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    Support in Portuguese

    SHIFT is now available in Portuguese as well as in English and Spanish.

    This new improvement will help you develop your courses in Portuguese quicker and easier.

    Select the language you want to use by clicking on the drop down menu called Interface's Language in SHIFT's main screen.

    Doing so will change the course's parameters, buttons, navbars and other elements to Portuguese.

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    Reports

    Knowing the details of the courses created in your server will now be easier with SHIFT's new reports.

    To see your course's details go to the Admin View (Only available for users with an Administrator profile) and click on either one of the reports available.

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    Current Courses (General)
    Shows a list of all the courses created inside the server, their Code, Name, Screen Count, Creation Date and Weight.

    Current Course (Detail)
    Presents a detailed description of the courses, as well as their Code, Name, Screen Count and the date of the User's Last Login.

    Built Courses

    The Built Courses report allows you to see courses that were built during a specific time period. You will see the courses that were built, their corresponding amount of screens and if they're marked "For Reviewing" or not.

    The report that shows if a course is marked "For Reviewing" or not is important when the user is being charged by published screen because it allows you to have a record of all the screens that were built.

    Karla Gutierrez
    Karla Gutierrez
    Karla is an Inbound Marketer @Aura Interactiva, the developers of SHIFT. ES:Karla is an Inbound Marketer @Aura Interactiva, the developers of SHIFT.

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