This allows you to change the text to a larger or smaller font size. This may be useful when working with large or small screens.

This shows the list of items that have been bookmarked by the user (see below) and provides immediate access to these items.

The rule selection menu allows users to select the article or subarticle of their choice in a structured way. Step from Rule, Section, Subpart to Article or Subarticle. The area at the top shows the title or the article range for the selected Section, Subpart or Article. This makes it easy to find the subject you are looking for even if you do not know the article number.

This allows you to bookmark the current Article, Subarticle, AMC or GM. Using the Bookmark (see above) list the user can jump immediately to those items which may be of particular interest to him/her

This allows you to print the Article, Subarticle, AMC, GM or a combination to a pdf document, which can then be saved or printed as any normal pdf document.

Users can add personal notes to any article or Subarticle. This may be references to their manuals, explanatory text, alternative means of compliance or anything else. Personal note are personal. They are only available to the user that created them.

The Rule, AMC and GM are shown in t ab sheets with different background colours. This makes them easily accessible and clearly distinguished. The Combi Window tab shows Rule, AMC an GM in one sheet. Each section can be increased / decreased in size and can be scrolled independently. This enables to view the Rule text and the corresponding AMC and GM for a certain subject in one screen.

All references in the text to other articles are hyperlinks. They immediately take you to the referenced Article or Subarticle. Even if it is in another Part if that Part is within your subscription).

All references in the text to other articles are hyperlinks. They immediately take you to the referenced Article or Subarticle. Even if it is in another Part if that Part is within your subscription).

All references in the text to other articles are hyperlinks. They immediately take you to the referenced Article or Subarticle. Even if it is in another Part if that Part is within your subscription).

All references in the text to other articles are hyperlinks. They immediately take you to the referenced Article or Subarticle. Even if it is in another Part if that Part is within your subscription).