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How do I resize Document Preview in Mixed View(Listing View)?

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How do I resize Document Preview in Mixed View?

1. Login to your account using the username and password provided.
2. Hover over the Fleet Management tab.  
3. Hover over the Maintenance Control Centre tab and Click on the Respective tab i.e Manage By Date, Manage By Asset, Manage By Document Type.  
4. Select any centre tab that you want to open like Aircraft Centre, Engine Centre, etc.
5. Select any Document Type that is visible to you like Miscellaneous, etc.  
6. Select Client from list. It will load listing records into grid by default.
7. Go to end of the date record from grid that you want to access and Click on the view icon. It will open a new window. (E.g As shown in image 26th March 2018 date record is selected.)  
8. Once new window is open, Go to record that you want to access from grid.
Go to Listing Attached column and Check for the below step.
  1. If "Listing Attached" is No, Click on view icon from grid.
    (Listing Attached is No: Jump to step 10).

  2. If "Listing Attached" is Yes, Click on view icon from grid.
    (Listing Attached is Yes: Jump to step 9).
 
9. Once new window is open, Go to end of the record that you want to access and Click on the view icon. It will open a new window.  
10. Select View Type to Mixed View. It will load Mixed View in same window.

Note : You can see the original size Image of the document without the need of scroll.
 
11. Go to right corner of Document Preview section and click on resize icon. It will hide Document History, Review Management and Other sections. It will show you document in big size.  
12. To make Document Preview in original size, Click on resize icon again. It will make Document Preview to default view.  
Note:- If you do not see this option appear it is due to access restrictions for your user account. please contact an administrator.
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  1. Lauren Partridge

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