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I was hoping someone could help me, I have some old orcaview graphics I would like to insert into a graphic navigation tree for a job site. This job site has enteliweb/viz, and already has a graphic navigation tree of orca graphics that were converted to svg files. I converted old graphic to web page, and now have an svg file, but cannot figure out for the life of me how to insert into eweb graphics tree. I have completed all George university online courses but no indication how this is done. Thank you.
 
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Shreadhead said:
I was hoping someone could help me, I have some old orcaview graphics I would like to insert into a graphic navigation tree for a job site. This job site has enteliweb/viz, and already has a graphic navigation tree of orca graphics that were converted to svg files. I converted old graphic to web page, and now have an svg file, but cannot figure out for the life of me how to insert into eweb graphics tree. I have completed all George university online courses but no indication how this is done. Thank you.
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Delta's got pretty good tech support if you can still login into Delta Controls Passport
 
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I don’t have access yet, I will in about a month. Was hoping someone could steer me in the right direction, if not I will wait and ask on the forum once I get access. Thank you.
 
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you must have missed something on George.
I'll give you a hint.
After you login to enteliweb there's a question (?) mark in the upper right corner.
just left of that there's a Gear Icon. Click the Gear and find Site Graphics under "Management"
 
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AutoPilot said:
you must have missed something on George.
I'll give you a hint.
After you login to enteliweb there's a question (?) mark in the upper right corner.
just left of that there's a Gear Icon. Click the Gear and find Site Graphics under "Management"
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sheesh, got it now, thanks a bunch! I wasn’t even close, I was trying to access tree through eviz!!!
 
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CarrKatherine said:
First of all to the moderators, sorry for picking up the thread;
Hey, Shreadhead, are you still on this forum? If so, let me know, I'm also new and want to try to resolve questions to all participants here (it would make a good improvement to my skills) so if you're still here and have any graphics/design-related questions, then you can address them to me. I'd like to try my hand at being a teacher to get some experience in this field + help others for nothing.
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Im still on here. I’ll probably continue to post in the forum as normal but if you have a solution and want to chime in that would be great. Since this post I’ve received more formal training on enteliviz graphics, so I have a much better handle on the basics. Finally learned how to utilize the csv files to create and modify site menu structure. I’m sure more questions will arise though.
 
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ah, I see. A very vast and complicated graphic package (DGLux). It can do some fantastic things but if you've never used it before or haven't had some kind of training, it's darn near impossible to start from scratch. I have a love/hate relationship with that software.
 
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Same. We use it in the Eclypse Distech controllers, just rebranded as Envysion for Distech. I took the DGLux course in San Francisco a few years back, I think I left it more confused. Very powerful program.
 
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