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Taxonomical search on iPhone
When deciding to navigate Taxonomy from the first page of Mobile
Medicine, the resulting page is as the screenshot on the left. In the
upper part of the page, there is the taxonomy, the medical taxonomy
agreed upon and reported in the Appendix. In the lower part there are
the objects associated to such taxonomy, with the related node
shown in the first line and related children of that node.
In this way the taxonomical search can display all the objects related
to a certain classification, from more generic to more detailed ones.
Noteworthy is that some objects can be added to different multiple
points of the taxonomy. This means such objects can have a multiple
classification, they can be found with different paths, but they will
never appear twice in the same list.
The user can surf the taxonomy by simply selecting the line containing
the item itself, or he can go back selecting the preferred layer in the
taxonomical structure, as reported in the upper part of the page.
In the lower part, the user can see the list of objects/ application. For
each object there is some basic information. This list can be scrolled
with a finger.
SETTINGS, default settings for Mobile Medicine
iPhone
Starting from the general settings of the iPhone device (accessibile by
clicking the Settings icon on the main iPhone menu), the Mobile
Medicine App settings are available.
Two are the available settings that can be modified:
Ax File Manager Order Type: this parameter defines the order of
the content in the start page of the application on the basis of the
user behavior. The application can be a great help to manintain in
order objects and file in the device. Possible values are:
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By Title: alphabetic order on the basis of the object title
or file name in case of single resources.
By Size: list sort on the basis of the file size.
By Use count: list sort starting from the most viewed
object to the less viewed. Useful to have the list of mostly
useful objects.
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