I2 Analyst's Notebook 7 User Guide - ISS Africa -Investigation ...

Using this guide
• i2 Analyst’s Notebook Online Help
Getting Started
For more information on using the online help, refer to Using the online help on
page 17.
The examples in this guide are designed to help you use Analyst’s Notebook in
your work. In working through the examples, you will use many of the Analyst’s
Notebook features. The examples will be most useful to you if you work through
them in the order in which they appear in the guide.
Structure of the examples
The main chapters of this guide consist of a series of worked examples that
introduce you to further features of Analyst’s Notebook. The examples can be split
into three main areas:
• Chapters 1 to 4
Describe how to create and customize templates.
• Chapters 5 - 6
Describe how to use the presentation tools in Analyst’s Notebook and how you
can use them to present charts.
• Chapters 7 - 12
Describe how you can analyze your charts using the analysis tools.
In some examples, the first thing you are asked to do is open an existing chart that
we have provided for you. To access these charts, double-click on the User Guide
Example Material shortcut in the My Documents\i 2\i 2 Analyst’s
Notebook 7 folder, and double-click on the User Guide - Customizing and
Analyzing folder.
We have also provided you with a set of finished charts that can be accessed from
the folder location described above. The charts reflect how your initial charts
should look once you have worked through and completed each example. You may
want to refer to these while you are working through the examples or at the end of
a completed section.
Each example comprises several sections. The start of each section describes the
concepts behind the feature that is being introduced. The remainder of each
section consists of a series of steps.To complete a worked example you must
follow each of these steps in order, without skipping any of the sections.
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