cyan eProof Quick Steps
This paper is designed to guide you through the standard proofing procedures in the cyan eProofTM demo. It describes the simple steps required to create, view and modify various types of correction requests and introduces the easy and intuitive eProof navigation.
Contents
3. CREATING CORRECTION REQUESTS TO PROOF FILE
3.3 Picture Correction Request
3.5 Anchor-Based Correction Requests
3.6 Correction requests with densitometer, measure and crop tools
USER INTERFACE / FUNCTIONALITY DETAILS
To log on to cyan eProof, enter the URL to eProof server location into the Address field of your browser window and click Go. eProof logon page appears. To enter the system, specify your user name and password provided in the e-mail sent to you upon registration, and press Logon.

When running cyan eProof for the first time, the Installer page is shown loading eProof JavaTM technology components.
As the installation is complete, you can see a list of jobs and folders available.
You can see a list of jobs and folders after logon. The eProof navigation system is very intuitive. Folders contain jobs consisting of one or more proof files. Folders may also contain subfolders that, in their turn, contain jobs and/or more subfolders.

To see jobs located in a folder, click on the folder icon.
Click on the job icon to enter the job and receive an overview of proof files (pages) of this job. If there is only one page in a job, this page will be displayed.
If you choose "requests" below each page icon, an overview of all correction requests created for this page opens up in the right-hand pane. Such an overview includes the request number, creation date, status and type, as well as the correction comments and text changes.

To get more details on a request, click on its number. A page with the full correction request information is displayed - Request Details.
On this page (Request Details), you may choose to modify or comment on the request, or view the history of changes to this correction.
3. Creating Correction Requests to Proof File
To view a proof file, click on the proof file icon. Now you may review and modify existing correction requests, if any, and create new ones.

An object to which a correction request is attached is marked by a color frame and/or an annotation icon - anchor.
Correction requests may apply to individual page elements (text blocks, images and tables) and to any custom area on the proof, as well as to the proof page as a whole.
To
create a text correction request, click with the arrow tool
on
the desired text block (paragraph) on the document. The request pop-up dialog
containing the selected text block appears.

Change the text wording and/or modify its formatting in the Text field and enter your comment into the Comment field. Click OK when finished.
To view an existing text correction request, click on the highlighted area. The request pop-up dialog displays. To modify the request, click on the Edit button and change the Text and/or Comment field as described above.
To
create a table correction request, with the arrow tool
move the
cursor to the table so that the desired area - an individual cell or the whole
table - is marked by the color frame, and click on it.

When an individual cell is selected, the request pop-up dialog containing the selected cell’s text is displayed.
You may modify the text wording and/or formatting as well as add your comments the same way as in the text correction request dialog. Press OK when finished.
When the whole table is selected, the request pop-up dialog containing the Comment field appears on the screen.

Enter your correction request referring to the table into the Comment field and click OK.
To view an existing table correction, double-click on the request icon in the left-hand Corrections tree. The request pop-up dialog appears. To modify the request, click on the Edit button and change the Comment.
3.3 Picture Correction Request
To
create a picture correction request, click with the arrow tool
on
the desired image. The request pop-up dialog displays.

Enter your picture improvement ideas into the Comment field. Click OK when finished.
To view an existing picture correction request, click on the marked area or double-click on the request icon at the left. The request pop-up dialog appears.
To modify the request, click on the Edit button and change the Comment field as described above.
Custom
correction request refers to the whole proof page. To create a custom
correction request, select the
tool. The request
pop-up dialog appears.

Enter your information referring to the proof page into the Comment field and click OK.
To view an existing custom correction request, double-click on the request icon in the Corrections tree at the left. The request pop-up dialog appears. To modify the request, click on the Edit button and add your ideas. Click OK when finished.
3.5 Anchor-Based Correction Requests
Anchor-based
correction requests may be attached to any area on the proof page. To create a
rectangle, oval or freehand correction, select one of the
tools
on the toolbar. Then click on the page and drag your mouse so that the desired
area is marked by a color frame, and release the mouse button. To make a point
correction, use
tool. As you
release the mouse button, the request dialog is displayed.

Specify your request in the request dialog and click OK.
To view an existing correction request, double-click on the annotation icon at the left. The request pop-up dialog appears.
To modify the request, click on the Edit button and add your ideas to the Text field. Click OK when finished.
3.6 Correction requests with densitometer, measure and crop tools
You
may also create anchor-based correction requests with
densitometer,
measure and
crop tools. For
this select one of the special-purpose tools (measure tool for measuring size
or densitometer tool for retrieving exact color information). An active tool
window appears. Click on any proof area to view the desired information about
it. Then, to call in the request dialog, click on the Create correction button
in the active tool window. The correction request dialog appears. Specify your
request in the text field under the displayed data and click Ok when finished.

To view an existing special-purpose correction request, double-click on the annotation icon at the left. The request pop-up dialog appears.
To modify the request, click on the Edit button, change the Text field and click OK.
To finish your work with cyan eProof, choose the Logout command from the Logout menu. This operation is necessary for security purposes.

User Interface / Functionality Details
Because you enter the system as a proofing user, you are shown only those features and tools which you actually need for your proofing activities. In this fashion, we achieve that the eProof interface is simple and intuitive since no unnecessary elements are shown.
At the same time, the eProof high-end and powerful functionality becomes available for those users who need it for their work with eProof. For example, designers are provided with the advanced features they use in their job development, file upload and request review activities. However, these features are invisible to proofing users. Likewise, the eProof various administering options are hidden from both proofreaders and designers while shown to administrators.