These are web-based 'walk-throughs' in a slide show-like format. Demos offers a broad overview of the software or a software feature. Tutorials focus on a specific function or procedure. All shows will proceed from screen to screen automatically, unless input is specifically requested from you. To launch a demo or tutorial, click the logo for the format you wish to view (Read the next paragraph for the pros and cons of the formats.) You'll have the option to jump to specific pages or exit the show at any time. All demos and tutorials will launch in a new window. To exit the show, simply close the window in which the show is running. These shows require a monitor of at least 600x800 resolution. There are three formats available. You may want to try several formats to see with which you have the best results.

• Windows Media files are also quite small. They are viewable on Windows systems only, but may be viewable when the Java version is not. The Windows Media format is also recommended for systems with smaller monitors. Windows Media Player version 7 or later is required.
• Flash is supported on many operating systems, but it does require a Flash-plug-in and the file size is somewhat larger (which may be a consideration for those using a dial-up connection).
• For the Flash videos, depending upon your internet security configuration, you may be told that "Active content has been blocked". You must "Allow the blocked content" in order to view the show.

Demos Length Format
	Please note: the Java demos below were misbehaving. We have removed them while we replace them them with YouTube videos. Sorry!		Java	Windows Media	Flash
	MealService Overview — This slide show is an overview of the core functionality of MealService.	5 Min
	Intelligent Browse Demo — This slide show will walk you through the powerful, yet easy to use, features of the Intelligent Browse feature.	6 Min
	BillMaker plug-in Overview — This slide show walks through the process of generating invoices with the optional BillMaker plug-in, and illustrates some of the plug-in's additional functionality.	9 Min
Tutorials Length Format
	Adding a New Client — This slide show steps through the procedure of adding a new Client to MealService. It also demonstrates the Activation Wizard.	3 Min
	Creating a one-time Scheduled Delivery — This slide show demonstrates the procedure for creating a Scheduled Delivery. A Scheduled Delivery could be used to deliver a birthday cake to a client, for example.	3 Min
	Creating Client Relationships — This slide show demonstrates how to create Client Relationships (such as with a Case Manager, Physician, Bill-To individual, next-door neighbor, etc.)	3 Min
	Creating and Managing Households — This slide show demonstrates how to create and manage Households and the Members of those Households.	3 Min
	Assigning Client Funding Sources — This slide show illustrates how to assign service-specific Client funding sources, and how to manage the related billed amounts.
	Using the Household Wizard — This slide show demonstrates how to create new Households and new Members of those Households by using the Household Wizard.	2 1/2 Min
	Using delivery items which require Confirmation — This slide show illustrates the functionality related to making a delivery item require Confirmation prior to its being included in a delivery.	4 Min
	Sending Extra Food — How to accommodate a situation when extra food is being delivered, such as a "Blizzard Bag" or long-weekend grocery bag.
	Rescheduling a Delivery — This slide show addresses the scenario in which a Client who does not receive a delivery every day of the week would like one of the deliveries postponed by a day.	1 1/2 Min
	Using ListMaker to manage an RSVP-Required delivery — This slide show demonstrates how to use the ListMaker plug-in to manage a holiday delivery where clients must RSVP to reserve the meal.	5 Min
	Using ListMaker to reschedule deliveries due to a holiday — This slide show demonstrates how the ListMaker might be used to reschedule a day's deliveries when a regular delivery falls on a holiday. The ListMaker could be similarly used to add an extra item for selected clients due to a weather-caused disruption.	4 Min
	Configuring On-Screen Component Visibility — This tutorial illustrates how to hide edit fields not used by an organization and, at the user level, how to hide selected tabs.	3 Min

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