At its highest level, the Table of Contents displays all the sources available in your Checkpoint subscription. Each level on the Table of Contents has two components: a graphic symbol and a descriptive hypertext link.
The type of graphic symbol shown on a level in the Table of Contents identifies it as one of the following:
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Closed level symbol. Indicates that there are entries below the current level. Click the + to display these subordinate entries.
Indented sublevel entries may also have a + or - symbol next to them. You can continue to open levels in this fashion all the way to the final, or lone document, level by clicking the + symbol. |
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Open level symbol. Indicates that you have fully expanded the current Table of Contents entry, so that all the documents it contains are visible. Click the minus symbol to collapse these levels. |
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Open TOC Location - Click this icon to open a specific TOC location.
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Lone document symbol. Click the document title to view its complete text.
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Document with subentries collapsed. Click these icons to expand the contents of the document and view its subentries.
Each subentry is marked with a separate document icon. Note: subentries are not of themselves separate documents. So when you click the subsection title to access its text, you are in fact linking to the relevant point within the parent document. Clicking the icon for the subentry does not work; the subentry icon is not a live icon. |
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Document with subentries expanded. All subentries belonging to the current document have been revealed.
Click the subentry title to view its text. You are taken to the relevant point within the parent document. |
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Subentry of fully expanded document. Click any subentry's title to view its text. You are taken to the relevant point within the parent document. |
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Document with Hits. If you have performed a search, and elected to view your search results in Table of Contents format, documents containing your keywords are marked with a yellow document symbol. |
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Print this Document. Click this icon to print the document from the Table of Contents |