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| Selling Ring | Lots - Groups - Participants - All Users - Settings/Misc |
| 1- 37 lots: current total number of lots for this auction. |
| 2- List of lots: this list contains
all the lots for this auction. Each list item is made of a status indicator
followed by the lot number and the lot title. There are 4 possibilities
for the indicator: white spaces, SOLD, PASS or REM. White spaces indicate
that the lot is neither sold, passed or removed. SOLD and PASS are
self explanatory. REM means that the lot has been removed using the "Remove"
button below the list.
Selecting a list item will display the lot's data in the bottom part of the panel. There are 3 ways to select a list item: you could click it, you could click the "Next" button or you could specify a lot number in the "Show Lot" input field and press the Enter key. |
| 3- Show Lot input field: specifying a lot number in that input field and pressing the Enter key, will select the specified lot if it exists. |
| 4- Undo: By clicking this button, the highest bid gets cancelled if the status of the lot is blank, i.e. sellable otherwise the status is set to blank. |
| 5- SEND TO RING button: clicking
this button sends the selected lot to the Selling Ring (left panel). This
button is disabled when the selected lot is already sold, passed or removed
or when the current lot in the Selling Ring is not yet sold or passed.
Show details button: this will popup a new browser window with the lot details as they were input when you first created the lot or when you last edited the lot. Next button: clicking this button selects the next lot in the list. Add button: this will popup a browser window containing an input form that you'll use to create a new lot. You can do that at any time, before and during the auction, the bidders' applets will immediately receive the new lot and update themselves.You will specify:
Edit button: this
will popup a browser window containing an input form that you'll use to
modify the lot data. You can do that at any time, before and during the
auction, the bidders' applets will immediately receive the updated lot
and update themselves.
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| 6- ... button: on click, a window will popup and variable settings regarding the lot(s) will be showing. You'll be able to Delete lot(s), bids, offers or change the lot(s) status to PASS, REM(for removed), ...etc. |
| 7- This input field is used to change the quantity. You may have more then 1 item in a lot. If it is the case, a check box will be showing below that will say "each". |
| 8- each check box:
If checked, the lot will be offered as the bid times the
quantity and the quantity will appear in front of the lot title. ex: Qty: 2 Cartier Tank Francaise Model: W51002Q3 |
| 9- Choice check box: A quantity choice lot may be offered. You may sell in parts. Note that this check box is visible only if the the lot is offered as the bid times the quantity (see #8). |
| 10- This input field is used to enter the minimum quantity that the bidder is requested to take. Note that this field is visible only if the lot his a quantity choice lot. |
| 11- The selected minimum quantity to choose for the choice lot. Note that this label is visible only if the lot his a quantity choice lot. |
| 12- Title: short description for the lot. |
| 13- Lot# 2: the lot number being selected. |
| Reserve, Bid list, Offers list, Asking, Increment: refer to the documentation for the Selling Ring panel. |
| If a small image exists for the current lot, it will be displayed at the bottom of the panel otherwise the words "No image" will show. You specify a small image (and a large one) when you first create a lot or when you edit an existing lot. |
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Warning:
we recommand using JPEG images over GIF images, but
some JPEG formats will not be displayed in the
auctioneer and bidder applets. For those images, the message
"Error loading image" will be displayed
in place of the image.
In particular, progressive JPEG files and JPEG files containing a thumbnail/preview image will not work. Photoshop has a habit of stuffing a rather large thumbnail/preview image into an application-private segment of JPEG files. Some other applications (notably early releases of Sun's Java library and Netscape 3.x) are known to choke on this data. Use JPEG images but please avoid progressive JPEG and JPEG containing a thumbnail. Typical file size: for faster download time in the auctioneer and bidder applets during the auction, we suggest that small image files be less than 10K bytes and large image files be less than 20K bytes. Before adding a lot, you may compress your JPEG images using specialized programs such as "Photoshop" and "The JPEG Wizard". |