The starting point, or "home page", for this document set is a file called home.htm. Remember however that some features are available only within the web browser.
From the home page you can follow links to books and other information in the document set. The document set is organised as follows:
a Welcome page with general information
the List of books providing access to the documents
Help and Feedback to display this file
With few exceptions, pages in the document set provide navigation facilities to go to the most important "cross-roads" in the document set.
To find and open a book:
Click 
in the document toolbar to display the list of books available in the document set. An icon next to a list item indicates if the book is available in HTML or PDF format.
Click the title of the book that you want to open.
The documents included on this set are available in both HTML and PDF formats
You can view PDF documents:
Outside the browser, using Adobe Reader as a separate application.
Inside the browser, using the Adobe Reader plug-in.
To view PDF files inside the browser:
Click 
in the document toolbar. The HTML document that is currently loaded will be replaced by the corresponding PDF file. Note that the Adobe Reader plug-in must have been installed for this to function correctly. If the book is not available in PDF, the icon is greyed out.
Note: Viewing a PDF file requires the Adobe Reader or the plug-in, if you are viewing the file through a browser. The latter is normally installed when you install Adobe Reader or Adobe Acrobat.
You can always go back to the home page of the document set by clicking 
in the document toolbar.
The following sections provide information on how to navigate in HTML and PDF.
Toolbar buttons provide quick access to frequently used menu commands.
Each browser has its own style of buttons, but the most important ones should be similar to the ones shown here:
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Moves backward, one page at a time, through pages that you have previously viewed. |
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Moves forward, one page at a time, through the pages that you have previously viewed. |
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Refreshes the page. |
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Prints the current file. (Make sure to click inside the frame you want to print before you press this button!) |
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Stops the loading of a file. |
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Indicates that a file is being loaded. The activity indicator moves at a constant speed and does not indicate how fast data is being transferred. |
You can change the page view in the following ways:
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Displays the page at 100%. |
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Sizes the page to fit within the window. |
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Sizes the page to fit the width of the window. |
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Changes the zoom percentage of the page. |
The document toolbar is displayed at the top of the browser window, underneath the browser toolbar. Use the document toolbar to navigate within and between the books contained in the document set.
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Takes you to the home page of the document set (the first page displayed when launched). |
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Displays the list of books available on the document set. |
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Displays the feedback form. |
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Shows or hide the table of contents for the current book. |
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Takes you to the PDF version of the current book. |
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Allows you to navigate between changes. |
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Takes you to the top of the current page. |
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Loads the previous page in the current book. |
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Loads the next page in the current book. |
In some cases, such as for example when there is no next or previous page, the corresponding button is greyed out
Navigation within and between documents in the document set is done by means of hyperlinks. When you click a hyperlink, the information it refers to is displayed.
Hyperlinks are presented either as clickable images or buttons, or as text shown in a different colour and usually underlined (depending on whether or not you have changed your browser's default options.)
Typical examples of hyperlinks presented as images are the buttons on the home page and the buttons in the document toolbar. The best examples of hyperlinks presented as text are the electronic tables of contents of the books.
Note: If you click a link before a file has finished loading, you may find that it does not go to the correct place. This happens if the text or section to which the link refers is actually located within the same file but had not yet been loaded when you clicked the link. To avoid this, wait until the file has fully loaded before clicking the hyperlink.
You can always go back to the home page of the document set by clicking in the document toolbar.
Once a book is open there are several ways to navigate within the book:
The table of contents: to go directly to a particular section or subsection. Find the relevant section in the list and click the hyperlink to load the section.
The , , and buttons in the document toolbar and at the bottom of each page: to load the previous page of the book, return to the top of the current page, or load the next page of the book.
The browser's and buttons: to go back to the previously viewed or subsequently viewed pages.
Hypertext links within the text of the page: to load the section that is being referred to.
The change navigation buttons in the document toolbar: to jump from one change to the other within the opened book.
Use the following toolbar buttons to navigate in a PDF file:
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Click the Back and Forward buttons to move backward or forward in the current document. |
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Click the First Page or Last Page button to go to the first or last page of the current document. |
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Click the Go Back button to move backward through pages or files you have previously visited, and the Go Forward button to move forward through the pages or files again. |
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Click the Find button to search within the current file for a specific word or phrase. See the section Searching Within the Current File for more information. |
A thumbnail is a miniature view of a page. You can use a thumbnail to jump quickly to a page.
Click the Thumbnails tab to display the thumbnails. To go to a specific page, click the thumbnail.
HTML files
Inserted text is indicated in blue and underlined. Deleted text is indicated in red and strikethrough.
In the Table of Contents:
indicates an inserted section
indicates a deleted section
indicates an updated section
PDF files
Inserted text is indicated in blue and underlined. Deleted text is indicated in red and strikethrough.
Change bars are displayed in the right margin.
To search for a specific word or phrase within the HTML page or PDF file that is currently open:
Click inside the main content window.
Press Ctrl-F (Windows), Alt-F (UNIX), or, alternatively, in PDF, click the 
button.
Enter the word or phrase you want to find.
Check the appropriate boxes for case sensitivity and search direction.
Click the Find button.
To print a page of a document:
Click inside the page.
Click in the browser toolbar.
Alternatively, you can click in the document toolbar to load the PDF version of the document, locate the relevant pages, and print them from the PDF file.
If you encounter difficulties using this document set or have specific questions, please check our online knowledge base (https://www2.swift.com/search/kb/).
If you cannot find the answer to your question, require technical support, suspect an error, or wish to provide general feedback, comments, or suggestions, please use our online case manager (https://www2.swift.com/support/casemanager/reportcase.jsp).
If you have no access to the web and require technical support, please contact your SWIFT Customer Support Centre by phone:
| Location | Phone |
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| Americas | +1 540 825 6056 |
| Asia | +852 2 852 8777 |
| Europe | +31 71 582 2822 |
For general feedback, comments, or suggestions, send an email to Userdoc.Feedback@swift.com
