The document provides details on various tab types that can be created and customized within the Reservoir Apps CMS & Tabs app for both Android and iOS. It describes the functionality of tabs such as the home tab, image tab, contact tab, info tab, social tab, and others. Customizations for each tab include adding images, text, buttons, and other interactive elements. The CMS allows building a fully customized mobile app using different pre-made tab templates.
This document provides a step-by-step tutorial for writing a newsletter using Microsoft Word 2007. It outlines 10 steps including opening Word, setting margins and page layout, adding titles using word art, inserting columns, adding drop caps and text wrapping, creating bulleted lists, and inserting clip art. The tutorial is intended for users new to Word 2007 and guides them through basic formatting and layout features to write a newsletter.
This document provides instructions for creating a database in Microsoft Access 2007. It begins by explaining how to start Access 2007 and open a blank database. It then guides the user through creating a table called "personnel" with fields like "Last Name" and setting properties like the field size. The instructions demonstrate the new interface in Access 2007 with tabs and ribbons and provide tips for designing database fields and tables.
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2. Topics that will be covered include typing, font features, paragraph formatting, styles, editing, and saving and printing. Exercises are provided to practice each skill, such as changing text formatting, adding a date and image, and creating a bulleted list.
3. Instructions are given on how to save and print the document, as well as a preview of print settings before sending to the printer. Congratulations are provided for completing the first class.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a rubric using the Rubistar website without saving it. It explains how to select a rubric template, enter information, choose categories and content, modify and submit the rubric, and then print or download it in different formats without saving on the website.
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This document contains UI elements and interaction patterns for an iPhone mockup app. It includes common interface elements like status bars, navigation bars, tab bars, as well as lists, tables, pickers, and keyboard designs. The file is intended to provide reusable vector graphics and guidelines for mockups, while deferring to Apple's official guidelines for final designs.
This document provides a step-by-step tutorial for writing a newsletter using Microsoft Word 2007. It outlines 10 steps including opening Word, setting margins and page layout, adding titles using word art, inserting columns, adding drop caps and text wrapping, creating bulleted lists, and inserting clip art. The tutorial is intended for users new to Word 2007 and guides them through basic formatting and layout features to write a newsletter.
This document provides instructions for creating a database in Microsoft Access 2007. It begins by explaining how to start Access 2007 and open a blank database. It then guides the user through creating a table called "personnel" with fields like "Last Name" and setting properties like the field size. The instructions demonstrate the new interface in Access 2007 with tabs and ribbons and provide tips for designing database fields and tables.
1. The document provides an introduction and instructions for using basic features in Microsoft Word 2010, including typing, font features, paragraph formatting, inserting dates and images, and creating bulleted lists.
2. Topics that will be covered include typing, font features, paragraph formatting, styles, editing, and saving and printing. Exercises are provided to practice each skill, such as changing text formatting, adding a date and image, and creating a bulleted list.
3. Instructions are given on how to save and print the document, as well as a preview of print settings before sending to the printer. Congratulations are provided for completing the first class.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a rubric using the Rubistar website without saving it. It explains how to select a rubric template, enter information, choose categories and content, modify and submit the rubric, and then print or download it in different formats without saving on the website.
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This document contains UI elements and interaction patterns for an iPhone mockup app. It includes common interface elements like status bars, navigation bars, tab bars, as well as lists, tables, pickers, and keyboard designs. The file is intended to provide reusable vector graphics and guidelines for mockups, while deferring to Apple's official guidelines for final designs.
Desktop publishing programs allow users to combine text and graphics to create professional publications for print and web. Layouts should be planned in advance as desktop publishing provides greater design freedom than word processing. Common desktop publishing programs that can be used to create documents like newspapers, magazines, and brochures include QuarkXPress, Adobe InDesign, and Microsoft Publisher, which contains toolbars for formatting text and inserting objects.
The document discusses Microsoft Word toolbars, ScreenTips, and toolbar buttons. It describes what a toolbar is and how ScreenTips provide information about toolbar buttons when the mouse is hovered over them. It then provides details on the Standard toolbar, Formatting toolbar, and Drawing toolbar, listing the buttons included on each and their functions.
This document provides an introduction to some of the new features of Microsoft Office 2007, including the Ribbon interface. It discusses the Microsoft Office Button, which replaces the File menu, and the Quick Access Toolbar. It then explains that the Ribbon is made up of Tabs and Groups, and gives examples of the Home tab in Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Access. It also discusses how Groups can be opened to access additional options and how selecting text causes a mini toolbar to appear with formatting options. The document is intended to familiarize new users with the main interface changes in Office 2007.
This document provides instructions for creating a flyer using Microsoft Publisher 2007. It begins by opening Publisher 2007 and selecting "Flyers" in the task pane. It then guides the user to select the "Arcs" flyer template. The document instructs the user to edit the default business information and update it with their own information. Finally, it shows how to choose color and font schemes for the flyer template. The overall purpose is to teach the basic steps to create a flyer using Publisher 2007's templates and formatting tools.
The document provides instructions for creating a database in Microsoft Access 2007. It explains how to start Access, select a blank database template, and save the database file. It then guides the user through designing a table with fields like Last Name, First Name, and Address details. Data types are also explained for common fields. The goal is to build a personnel database with a record for each employee.
This document provides instructions for using the EDOnline yearbook software. It outlines how to log in, select pages, place images and text, use templates and backgrounds, and create cover pages. The steps covered include inserting photos, cropping and editing images, resizing and moving elements, and using the auto page builder to automatically generate layouts. Advanced features like text formatting and custom templates are also explained.
This document provides instructions for working with various objects in Microsoft Word, including shapes, clipart, pictures, smart art graphics, word art, charts, and more. It discusses how to insert, format, and manipulate these different objects. The document is written by Dr. Pallawi Bulakh and covers topics like inserting clipart and pictures; formatting objects; adding text to smart art graphics; splitting text into columns; creating bulleted and numbered lists; and inserting page numbers, dates, symbols, text boxes, and charts.
The document describes the features and capabilities of the Denny's App, which allows users to access and organize various documents, initiatives, materials and information digitally. Key sections include digital paperwork that can be uploaded and shared, marketing and training initiatives that can be displayed and referenced over time, reference materials like manuals and guides, team member profiles, pictures and announcements. The app aims to consolidate important information and resources in one digital space for easy access and record keeping.
The document provides instructions on how to customize various settings and features in Gmail. It explains how to create signatures and add images, set up multiple signatures, avoid recording signatures automatically, change or create themes, show or hide email snippets, position the chat window, set up video and voice chat, conduct video and group chats, use Google Docs gadgets like calendars and documents, manage time and mailboxes through methods like Inbox Zero, set up priority inbox, connect Outlook to Gmail, and get updates and troubleshoot issues.
The document discusses Microsoft Word and how to create documents and pamphlets. It explains that a document is an electronic file that can be created using a word processor like MS Word. Common file extensions for documents are .doc, .docx, .odt and .rtf. It then describes the interface of MS Word and how to set up page size and margins. It provides steps for adding pictures and text boxes to a document, formatting layout and saving the file as a PDF. It concludes with instructions for how to create a pamphlet using Word templates and editing options.
The document provides instructions for using various tools and features in Microsoft Draw. It explains how to access the Draw toolbar, use tools to draw shapes like arrows and boxes, format shapes, add text boxes, group objects, and draw curved lines and arrows. The steps are demonstrated through examples and screenshots to illustrate how to utilize Draw's drawing and formatting capabilities.
This document provides an overview of the key parts and functions of the Tape Ministry website. It discusses the main menu, search and newsletter features, contact and Q&A pages, and administrative access. The training objectives are to learn about the website parts customers interact with, available functions, and how to access the admin section. It reviews each section of the main menu in detail and shows examples of the contact form, Q&A page, and how to log in as an admin.
The document provides instructions on how to insert various text elements in Microsoft Word 2010, including text boxes, quick parts, word art, drop caps, signature lines, dates and times, and objects. It explains each text element and provides the steps to insert them. For example, it states that to insert a text box, you click the "Insert" tab and then the "Text Box" button to select from built-in text box formats. It also demonstrates how to insert things like a signature line or date and time in different formats. The document serves as a tutorial for learning how to insert and format different types of text in Word.
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Microsoft Word is a powerful word processing program that allows users to create professional documents. It features a ribbon interface with tabs for formatting tools. The main text editor window displays documents and provides options to change fonts, add tables and images, adjust page layout and margins, and more. Word's various views allow customizing the document display.
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1) The document provides instructions for creating a logo and website using Muse and Photoshop. It outlines steps for adding text, images, navigation, forms and other elements to pages.
2) Tutorials and examples are referenced for creating logos with drawing or text in Photoshop, designing navigation menus and formatting pages in Muse.
3) The document coaches working with layers, styles, effects and exporting files in Muse and Photoshop.
To create a PowerPoint presentation from scratch, go to the "File" menu and select "New presentation" to start with a blank template. Alternatively, you can choose a pre-made template under "New from template" to focus only on content. Presentations are organized into slides that can be further divided into sections for grouping related slides. When adding new slides, the layout can be selected using the arrow button next to the "New slide" option to choose designs suited for different media like videos. Formatting tools allow customizing text, inserting images and objects, and arranging content. Transitions between slides and animations within slides can make the presentation more engaging for audiences.
This tutorial teaches how to customize forms in PerfectForms by:
1. Creating and naming a new form, then setting its size, borders, and background color in the Form Properties panel.
2. Adding images to the form by selecting them from the assets menu in the toolbar and adjusting their size and position.
3. Creating accent borders using horizontal and vertical separators from the toolbar, then customizing their color, width, and position on the form.
4. Saving and previewing the customized form.
This document provides an introduction and instructions for creating brochures, flyers, and newsletters using Microsoft Publisher 2007. It explains how to start Publisher 2007, load the program interface, and access templates for different publications. The tutorial then guides the user through creating a sample flyer, including selecting a template, editing business information, formatting pages, and choosing color and font schemes. It demonstrates basic Publisher skills like adding objects, undoing actions, and previewing designs.
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The document discusses various features of Microsoft PowerPoint for creating presentations including adding content and formatting to slides, adding transitions and animations, and previewing a presentation in Slide Show view. It also provides steps for inserting tables, charts, pictures, and SmartArt graphics into slides as well as adding notes, hyperlinks, and action buttons.
Desktop publishing programs allow users to combine text and graphics to create professional publications for print and web. Layouts should be planned in advance as desktop publishing provides greater design freedom than word processing. Common desktop publishing programs that can be used to create documents like newspapers, magazines, and brochures include QuarkXPress, Adobe InDesign, and Microsoft Publisher, which contains toolbars for formatting text and inserting objects.
The document discusses Microsoft Word toolbars, ScreenTips, and toolbar buttons. It describes what a toolbar is and how ScreenTips provide information about toolbar buttons when the mouse is hovered over them. It then provides details on the Standard toolbar, Formatting toolbar, and Drawing toolbar, listing the buttons included on each and their functions.
This document provides an introduction to some of the new features of Microsoft Office 2007, including the Ribbon interface. It discusses the Microsoft Office Button, which replaces the File menu, and the Quick Access Toolbar. It then explains that the Ribbon is made up of Tabs and Groups, and gives examples of the Home tab in Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Access. It also discusses how Groups can be opened to access additional options and how selecting text causes a mini toolbar to appear with formatting options. The document is intended to familiarize new users with the main interface changes in Office 2007.
This document provides instructions for creating a flyer using Microsoft Publisher 2007. It begins by opening Publisher 2007 and selecting "Flyers" in the task pane. It then guides the user to select the "Arcs" flyer template. The document instructs the user to edit the default business information and update it with their own information. Finally, it shows how to choose color and font schemes for the flyer template. The overall purpose is to teach the basic steps to create a flyer using Publisher 2007's templates and formatting tools.
The document provides instructions for creating a database in Microsoft Access 2007. It explains how to start Access, select a blank database template, and save the database file. It then guides the user through designing a table with fields like Last Name, First Name, and Address details. Data types are also explained for common fields. The goal is to build a personnel database with a record for each employee.
This document provides instructions for using the EDOnline yearbook software. It outlines how to log in, select pages, place images and text, use templates and backgrounds, and create cover pages. The steps covered include inserting photos, cropping and editing images, resizing and moving elements, and using the auto page builder to automatically generate layouts. Advanced features like text formatting and custom templates are also explained.
This document provides instructions for working with various objects in Microsoft Word, including shapes, clipart, pictures, smart art graphics, word art, charts, and more. It discusses how to insert, format, and manipulate these different objects. The document is written by Dr. Pallawi Bulakh and covers topics like inserting clipart and pictures; formatting objects; adding text to smart art graphics; splitting text into columns; creating bulleted and numbered lists; and inserting page numbers, dates, symbols, text boxes, and charts.
The document describes the features and capabilities of the Denny's App, which allows users to access and organize various documents, initiatives, materials and information digitally. Key sections include digital paperwork that can be uploaded and shared, marketing and training initiatives that can be displayed and referenced over time, reference materials like manuals and guides, team member profiles, pictures and announcements. The app aims to consolidate important information and resources in one digital space for easy access and record keeping.
The document provides instructions on how to customize various settings and features in Gmail. It explains how to create signatures and add images, set up multiple signatures, avoid recording signatures automatically, change or create themes, show or hide email snippets, position the chat window, set up video and voice chat, conduct video and group chats, use Google Docs gadgets like calendars and documents, manage time and mailboxes through methods like Inbox Zero, set up priority inbox, connect Outlook to Gmail, and get updates and troubleshoot issues.
The document discusses Microsoft Word and how to create documents and pamphlets. It explains that a document is an electronic file that can be created using a word processor like MS Word. Common file extensions for documents are .doc, .docx, .odt and .rtf. It then describes the interface of MS Word and how to set up page size and margins. It provides steps for adding pictures and text boxes to a document, formatting layout and saving the file as a PDF. It concludes with instructions for how to create a pamphlet using Word templates and editing options.
The document provides instructions for using various tools and features in Microsoft Draw. It explains how to access the Draw toolbar, use tools to draw shapes like arrows and boxes, format shapes, add text boxes, group objects, and draw curved lines and arrows. The steps are demonstrated through examples and screenshots to illustrate how to utilize Draw's drawing and formatting capabilities.
This document provides an overview of the key parts and functions of the Tape Ministry website. It discusses the main menu, search and newsletter features, contact and Q&A pages, and administrative access. The training objectives are to learn about the website parts customers interact with, available functions, and how to access the admin section. It reviews each section of the main menu in detail and shows examples of the contact form, Q&A page, and how to log in as an admin.
The document provides instructions on how to insert various text elements in Microsoft Word 2010, including text boxes, quick parts, word art, drop caps, signature lines, dates and times, and objects. It explains each text element and provides the steps to insert them. For example, it states that to insert a text box, you click the "Insert" tab and then the "Text Box" button to select from built-in text box formats. It also demonstrates how to insert things like a signature line or date and time in different formats. The document serves as a tutorial for learning how to insert and format different types of text in Word.
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1) The document provides instructions for creating a logo and website using Muse and Photoshop. It outlines steps for adding text, images, navigation, forms and other elements to pages.
2) Tutorials and examples are referenced for creating logos with drawing or text in Photoshop, designing navigation menus and formatting pages in Muse.
3) The document coaches working with layers, styles, effects and exporting files in Muse and Photoshop.
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This tutorial teaches how to customize forms in PerfectForms by:
1. Creating and naming a new form, then setting its size, borders, and background color in the Form Properties panel.
2. Adding images to the form by selecting them from the assets menu in the toolbar and adjusting their size and position.
3. Creating accent borders using horizontal and vertical separators from the toolbar, then customizing their color, width, and position on the form.
4. Saving and previewing the customized form.
This document provides an introduction and instructions for creating brochures, flyers, and newsletters using Microsoft Publisher 2007. It explains how to start Publisher 2007, load the program interface, and access templates for different publications. The tutorial then guides the user through creating a sample flyer, including selecting a template, editing business information, formatting pages, and choosing color and font schemes. It demonstrates basic Publisher skills like adding objects, undoing actions, and previewing designs.
The document proposes solutions to improve the user experience (UX) of the SoccerTrac app based on analytics of key metrics like page views, time spent, and bounce rates.
Key areas identified for improvement include simplifying registration, emphasizing Facebook login, redesigning pages like Tournaments and Fixtures for easier navigation within thumb reach, adding search and favorite features, and optimizing the flow to reduce bounce rates and improve engagement.
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2. The “Home Tab”
• The “Home tab” is a very particular tab. It’s the
tab already there from the beginning. It works
like a template.
• On the top first, you will see the “Show
Buttons”, with the only buttons who will appear
on your home screen (if checked): Call Button,
Direction Button and Tell Friend Button.
• The Sub Tab can be set there too. (Mainly for
iPad & Tablets screens).
• The second part of the tab is to enter your
business details, locations, opening times and
left & right images.
• It will not appear on the App right there.
• You will need to add a new tab: the “Contact
Tab”
• This tab will take infos recorded on the Home
Tab and display them.
3. The “Image Tab”
• You can choose to connect to your Flickr,
Picasa or your Instagram account in the
“Image Gallery Tab”.
• You also can click on “custom” and begin to
create your gallery into the CMS. You can
create as many gallery as you want, put an
icon image and name each of them.
• If you choose to create only one, no need to
put an icon image, your gallery will appear
when user open the tab.
• Click on ”Add New Gallery” to add one. Begin
to enter the Name of your Gallery, then upload
your Thumbnail, select Gallery type …. Select
your image to upload, save it and click on
Description.
• It will open you a WYSIWYG editor when you
will be able to enter html code or simply a text.
• You can reorder images like gallery by a simple
drag and drop.
4. The “Contact Tab”
• The “Contact Tab” will allow you to add a
contact area to your App. When your “Home
Tab” is already done, you simply add the
“Contact Tab” who is going to take all data
entered.
• Nothing more to do, maybe adding a
background image.
• In the “Contact Tab” you can display your
opening times for your business. You add your
location, website, mail and phone.
• In the top of the tab (when you see it from your
device) you have a map to show your location.
• Below is your opening times, then comments.
In the bottom part, you have the “Call us”
button to call directly from your phone, the
Directions button to see the location on a map,
the E-mail button to send directly a mail from
your device and the Website button to go to
the website.
5. The “Info Tab”
• The “Info Tab” let you put your text and
images like a website with a WYSIWYG.
• - On the top you will enter your images for
mobile and tablet, there is different size for
sure. You have to check below the “New
Design” to enable images and comment on
the top page.
• If not, you will only have the WYSIWYG part.
• - On the second part of the tab your have the
description ton enter who is the WYSIWYG
part as mentioned before. Here you can enter
any html code you need to make html
presentation!
• There is 3 different “Info Tab”
• Info Tab (1-tier), Info Tab (2-tier) and Info Tab
(3-tier).
• These tabs will allow you to make categories.
6. The “Social Tab”
• The “Social Tab” will allow you to
let users connect to their social
network (Facebook, Twitter and
Google+) and to check their
Messages, Posts, Shares and
Reward. The Social Tab will show
you the dashboard user and in
the bottom, the button to connect
to social network. If you check
“Social Onboarding”, you will
display a login screen when your
app is launched. It will constrain
users to connect to social
network before to enter your App.
• Like this, users will be connected
and ready to share your content.
7. The “Reservation Tab”
The “Reservation Tab” will allow you to show items
you want to sell with a price and a reservation fee.
Very useful for example if you have a restaurant and a
delivery service.
Clients will be able to make reservation on items you
push. You can name your item, put a picture, a price,
a reservation fee and a duration for this service.
You can specify the availability from the days of the
week.
Of course you will have to put the location (where is
your shop) and edit the payment to add your paypal
client ID.
You can be connected to Google Calendar and
specify a printer (enable e-print Printers, enable
classics Printers or connect to Google Cloud Printer).
Last section, the Reservation Confirmation Email.
Click edit and it appear each part of the mail template
you and user receive when an action is done (make a
reservation, print, cancel,…). All can be set here!
8. The “Food Ordering Tab”
• The “Food Ordering Tab” will allow you to sell
your food.
• Your restaurant is right inside your App.
• You can show your dishes and select services
available (Dine in, Takeout, Delivery).
• First you will Manage Items, adding category
and items.
• When you open item you will have to put a
name, a description and a price. You will
upload an image, select the category and the
availability of your item.
• You have the option to put different size and
price for it.
• You can edit your Restaurant information to put
name, description and address and other
things.
• Then select your location and payment.
9. The “Email Photo Tab”
• The “Email Photo Tab” will
allow users to send you a
photo from his device.
He open the tab, take his
pictures and send you a mail
with the image attached to it to
the address you submitted in
the tab.
• You have to fill the Description,
Email, Subject form and you
can change the background
image like any other tabs.
10. The “Email Form Tab”
• The “Email Form Tab” is a very sophisticated
Mailing list Form.
• You can build your own newsletter by selecting
your fields and edit properties.
• First you will fill the Form Properties where you
will put the email who receive submitted form.
Then you will add Form Title and Description.
• You will click on Add a Field, and you will see the
Field list.
• Click on a field to add it.
• In the Field Properties you can change the Field
Label, select if the form is required or not and put
guidelines for user.
• Save the form.
• You have also a form design where you can edit
the theme of the form. You can change the
header, label and elements of your form. You can
also check the statistics tool to watch the
usability statistics.
11. The “Loyalty Tab”
• The “Loyalty Tab” will allow you to offer
coupons to your clients.
• This time you put a secret code with an
amount of stamp user will need to unlock
reward. You specify a reward text and
that’s it.
• You client will need to come again, once or
a few times.
• Each time he will stamp card, it opens a
popup with the name: Secret Code and it
says: Please hand your device to the
business representative who will stamp
your card.
• And below a form to put the code.
• You will put your code for your client and it
will make one stamp. Once the amount of
stamp is done, client has it reward.
12. The “GPS Coupons Tab”
• The “GPS Coupons Tab” will allow you
to create coupons for your clients. This
time it depends where you are located.
• Users have to be close the location to
make a check in.
• If not, a popup appear and say “You
need to get closer to the location
marked”.
• When user has complete the number
of check in required, he can use the
coupon and get the offer you specify.
• You can add as many GPS Coupon as
you need to.
• You client will have a list of them with
different coupons offer.
13. The “QR Coupons Tab”
• The “QR Coupons Tab” will allow you
to create coupons for your clients. You
can specify a special fee for a period
and let your clients scan QR code you
made.
• For example they need to scan the QR
code 4 times in your shop area. Once
done they will be able to use the
coupon with the special fee
associated.
• Nothing is more important that a loyal
client.
• You can add as many QR Coupon as
you need to.
• Your clients will have a list of them
with different coupons offer.
14. The “QR Scanner Tab”
• The “QR scanner Tab” will allow
you to put a QR scanner in your
App. Just add the tab, nothing
to do more, only to put a
background if needed. On the
user side, you will see a “Scan
a QR code” button to scan any
QR code.
• In the bottom of the tab there is
an history where user can find
all scan results (Url address are
displayed).
• When user click on the Scan
button, a new Url is displayed
on the bottom list.
15. The “Menu Tab”
• The “Menu Tab” will allow you to
show a restaurant menu with
section, sub section and prices.
• You can also add anything you
need with prices on it. First you
create category, then you can
add item and create your item list
with price, title and description.
Each item and category can be
active or inactive.
• Very useful when you are going
to create your menu, everything
is not done, you need to set up a
part of it, some can be inactive
until you are done.
16. The “Voice Recording Tab”
• The “Voice Recording Tab” will allow
you to give users the way to record
voices.
• Simply add the “Voice Recording Tab”
and enter presentation text and email.
• Users will see a micro icon to click on
to record.
• Then in the bottom of the screen, they
will see the lines record.
• They will be able to listen it and to
send it to the mail you specified.
• They will be able to erase the record.
• Very useful for everyone, not only
music band and musicians.
17. The “Real Estate Tab”
• The “Real Estate Tab” is for real estate
agency who really need to have their
business on mobile devices.
• They will be able to add their products
with a lot of details. Everything will be
available online.
• Users will be able to watch photos,
details about Rooms, Roof,
Architectural Style, Appliances,
Parking and much much more.
• A map is included in the tab to see
where are the apartment, condo, etc…
• Users can call directly the agency, see
direction about it and send them an
email.
18. The “Wufoo Tab”
• The « Wufoo Tab » is allowing
you to add the Wufoo online
form builder.
• Wufoo is a web application that
helps anybody build amazing
online forms.
• Check the wufoo webpage at
wufoo.com
19. The “Direction View Tab”
• The “Direction View Tab” will
allow Users to click on
directions entered on this tab.
• One clicked the Maps App is
loading and show you the best
itinerary (from where you are to
where you click).
• Very nice to put on a tourist
App to show monuments for
example.
20. The “Sports Stats Tab”
• The “Sports Stats Tab” will
allow you to have a special tab
to enter stats about sports.
• You add as many line as you
want. In your device your will
see a name on the left and a 0
on the right.
• Users will click on + to increase
a number and click on – to
decrease it.
• In your tab, you have to put a
mail and a message to send to.
Users will note their stats and
send them by mail.
21. The “Call Us Tab”
• The “Call Us Tab” allow you to
have a tab with name and
phone numbers.
!
• You can add as many name
and phone as you want. Once
users click on one name, a
popup ask if you want to make
the call.
22. The “Membership Tab”
• The “Membership Tab” is allowing
you to put a login and password
form before to enter in the App.
• You can add any user and
password you want.
• You can select the color of the text.
• This user and password will be ask
when is coming the splashscreen.
• If user don’t put the right user and
password, a popup will appear with
wrong message error.
• This tab will not be visible in the
tab list inside the app.
23. The “PDF Tab”
• The “PDF Tab” will allow you to
add your PDF documents in
one tab.
• You will be able to add an URL
address or to upload your PDF.
• You can name your PDF file
and add any PDF you want. If
needed you can have a list of
PDF on your Tab or only one.
• If you have only one, the PDF
file will open directly.
24. The “Podcast Tab”
• The “Podcast Tab” is allow you
to put a simply podcast RSS
Url or a Video Podcast RSS Url.
• Just add your Url and click to
the “Save Changes” button.
• You can add a background
image if needed.
• Remember on the Reservoir
Apps CMS you can add as
many tab as you want.
• So you can put a few “Podcast
Tab” if needed!
25. The “RSS Feed Tab”
• The “RSS Feed Tab” will allow
you to add any RSS URL you
want.
• You can add a special Icon for
your RSS. If you don’t put one,
you can even have the default
icon or the icon made by the
RSS owner.
• You can also put a background
image like for every tab in the
CMS.
• If you need more RSS URL you
can add as many RSS Feed Tab
as you want.
26. The “Mortgage Calculator Tab”
• The “Mortgage Calculator Tab”
is an useful tool to calculate
the monthly payment to make
when you have a mortgage.
• You have to fill one form
“Interest Rate” and to check or
not the Read-only.
• Save and it’s done.
27. The “Tip Calculator Tab”
• The “Tip Calculator Tab” will
allow you to put a Tip
Calculator in your App.
Simply add the tab, nothing
more, you can add a
backgroundimage.
The font is customizable in the
Appearance section.
• Very useful when you are in a
restaurant with friends.
• You put the Total Check, the Tip
Percentage and the Number of
People. It will give you the Total
Tip to give and the Tip each
person pays.
28. The “Google Ad Tab”
• The “Google Ads Tab” will allow
you to add your Unit ID for
admob or dfp.
• First you have to check “Show
Ads within my app”.
• Then you have to choose
between admob and dfp.
• Then you have to enter your Ad
Unit ID and it’s done!
• You will have your ads appear
in the top of your app like in the
image example on the right.
29. The “Walkthrough Tab”
• The “Walkthrough Tab” let you
give general instructions to
Apple. There is three form to fill.
• You can only fill the first and
uncheck the others or not.
• This will help the Apple review
team understand the purpose
of your application which will
increase your chances of
approval.
• This tab is not appearing in the
App, you will not be able to see
it. Only for iOS store approval.
30. The Push notifications
• The Push notification area is a very sophisticated
tool!
• Go to “Messages” on the top menu. You can see
that you can send your text to “iPhone App users”,
“Android App User” and to Facebook & Twitter (You
need to connect to both first. Then you will be able
to check it).
• Go to “Location” to determine if you want to send
your push to All users or to Specific area users.
(specific area users will show you a map where you
will be able to select your area choice).
• Go to “Content” to send your content and select:
• 1 Website Url,
• 2 Link to a specific tab,
• 3 Choose from our Offers (it’s the templates archive).
• The template archive is very simple to manage and
modify.
• You will be able to send to your customers a
professional push with content and link that they can
receive in their “Message Tab” .
31. Individual tab details
• Individual Tab details will allow you
to customize each part of your tab.
All modifications made will not be
present on other tabs.
• First go on Appearance, App layout
and select your tab in the Active
Tabs list on the right. Edit it and a
popup will appear.
• Again go on Appearance and click
on the right top button “Create
Separate Appearance”. Once done
you can change anything on your
tab without changing the other tabs.
• Perfect for customize a special tab
and to push it.