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The current website will work for all online access through any browser enabled: desktop, laptop, netbook, iPad, tablet, iPhone and mobile (cell) phone.  
The current website will work for all online access through any browser enabled: desktop, laptop, netbook, iPad, tablet, iPhone and mobile (cell) phone.  


However if you are accessing the site through an iPhone or iPad there is an alternative view formatted specifically for your screen size. This program also allows easy '''Bookmarking''' within the application for quick return and access to your favourite pages. This alternate view involves using a free application, Wikipanion, available through the Apple iTunes App Store.   
Option 1 - if you are accessing the site through an iPhone or iPad there is an alternative view formatted specifically for your screen size. This program also allows easy '''Bookmarking''' within the application for quick return and access to your favourite pages. This alternate view involves using a free application, Wikipanion, available through the Apple iTunes App Store.   
 
 
Application Limitations- quicktime videos and audio mp3 do not play, both will play in your favourite normal browser view.


Application Limitations - quicktime videos and audio mp3 do not play, both will play in your favourite normal browser view.


Below I describe the steps in setting up Wikipanion for your iPhone or iPad. My special thanks to Robert Chin for his useful application.


Below I describe the steps in setting up Wikipanion for your iPhone or iPad. My special thanks to Robert Chin for his useful application.
Option 2 - Convert the pages to PDF version for viewing off-line.


==Wikipanion Setup==
==Wikipanion Setup==

Revision as of 15:43, 25 October 2012

Introduction

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The current website will work for all online access through any browser enabled: desktop, laptop, netbook, iPad, tablet, iPhone and mobile (cell) phone.

Option 1 - if you are accessing the site through an iPhone or iPad there is an alternative view formatted specifically for your screen size. This program also allows easy Bookmarking within the application for quick return and access to your favourite pages. This alternate view involves using a free application, Wikipanion, available through the Apple iTunes App Store.

Application Limitations - quicktime videos and audio mp3 do not play, both will play in your favourite normal browser view.

Below I describe the steps in setting up Wikipanion for your iPhone or iPad. My special thanks to Robert Chin for his useful application.

Option 2 - Convert the pages to PDF version for viewing off-line.

Wikipanion Setup

The setup instructions are the same for both iPhone and iPad. I will use screenshots from the iPhone.

Download Application

Wikipanion icon.png Apple Store link - Wikipanion for iPhone

Wikipanion for iPad


Note - This is a free application and the Embryology site editor has no affiliation with the program author.


Changing Application Settings

The application default settings are for Wikipedia access. You will need to change the Wiki source setting (don't worry you can still have access to the original Wiki). In the following iPhone screenshots the red overlay shows the specific button pushes or menu items (Opening the screenshot will display a larger image).


1. Opening page

Wikipanion-image-11.jpg

2. Select Wiki page

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3. Manage Wikis page

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4. Search page

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The Wikipedia main page is first displayed. In the top lefthand corner press the "W" icon. This will open the Select Wiki page. In the middle of the screen press the "Manage Wikis" menu item. This will open the Manage Wikis page. In the middle of the screen press the "Search" menu item. This will open the Search page. In the search window enter "Embryo" This will show the Embryology Wiki as a search result. Press the "Add" button. This will return you to the Select Wiki page.
Wikipanion-image-55.jpg 5. Select Wiki page

The page should now show the Embryology Wiki in the menu items with a tick.

At the top right of the screen press the "Done" button.


Congratulations, you have now changed the default Wiki setting!


Note - you can return to this page later and reselect Wikipedia or add many other Wikis using the same method.

Wikipanion-image-6.jpg 6. Embryology

If you have completed the changes correctly the Embryology Main Page image should now be displayed.


  1. Search the site - by typing a term in the top window.
  2. Select topics - by clicking terms in the main page image.
  3. Select links - by scrolling down the main page and selecting links.


For additional options continue the tutorial below (options include page sub-headings, adding bookmarks)

Note - downloading pages for offline viewing is only available on the commercial + version.

Using Mobile Options

Seeing Page Sub-Headings

Wikipanion-image-66.jpg Contents

The list icon is shown in the centre of the menu at the bottom of the screen.

This will open a list of the major sub-headings on the currently displayed page.

Selecting the sub-heading from the displayed list will jump immediately to that location on the page.

Wikipanion-image-7.jpg

Adding a Bookmark

Wikipanion-image-69.jpg Bookmark


The bookmark icon is shown at the top right of the screen.

Clicking the icon button will open the Bookmark page.

Click the "+" button at the top left of the screen.

Note that you can also see your history from this page and also add bookmarks from history.

Wikipanion-image-88.jpg Wikipanion-image-9.jpg

Saving Images

Wikipanion-image-10.jpg Images


Clicking on an image opens the image in a new window.

This image can now be bookmarked or saved.

Saving - beneath the image is an option to save the image to your photo album.

Click "OK" when saved.

The image is now available on your iPhone/iPad for viewing even offline.

Wikipanion-image-12.jpg




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