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--- diary [2023/07/31 10:24] – tim
+++ diary [2023/07/31 10:49] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 Double clicking on a Call will open it in a new tab. There is also a button at the top of the screen which allows you to add an Activity. These are entries in the diary which aren't a Call, such as a holiday, sick day etc.
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+When you hover over a call or an activity, you can see details about the call or event.
-==== Views ====
+{{ :diarycallview.png?nolink&300 |}}
-The Diary has different ways that it can be viewed, which may come in handy for different purposes. These are detailed below:
+On the appointment tile, in the top left corner is the call icon which will be black or white if the call is confirmed, or not confirmed respectively, followed by the call number on a background based on the Call Status colour. The rest of the tile shows the site name, county and postcode of the job on a background based on the call type.
-**Call**
+In the popup there are some quick reference details about the call or activity, including the date and times, confirmation status, Call Status, Call Type and site address.
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-When you hover over a call or an event, you can see details about the call or event.
-{{ :diarycallview.png?nolink&300 |}}
+You can also right click on this to edit the call or activity. Editing a call will open a new browser tab with the call edit screen, while editing an activity will open a popup over the diary.
-On the appointment tile, in the top left corner is the call icon which will be black or white if the call is confirmed, or not confirmed respectively, followed by the call number, on a background based on the Call Status colour.
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-In the popup there are some quick reference details about the call or event, including the date and times, confirmation status, Call Status, Call Type and site address.
+==== Views ====
+The Diary has different ways that it can be viewed, which may come in handy for different purposes. These are detailed below:
 **Day**