators

Question 1

What is a navigator?

Answer 1

Navigators are designed to organize a workflow in a logical format.

Question 2

What is another word for a Navigator?

Answer 2

A navigator template or charting template.

Question 3

How do users see navigators?

Answer 3

Users see navigators because they’re assigned either directly in profile records or via Workflow Engine rules.

Question 4

What is a navigator’s data structure?

Answer 4

Each navigator is composed of three types of records: templates, topics, and sections. All of these types of records are part of the LVN master file.

Question 5

What keystrokes create The Claw?

Answer 5

Ctrl + Alt + Shift with left hand, F12 then F10 with right.

Question 6

What prefixes are used for Navigator (LVN) records?

Answer 6

T for template
TOPIC for topic
SEC for section

Question 7

What is necessary before for a navigator for it to work?

Answer 7

It has to be linked.

Question 8

True or False: To create a navigator, you work in the following master files: Section ﴾SEC﴿, Topic
﴾TPC﴿, and Template ﴾TMP﴿.

Answer 8

False. All three of these are different types of records in one master file, LVN.

Question 9

Fill in the blank: A navigator topic record contains navigator __________ records.

Answer 9

Section

Question 10

True or False: A navigator template record can link to more than one topic record.

Answer 10

True

Question 11

If you type a caption of ‘Charting’ into a navigator topic record, who will see that in Hyperspace,
and in what place will they see it?

Answer 11

It is what the end user sees as the display text in the table of contents for the navigator