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# Viewing Bulletins

You can view bulletins in a number of ways:

* From the scroll bar at the top
* From the Home page, along the right-hand side of the screen
* Display a list of bulletins on a bulletin board

### Viewing Bulletins from the Home Page <a href="#viewing" id="viewing"></a>

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You can display a list of current bulletins on the bulletin board, and view any one of them in more detail.

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{% hint style="info" %}
Bulletins can be restricted to certain groups and partitions. You will only be able to see those bulletins to which you have access.
{% endhint %}

1. Select the Bulletin Board.
2. From the submenu, select Bulletin Board. A list of bulletins is displayed in a browse table, in collapsed format. You can see the title of each bulletin, its priority and the date on which it was created. If you have this window on screen for some time, you can refresh the display to see the latest bulletins by selecting . You can also print the list of bulletins by selecting .
3. To view a bulletin's details, Click it. More detail is given, including the description text and a list of any attachments.

{% hint style="info" %}
\*\*If you have sufficient permissions, you can edit the bulletin from here.  Click the Edit button to switch to Edit Mode.
{% endhint %}


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