[How to login to site]
1.
Open Internet Browser (e.g. Internet Explorer).
2.
Type //dms/ in address bar. Press Enter key
from Keyboard.
3.
Beximco Pharmaceuticals Ltd. e-library Index
page appears.
4.
A window appears to request for entering User Name & Password
5.
Type User Name (e.g test1) & Password (e.g.
*****)
6.
Click OK button, you will be logged in into
library automatically.
[How to create a folder]
7.
Click on Documents from ribbon.
Documents’ menu appears.
8.
Click on
Icon to create a folder. New Folder window
appears (As figure below)


9.
Enter folder name (e.g. Test) in name text.
Click Save button.
[How to create a folder inside
a folder]
1. Double
on created folder (e.g. Test), then follow steps of [How to create a Folder]
[How to upload single/multiple
file]
1.
Click on Documents from ribbon.
Documents’ menu appears.
2.
Click on
Icon. Single & Multiple file upload link
list appears.

3.
Click on Upload Multiple Documents link
if you want to upload multiple file at the same time or Click on Upload
Documents link if you want to upload single file. File will be uploaded
automatically.
4.
If you click on Upload Documents link.
The following window appears.

5.
Click Browse button to select the file
from its stored location, write version comments if you want to.
6.
Click OK button, upload progress will be
shown. Then appears window to write file properties like Title, Document type
as follows.

7.
Click Save button. File will be Uploaded
(If you upload multiple file at the same time, the properties information
window will not appears).
For writing properties of
uploaded multiple file, follow the below steps:
a. Select
single file by selecting file Type check box (As Figure).

b. Click
on Edit Properties from tool ribbon. Edit Properties window appears to
write file properties information.
[How to publish uploaded file]
After checking
an uploaded file, you need to follow the below steps to publish a file for
other users.
1.
Select single file by selecting file Type
check box.
2.
Click on
Icon to publish a file.
