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3.1 Usage Basics

WAassistant is a Web application. When first accessing WAassistant, you are presented with a login page. Use your WAassistant login name and password to log in. If you don't have a WAassistant account, ask your WAassistant administrator (the admin user) to create one for you.

Whether you log in or not, you are presented with a menu on the top of each page. When you follow one of the menu links (e.g. [Checkpoints]), a list of all items related to the selected menu item (e.g. list of checkpoints) is usually shown. Each of the list items contains a link, most often placed over the item title, which points to a detailed view and editing form of the particular item. The detailed view form contains both editable and non-editable fields, depending on your access rights. If you edit the form, you can submit your changes using the submit button at the bottom of the form. If the item may be deleted, a delete button is present next to the submit button.