In the new card database view, cards can be read directly in the browser without separate downloads or additional tools. The 200 most frequently used guideline and regulatory cards have already been converted, and all new cards are created in the new format. The conversion of the remaining previously published cards is currently underway.

When you hover over a card link within the content, information about the linked card and its validity status is displayed. If the card has already been archived, you can use its version history to locate the corresponding currently valid card.

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At the end of the table of contents, you will find a list of images and tables. Clicking an item takes you directly to the corresponding image or table.

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Images and tables are displayed in a reduced size matching the width of the text column. Clicking an image opens it in full-screen mode. If the image is larger than the screen, you can zoom in by double-clicking.
Zooming an Image:



Zooming a Table


For section headings within a card, the same functions available at the top of the card are also provided, but they apply specifically to the selected content section.




The My Folder feature allows you to collect links to cards, specific card content sections, and RYL chapters, and organize them into folders as desired. You can also create folders that are shared across your organization and accessible to colleagues.

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The improved search function now allows you to filter searches by a card’s validity period and sort search results either by publication date or alphabetically. In cards using the new format, search results can also point directly to a specific section within the card.

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