TroopWebHost User Guide Is Here!
We finished writing the TroopWebHost User Guide this month. We also signed up ten more troops who we'd like to welcome here:
- Troop 21 of Brookfield, Wisconsin
- Troop 25 of Warren, Rhode Island
- Troop 33 of Hampstead, New Hampshire
- Troop 48 of Sioux Falls, South Dakota
- Troop 55 of Juneau, Alaska
- Troop 56 of Lawrenceville, Georgia
- Troop 79 of Marblehead, Massachusetts
- Troop 88 of Ankeny, Iowa
- Troop 186 of Lebanon, Ohio
- Troop 271 of Lafayette, Louisiana
Please contact us at info@TroopWebHost.com with your questions and suggestions.
When you do, please include your troop number, city, and state in your message so we'll know who you are.
User Guide
The new TroopWebHost User Guide has 14 chapters and over 100 pages of everything you ever wanted to know about managing your TroopWebHost site.
The menu, as shown at left, allows you to go directly to any chapter and then drill down into the contents.
You can also use the << Previous and Next >> links at the top of each page, as shown below, to step through the entire manual, page by page.
The Getting Started chapter discusses the organizational challenges of bringing your troop on-line, along with the technical issues of loading your data.
Users and Security explains our role-based security model and shows how to set user permissions.
The Money chapter tells how to use the TroopWebHost accounting system to manage your troop's finances.
You'll find the new User Guide here: www.TroopWebHost.net/help.aspx.
Coming Soon!
We plan to implement the Search function in the User Guide within the next few weeks.
We also plan to link every page of your TroopWebHost website to the relevant section of the User Guide.
We'll tell you all about those features next month!
Your Feedback Is Appreciated
As you read through the new User Guide, please let us know if you spot any errors, omissions, or plain old typos.
Please send your suggestions to info@TroopWebHost.com.
Thank you for your support!
John Corning
TroopWebHost
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