 Compiling the projectDepending upon the requirements of the project, you may have only needed to collect information. On the other hand you may need to produce an end result, such as a proposal, business plan, white paper, product document, manual, or so on. You can use FirstClass to put your collected information together into a finished project.
 Compiling projects traditionallyTraditionally, team members may email or print separate phases of a project and then put it all together. FirstClass eliminates the need for paper, and lets teams compile and submit their projects online.
Compiling projects in FirstClassFirstClass supports graphics, text, voice, and links, making it easy for you to create almost any type of project. You can create a document, such as a proposal, business plan, white paper, product document, manual, presentation, etc. You can include graphics, tables, and sound, all within standard FirstClass documents.
For example, if you are creating a product document, you can choose your font style, and color to put the body of the document together. You can add graphics wherever you want, and even attach a voice message to the document as a wav file. The voice message could be as simple as a short musical tune, such as a jingle, or as complex as the reading of the entire document. This is a great idea if you wish to showcase the product in a conference for others to view.
Using links
You can use links within the document to jump between sections, or create contents at the top of the document so those who read the project can navigate through it easily.
This is a document that uses different font styles and colors, graphics, and links.
 Once the document is put together, it can be printed if required. You can post the document to a conference for others to view or review, or post it in a public conference that can be viewed over the Internet.
The next stepNow the project is complete. You may also require a presentation, and you may wish to showcase the project to peers and customers.
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