Chapter 0. System Requirements
Chapter 1. Installation
Chapter 2. Groups
2.1 Create Group
2.2 Group List
Chapter 3. Login
3.1 login
3.2 Create a New Account
3.3 Forget The Password
Chapter 4. My Account
4.1 My Profile
4.2 My Mailing Lists
4.3 My Groups
4.4 My Projects
Chapter 5. Project
5.1 Project Home
5.2 Project List
5.3 Project Member Management
5.4 Project Information Management
5.5 Create Project
Space
Chapter 6. News
6.1 News Home
6.2 Add News
6.3 View All News
6.4 View News Detail Information
6.5 Add Comment
Chapter 7. Event
7.1 Event Home
7.2 Add Event
7.3 View All Events
7.4 View Event Detail Information
Chapter 8. Resource
8.1 Resource Home
8.2 Add Resource
8.3 View All Resources
8.4 View Resource Detail Information
8.5 Add Comment
Chapter 9. Mailing Lists
9.1 Adding New Lists
9.2 View Lists
9.3 View Message
Chapter 10. Search
10.1 Normal Search
10.2 Advanced Search
Chapter 11. Administration
11.1 Settings
11.2 User Management
11.3 Mailing List Management
11.4 News Management
11.4.1 Delete News
11.4.2 Update News
11.5 Event Management
11.5.1 Delete Event
11.5.2 Update Event
11.5.3 Approve Event
11.6 Resource Management
11.6.1 Delete Resource
11.6.2 Update Resource
11.6.3 Approve Resource
11.6.4 Add Category
11.6.5 Delete Category
11.6.6 Update Category
11.7 Project Management
11.8 Group Management
Groups
Nexus is a groupware system which implies that many groups can co-exist in the system. Nexus itself can also be considered as a group. Many functionalities are provided for each group, including project management, resource sharing, mailing lists, events and news. Each group will have a home page which gives the description about the group, as shown below.
All links in Nexus are displayed in "silver" color and all icons are clickable. The detailed layout of each page in the Nexus system is described as follows:
- Each group can have a group logo. If there is no group logo, then the group name will be shown instead.
- There is always a search box at top-left corner allowing users to search the content in that group.
- This is the greeting from the group manager.
- Nexus provides a history path which shows the area in which the user currently locates.
- This is the navigation block which provides the links to each accessible function in that group. The title bar shows the group name (or the project name if the user is in the project space) and an icon reminding the user the current group (or project) is public or private.
- This is dynamically displayed optional block. It is shown only when there exists some optional functions available in the current area.
- This is the content area.
- Whenever a question comes up, you could always send a message to the Webmaster.