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Preview Pane in CrossCheck

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Written by Amy Chen

When the CrossCheck tab is selected, the Preview pane will be split into two separate sections. The left-hand side of the Preview pane shows the location of the link, while the right-hand pane shows where that link is pointing to. Undocking the Preview pane at this point may be useful if you have a second monitor, as it will give you more space to check the links and bookmarks.

See the “Preview Pane” section for details on how to separate the Preview pane from the main Review interface.

As with other grids, you can select, copy, and paste results (see the “Save Grids to Excel” section for more information).

Table 1: CrossCheck Columns

Column Name

Description

Quality Issues

Check box indicating that one or more quality issues have been identified for the bookmark/link.

Checked if any of the specific settings described below is checked. Sort the grid by this column to easily identify files with problems.

Type

Bookmark or Link.

Source Name / Page

Name of a bookmark or page number on which a link appears. Available when View = All or Links.

Source Path

Full path of the file containing the bookmark/link. Available when View = All.

Source TOC Path

TOC path of the file containing the bookmark/link. Available when View = All.

Destination TOC Path

TOC path of the file pointed to by the bookmark/link. Available when View = All.

Source Title

eCTD title of the file containing the bookmark/link. Available when View = All or Links.

Destination Title

eCTD title of the file pointed to by the bookmark/link.

Destination Path

Path that the bookmark/link points to.

internal for place in the same document. Should be a relative link, but that is the responsibility of the author of the link. Available when View = All.

Destination Page

Page on which the destination of the bookmark/link appears.

For external or broken bookmarks/links, this will appear as N/A or unavailable, respectively.

File Reference Location

General location of the destination of the bookmark/link: Same Document, Same Sequence, External (such as a URL), Web Reference, or the number of the sequence, if a different sequence. Available when View = All.

File Reference Status

Status of the destination file reference: Current, Deleted, Replaced, Replaced (New Document), Amended, Appended. Also N/A for external or broken bookmarks/ links. Available when View = All or Links.

Broken

When checked, indicates that the bookmark/link destination cannot be located.

Inactive

When checked, indicates that the bookmark/link has no set destination.

Absolute

When checked, indicates that the bookmark/link is non-relative (e.g., c:\studyreport.pdf).

Corrupt

When checked, indicates that the bookmark/link resolves to the destination as expected, but file cannot be opened.

Wrong Zoom

When checked, indicates that the bookmark zoom is not set to Inherit Zoom.

Bad Destination

When checked, indicates that a bookmark/link either points to a named destination or page number that does not exist in the destination document.

Multi-Action

When checked, indicates that the bookmark/link activates more than one action, which is an error.

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