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National Toxicology Program -- Central Computing Support

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  **Document Number:**                GD-1034-3.0

  **Version:**                        3.0

  **Issued:**                         June 1, 2001

  **Reviewed & Approved by:**         Hunter Robinson

  **Signature:**                      

  **Date:**                           

                                      
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TDMS Web Reports User's Guide

National Toxicology Program -- Central Computing Support

TDMS Web Reports User's Guide

*Prepared For:*

National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences

Research Triangle Park, NC 27709

## Contract no.: 273-00-I-0033

*Prepared By:*

Analytical Sciences, Inc.

2605 Meridian Parkway

Suite 200

Durham, NC 27713

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc514737855 .anchor}Revision History

  ------------ --------------- ------------ -------------------------------
  **Date       **Document      **Revision   **Reason for Revision**
  Released**   Number**        Level**      

  06/01        GD-1034-3.0     3.0          Web Reports modified. Document
                                            updated to reflect changes.

  12/00        GD-1034-2.0     2.0          Web Reports redesigned.
                                            Document updated to reflect
                                            changes.

  6/99         GD-1034-1.0     1.0          New - Reports may now be
                                            ordered via the WEB. Update
                                            from ordering through the VAX.
  ------------ --------------- ------------ -------------------------------

Table of Contents

Revision History [[II]{.underline}](#__RefHeading___Toc514737855)

t able of
contents.................................................................................................................III

t able of
figures....................................................................................................................IV

chapter 1\--Introduction [[1]{.underline}](#__RefHeading___Toc514737860)

System Requirements [[1]{.underline}](#system-requirements)

chapter 2\--Locating the TDMS Home Page
[[2]{.underline}](#__RefHeading___Toc514737864)

In-life/Pathology Reports
[[7]{.underline}](#__RefHeading___Toc514737865)

Chemical Directory Reports
[[8]{.underline}](#__RefHeading___Toc514737866)

TDMS and LDAS Documentation
[[8]{.underline}](#tdms-and-ldas-documentation)

Questions or Comments [[8]{.underline}](#__RefHeading___Toc514737868)

chapter 3\--Ordering TDMS In-Life and Pathology Reports
[[9]{.underline}](#__RefHeading___Toc514737871)

TDMS Status Area [[27]{.underline}](#__RefHeading___Toc514737872)

chapter 4\--Customizing TDMS Reports
[[28]{.underline}](#__RefHeading___Toc514737875)

Extended Selections Window
[[28]{.underline}](#extended-selections-window)

Group Report Selections [[30]{.underline}](#__RefHeading___Toc514737878)

Removal Reasons [[30]{.underline}](#removal-reasons)

Treatment Group Selections
[[31]{.underline}](#treatment-group-selections)

Build Merge Selected Groups Below
[[31]{.underline}](#build-merge-selected-groups-below)

Animal Weight Exception (E14 only)
[[34]{.underline}](#__RefHeading___Toc514737882)

Inconsistent Clinical Signs (E15 only)
[[35]{.underline}](#inconsistent-clinical-signs-e15-only)

Feed Consumption Exception (E16 only)
[[36]{.underline}](#feed-consumption-exception-e16-only)

Water Consumption Exception (E17 only)
[[37]{.underline}](#water-consumption-exception-e17-only)

All Animal Information Selections (E18 only)
[[39]{.underline}](#__RefHeading___Toc514737886)

Correction History Selection Page (E22 only)
[[41]{.underline}](#correction-history-selection-page-e22-only)

chapter 5\--Retrieving Reports and Posted Data
[[42]{.underline}](#__RefHeading___Toc514737890)

Retrieving Reports [[42]{.underline}](#retrieving-reports)

chapter 6\--Glossary [[49]{.underline}](#refheading___toc514737894)

appendix-A.............................................................................................................................A-1

Appendix-B.............................................................................................................................B-1

Table of Figures

fig. 1 ntp database systems home
page...................................................\....................................................3

fig. 2 log in
window.....................................................................................................\...............\.............4

fig. 3 tdms web reports main menu for non-lab
users.......................................................................\..............5

fig. 4 tdms web reports main menu for lab
users...................................................................................\.........6

fig. 5 tdms in-life and pathology reports
link...........................................................................................7

fig. 6 non-lab users links to reports directory and job
status......................................................................7

fig. 7 lab users links to reports directory and job
status.............................................................................7

fig. 8 chemical directory reports links (lab and non-lab
users).....................................................................8

fig. 9 documentation link for tdms and ldas (lab and non-lab
users)............................................................8

fig. 10 tdms reports
menu...............\.........................................................................................................9

fig. 11 tdms reports menu---experiment test
number.............................................\....................................11

fig. 12 tdms reports menu---date
range...................................................................................................12

fig. 13 tdms reports menu---cage
range..............................................................................\......................13

fig. 14 tdms reports menu---report
subtitle.............................................................................................14

fig. 15 tdms reports menu---in-life and pathology
checkboxes....................................................................15

fig. 16 tdms reports menu---username
link.............................................................................................\...16

fig. 17 tdms reports menu---select
output.......................................\..........................................................17

fig. 18 tdms reports menu---extended
selections.......................................................................................18

fig. 19 tdms reports menu---store
ess......................................................................................................19

fig. 20 tdms reports
menu---feedback.......................................................................................................20

fig. 21 tdms reports
menu---help............................................................................................................21

fig. 22 tdms reports menu---clear
all......................................................................................................22

fig. 23 tdms reports
menu---submit..........................................................................................................23

fig. 24 tdms reports menu---reports
directory..............................................................................\.............24

fig. 25 tdms reports menu---today's
reports.............................................................................................25

fig. 26 tdms reports menu---show
jobs...........................................................................\............................26

fig. 27 starting status
view...................................................................................................................27

fig. 28 sending request status
view.........................................................................................................27

fig. 29 report sent status
view................................................................................................................27

fig. 30 customization area on tdms reports
menu......................................................................................28

fig. 31 extended selections
window.......................................................................................................29

fig. 32 group report selections
field...................................................................................................\....30

fig. 33 removal reasons
field.................................................................................................................30

fig. 34 treatment group selections
field.............................................................................................\.....31

fig. 35 build merge groups below
field....................................................................................................31

fig. 36 target
field.........................................................................................................................\......32

fig. 37 contributing treatment groups
field............................................................................................32

fig. 38 text
field...........................................................................................................................\........32

fig. 39 cancel and submit
buttons...........................................................................................................33

fig. 40 other
links...............................................................................................................................33

fig. 41 feedback
link............................................................................................................................33

fig. 42 e14 form selections
window.........................................................................................................34

fig. 43 e15 form selections
window.........................................................................................................35

fig. 44 e16 form selections
window.........................................................................................................36

fig. 45 e17 form selections
window.........................................................................................................37

fig. 46 e18 form selections
window...................................................................................................\......39

fig. 47 e22 form selections
window....................................................................................\.....................41

fig. 48 log in
window...........................................................................................................................42

fig. 49 lab users tdms main
menu.......................................................................................\.......................43

fig. 50 access report status link for
user.................................................................................................44

fig. 51 tdms report status
screen.........................................................................................................\...44

fig. 52 tdms reports directory
window................................................................................................\.....45

fig. 53 file download
window............................................................................................................\....46

fig. 54 save dialog
box.........................................................................................................................46

fig. 55 tdms reports directory
window...................................................................................................47

fig. 56 save as
window.....................................................................................................................\......47

fig. 57 reports
directory......................................................................................................................48

fig. 58 tdms help
menu.........................................................................................................................B-2

fig. 59 reports
directory.............................................................................................\.........................B-3

fig. 60 today's reports
directory.................................................................................\........................\...B-3

fig. 61 report status
screen.......................................................................................\...........................B-4

fig. 62 e-mail feedback for web reports
screen.........................................................\................................B-4

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc514737860 .anchor}Introduction

**This guide is intended for all users of the Toxicology Data Management
System (TDMS).**

-   The User's Guide for TDMS Web Reports provides instructions on how
    to access In-life and Pathology reports using the World Wide Web
    (WWW).

-   Readers should be familiar with TDMS and Netscape, or Internet
    Explorer before using this guide.

## 

## System Requirements

+-----------------------+-----------------------+---------------------+
|                       | PC                    | MAC                 |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+---------------------+
| Hardware Requirements | 486 processor or      | -   68040, Power    |
|                       | greater with at least |     PC, or greater. |
|                       | 16 MB RAM.            |                     |
|                       |                       | -   At least 16 MB  |
|                       |                       |     RAM.            |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+---------------------+
| Software Requirements | Netscape 3.0 or       |                     |
|                       | greater.              |                     |
|                       |                       |                     |
|                       | Internet Explore 4.01 |                     |
|                       | or greater.           |                     |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+---------------------+

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc514737864 .anchor}Locating the TDMS Home Page

**The first step toward generating a TDMS report via the World Wide Web
is to access the home page for TDMS.**

To gain access to TDMS Web Reports:

**Step 1:** Open a browser.

**Step 2:** Link to:
[http://hazel.niehs.nih.gov/dev-bin/TDMS_menu.com]{.underline}

The screen on the following page will appear.

![](media/image1.png){width="5.678472222222222in"
height="3.011111111111111in"}

![](media/image2.png){width="5.679861111111111in"
height="3.078472222222222in"}

figure 1, ntp database systems home page

**Step 3:** Select TDMS Reports for Labs and NIEHS link (see above
pointer)

Log in to Hazel window will appear (see next page)

**Step 4:** Login to HAZEL using the following window:

![](media/image3.png){width="2.9583333333333335in" height="1.8125in"}
figure 2, log in window

-   To gain initial access to HAZEL, first time users need to contact
    their lab liaison at Analytical Sciences, Incorporated (phone:
    919-544-8500).

-   Your User Name will be your last name.

-   If there are other users with the same last name, your User Name
    will be your last name followed by a number.

-   Your password will be your choice. It should have six letters.

After you log in, this screen will be displayed for **Non-lab** users:

![](media/image4.png){width="6.3694444444444445in"
height="5.596527777777778in"}

figure 3, tdms web reports main menu Screen for non-lab users

-   This is the **TDMS Web Reports Main Menu** screen for non-lab users.

-   To exit TDMS Web Reports, select the close ("X") at the top right of
    the browser.

-   This can be done at any screen.

[http://hazel.niehs.nih.gov/htbin/tdms_menu.com]{.underline}

After log in, a screen like this will be displayed for **lab** users
(the initials of your lab should be on menu):

n

Figure 4, tdms web reports main menu screen for lab users

Users of both lab and non-lab menu's must select from one of the
following options on the TDMS Main Menu:

-   In-life/Pathology Reports (non-lab users), or TDMS Reports (lab
    users)

-   Chemical Directory Reports

-   Documentation

##  {#section-1 .unnumbered}

##  {#section-2 .unnumbered}

# In-life/Pathology Reports

## 

## **[Accessing the TDMS Reports Menu]{.underline}**

By selecting the first link on the TDMS Main Menu, "Request TDMS In-Life
and Pathology Reports," both lab and non-lab users, may accesses the
TDMS Reports Menu.

![](media/image7.png){width="5.997916666666667in"
height="0.6368055555555555in"}[figure 5, tdms in-life and pathology
reports link]{.smallcaps}

-   Both In-life and Pathology reports can be ordered via this link.

**[For]{.underline}** **[Non-lab]{.underline}** **[users]{.underline}**

Choosing one of the following links on the TDMS Main Menu will connect
you to the reports directory, or job status page on HAZEL:

> ![](media/image8.png){width="5.9944444444444445in"
> height="0.8208333333333333in"} [figure 6, non-lab users links to
> reports directory and job status]{.smallcaps}

**For** **Lab users**

Choosing one of the following links on the TDMS Main Menu will connect
you to the reports directory, or job status page on HAZEL:

> ![](media/image9.png){width="6.052083333333333in"
> height="1.8555555555555556in"}

figure 7, lab users links to reports directory and job status

#  TDMS Chemical Directory, Active Studies by LabChemical Directory Reports

For both lab and non-lab users, the Chemical Directory Reports are
broken down into three links.

![](media/image10.png){width="5.997916666666667in"
height="1.3770833333333334in"}

figure 8, chemical directory reports links (lab and non-lab)

# 

# TDMS and LDAS Documentation

For both lab and non-lab users, user guides and other documentation for
TDMS and LDAS are accessed through this link.

![](media/image11.png){width="5.996527777777778in"
height="0.8986111111111111in"}

figure 9, documentation link for tdms and ldas (lab and non-lab)

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc514737868 .anchor}

# Questions or Comments

##  {#section-5 .emp}

##  {#section-6 .emp}

## Any questions or comments regarding the TDMS Web Reports may be addressed directly to the TDMS project officer, Mike Rowley, at the following address:  {#any-questions-or-comments-regarding-the-tdms-web-reports-may-be-addressed-directly-to-the-tdms-project-officer-mike-rowley-at-the-following-address .emp}

[rowley@niehs.nih.gov]{.underline}

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc514737871 .anchor}Ordering TDMS In-Life and
Pathology Reports

**All available In-life and Pathology Reports can be accessed via the
TDMS Main Menu.**

From the **TDMS Web Reports Main Menu** (Fig. 3), select the **Request
TDMS In-life and Pathology Reports** link (Fig. 5).

-   ![](media/image12.png){width="5.625in"
    height="3.6597222222222223in"}For detailed report information, refer
    to the **In-life Report Descriptions** and **Pathology Report
    Descriptions** manuals.

figure 10, tdms reports menu

# TDMS Reports Menu 

# 

#  

For both lab and non-lab users, the **TDMS Reports** screen is the same.
It is divided into two sections (See previous page):

**[Section one:]{.underline}** TDMS Reports Menu

**[Section two:]{.underline}** TDMS Status Area

**Section one** of the **TDMS Reports Menu** is used for ordering a
report.

**Section two** of the **TDMS Reports Menu** indicates whether the TDMS
server is available (i.e. "Hazel is up" or "Hazel is down").

# 

# To Order A Report

The following 16 pages contain information on how to order a report on
the TDMS Report Menu. On each page, a different field on that menu is
described. A screen capture of the menu and the field being described is
provided on each page. Instructions take a systematic approach beginning
with the field located in the left upper corner and proceeding through
the menu from left to right, top to bottom.

**Experiment-Test Number**

> ![](media/image12.png){width="6.0in" height="4.751388888888889in"}

figure 11, tdms reports menu

-   The seven-digit TDMS number that corresponds to the test is entered
    here.

-   Do not include hyphens (-) or slashes (/).

-   **Experiment-Test Number** field must be completed.

-   Multiple report requests may be selected for each **Experiment-Test
    Number.**

**Date Range**

![](media/image12.png){width="6.0in" height="4.75in"}

figure 12, tdms reports menu

-   Determine the date range for the report requested.

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<!-- -->
```
-   Enter the beginning date to the left of the colon (:) and ending
    date to the right of the colon.

-   Dates should be entered in the month (mm), day (dd), year (yyyy)
    format (e.g., *05 06 1996*, for May 6, 1996).

**Note:** If you do not specify a date range, it defaults to
01/01/1940-09/17/2029.

![](media/image12.png){width="5.875in"
height="4.651388888888889in"}**Cage Range**

[Figure 13, TDMS reports menu]{.smallcaps}.

-   Enter the beginning cage number in the left field and the ending
    cage number in the right.

-   The default range includes all cages.

**Reports Subtitle**

[Figure 14, TDMS reports menu]{.smallcaps}.

-   Enter text here to place a custom sub-header on the report.

**In-life & Pathology Reports checkboxes**

![](media/image12.png){width="6.0in" height="4.75in"} [Figure 15, TDMS
reports menu]{.smallcaps}.

-   Check the box (es) that correspond (s) to the desired report(s).

-   Reports beginning with the letter "E" are In-Life.

-   Reports beginning with the letter "P" are Pathology.

**TDMS Menu for \[username\]**

![](media/image12.png){width="6.0in" height="4.75in"} [Figure 16, TDMS
reports menu]{.smallcaps}.

-   This link will take you back to the TDMS Main Menu screen for either
    lab or non-lab users (Fig's. 3 and 4).

![](media/image12.png){width="6.0in" height="4.75in"} **Select Output**

[Figure 17, TDMS reports menu]{.smallcaps}

-   The Select Printer option contains a drop down menu with alternate
    printer selections.

-   Select the print destination for the report that applies to the
    facility where the reports are being ordered.

-   For the labs, the default is set to print reports at the user's
    printer location.

**Extended Selections**

![](media/image12.png){width="6.0in"
height="4.75in"}![](media/image12.png){width="6.0in"
height="4.75in"}[Figure 18, TDMS reports menu]{.smallcaps}

-   By selecting this option, reports may also be customized based on
    specific parameters.

-   For further instruction on how to customize a report using
    **Extended Selections**, see Chapter 4.

**Store ESS**

[Figure 19, TDMS reports
menu]{.smallcaps}![](media/image12.png){width="6.0in" height="4.75in"}

-   Check this box to store reports in the extended storage directory.

# Buttons and Links 

**Feedback** **Submit** **Show Jobs**

**Help** **Reports Directory**

**Clear All** **Today's Reports**

![](media/image12.png){width="6.0in" height="4.75in"} **Feedback**

[Figure 20, TDMS reports menu]{.smallcaps}

-   Select **Feedback** to open an application to e-mail Mike Rowley
    (Project Officer), Chuck Hallman (Software Management) and Craig
    Liston (Software Developer)---See Appendix B.

-   Use this feature to report any problems with the software, or to
    provide suggestions.

**Help**

[Figure 21, TDMS reports
menu]{.smallcaps}![](media/image12.png){width="6.0in" height="4.75in"}

-   Select **Help** to open an online help guide for ordering TDMS Web
    reports (See Appendix B).

-   Also, for report specific help information, select the link for each
    report by clicking on that report (i.e. P09, P14, E01) next to each
    checkbox.

![](media/image14.png){width="0.7604166666666666in" height="0.25in"}

![](media/image12.png){width="6.0in" height="4.75in"}

[Figure 22, TDMS reports menu]{.smallcaps}

-   Select **Clear All** to erase stored values for any previously made
    selections.

-   Fields do not automatically clear after report is submitted. You
    must select **Clear All** to do this.

![](media/image15.png){width="0.6354166666666666in"
height="0.23958333333333334in"}

[Figure 23, TDMS reports
menu]{.smallcaps}![](media/image12.png){width="6.0in" height="4.75in"}

-   Select **Submit** to generate your report (s).

-   Values may be default, or user-specified.

-   Values may also be both default and user-specific (i.e. default date
    with cage range specified).

**Reports Directory**

[Figure 24, TDMS reports
menu]{.smallcaps}![](media/image12.png){width="6.0in" height="4.75in"}

-   Select **Reports Directory** link to view all the reports in your
    personal web directory (See Appendix B).

**Today's Reports**

[Figure 25, TDMS reports
menu]{.smallcaps}![](media/image12.png){width="6.0in" height="4.75in"}

-   Select **Today's Reports** link to see all of the reports in your
    personal web directory that you ran today (See Appendix B).

**Show Jobs**

[Figure 26, TDMS reports
menu]{.smallcaps}![](media/image12.png){width="6.0in" height="4.75in"}

-   Select **Show Jobs** link to display the current status of the
    report ordered (i.e. running, pending, or printing---See Appendix
    B).

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc514737872 .anchor}TDMS Status Area

This status area indicates whether or not the TDMS server is available
(i.e. "Hazel is up" or "Hazel is down").

## ![](media/image16.png){width="5.9944444444444445in" height="0.7583333333333333in"} **Possible Status Views**  {#possible-status-views .emp}

##  {#section-10 .emp}

Figure 27, Starting Status View

After you order a report, the status area indicates that it is in the
process of sending the report.

Figure 28, Sending Request Status
View![](media/image17.png){width="5.9944444444444445in"
height="0.7583333333333333in"}

Then, after the report is sent, a report sent message with the study
number and chemical name appears in the status area.

![](media/image18.png){width="5.9944444444444445in"
height="0.7583333333333333in"} Figure 29, Report Sent Status View

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc514737875 .anchor}Customizing TDMS Reports

**[Parameters]{.underline}**

-   TDMS Reports may be customized based on specific dates, cages,
    removal reasons and treatment groups.

-   When the E14, E15, E16, E17, E18 and E22 reports are ordered, a
    selections window automatically opens prompting the user to enter
    information to further define their report.

-   Users ordering these reports may also check the **Extended
    Selections** checkbox to further customize their report.

> ![](media/image19.png){width="6.183333333333334in"
> height="0.43333333333333335in"}

figure 30, customization area on the tdms reports menu

# 

-   For a reports listing with report parameters, see Appendix A.

# Extended Selections Window

The Extended Selections Window allows users to further define the
selections for a report.

-   See Figure on the next page.

## ![](media/image20.png){width="5.625in" height="3.5in"} Extended Selections Window {#extended-selections-window-1 .emp}

> ![](media/image21.png){width="5.620833333333334in"
> height="1.7520833333333334in"}
> ![](media/image22.png){width="5.588888888888889in" height="2.6375in"}

Figure 31, Extended selections window[]{#__RefHeading___Toc514737878
.anchor}

## 

## Group Report Selections

The **Group Report Selections** area, located at the top of the
**Extended Selections** window, displays information on the report being
requested at that time (See below).

![](media/image23.png){width="6.0in" height="1.8444444444444446in"}

figure 32, group report selections

## 

## Removal Reasons

Reports may be customized further using the **Removal Dates** and
**Removal Reasons** sections of your screen.

![](media/image24.png){width="5.993055555555555in"
height="1.5916666666666666in"}

figure 33, removal reasons

Check the boxes that correspond to the desired removal reasons.

-   To limit the report to a specific range of removal dates, enter the
    beginning date in the left field of the **Removal Dates** section
    and the ending date in the right field.

-   Dates should be entered in the month (mm), day (dd), year (yyyy)
    format (e.g., *05/06/1996*, for May 6, 1996).

-   If the user does not select any of the check boxes, all removal
    reasons will be selected.

## Treatment Group Selections

## 

![](media/image26.png){width="6.184722222222222in"
height="1.5305555555555554in"}

figure 34, treatment group selections

-   You may also customize reports by selecting different treatment
    groups.

```{=html}
<!-- -->
```
-   By default, all treatment groups are selected.

-   If you do not wish to order a report for each treatment group,
    de-select the groups you wish to omit by clicking the checkbox.

-   Numbers immediately following checkboxes are treatment group
    numbers. The next field is the description of the dosage group.

##  

## 

## Build Merge Selected Groups Below

![](media/image27.png){width="5.508333333333334in"
height="2.222916666666667in"}![](media/image28.png){width="5.4944444444444445in"
height="0.33958333333333335in"}

figure 35, build merge groups below

The following describes how to fill out boxes under the **Build Merged
Groups Below** section of the **Extended Selections** window:

**Target:** Create a reference number (any number that is less than 33
that will represent each group merged).

![](media/image29.png){width="6.0in" height="0.6895833333333333in"}

figure 36, target

**Contributing Treatment Groups:** You may enter up to six treatment
groups in the input boxes provided (one treatment group per input box).

![](media/image29.png){width="6.0in" height="0.6895833333333333in"}

figure 37, contributing treatment groups

-   Use the treatment group numbers given in the **Treatment Groups
    Selection** window.

-   For instance, if you want to merge male groups dosed with 0, 330,
    and 10,000 PPM, then you will select 1 in the first check box, 5 in
    the second, and 11 in the third.

    **Text (Optional):** A brief title (up to 16 characters) may be
    entered for each merged treatment group.

    ![](media/image29.png){width="5.808333333333334in"
    height="0.6868055555555556in"}

figure 38, text

Below each frame are the **Cancel** and **Submit** buttons.

![](media/image30.png){width="6.054166666666666in"
height="0.3958333333333333in"}

figure 39, cancel and submit buttons

-   If the user wishes to cancel the report they have selected, she or
    he may press the **Cancel** button under any frame to return to the
    **TDMS Reports Menu** screen.

-   The **Submit** button will be used to submit the report after all
    selections have been made.

    Between the **Cancel** and **Submit** buttons is a list of the other
    frames on the page.

    ![](media/image30.png){width="5.995833333333334in"
    height="0.39305555555555555in"}

figure 40, other links

-   Clicking the link will take the user to that frame on the screen.

-   These links may be used instead of the scroll bar to return to a
    particular frame on the **Extended Selections** screen being viewed.

    If the user wishes, they may provide comments to the software
    developer by selecting **Feedback**.

    ![](media/image31.png){width="6.0in" height="0.6444444444444445in"}

figure 41, feedback link

-   An e-mail screen addressed to the software developers will open (See
    Appendix B).

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc514737882 .anchor}Animal Weight Exception (E14
only)

After the E14 report is ordered, a screen with the **E14 Form
Selections** frame will appear.

Figure 42, e14 form selections
![](media/image33.png){width="4.111111111111111in"
height="3.417361111111111in"}window

-   Using the **E14 Form Selections** window, you may customize the
    report by specifying the minimum percentage weight increase and the
    minimum percentage weight decrease.

-   Default values are listed in the table below.

  ------------ --------------- --------------------- ---------------------
  Species      Test Type       Minimum % Gain        Minimum % Loss

  mice         prechronic      15                    15

  mice         chronic         10                    10

  rats         all             15                    5
  ------------ --------------- --------------------- ---------------------

-   In-Life Report 14 allows the user to specify the percentage of
    weight gain or loss for animals that will be included in the report.
    For example, if the report should include animals with a weight gain
    greater than 10 percent and a weight loss greater than 5 percent,
    the user would enter the percentage values 10 and --5. If the report
    should include animals with a weight gain greater than 12 percent
    and a weight loss greater than 15 percent, the percentage values
    would be 12 and --15.

-   The report will detail weights outside of this range.

-   Notice, that when the **Extended Selections** checkbox on the **TDMS
    Reports Menu** is marked in addition to the selection of the E14
    report, both the **E14 Form Selections** (Fig.42) and **Extended
    Selections** windows (Fig.31) are displayed on one screen.

-   After all information is entered, click "Submit."

## 

## Inconsistent Clinical Signs (E15 only)

After the E15 report is ordered, a screen with the **E15 Form
Selections** frame will appear.

![](media/image35.png){width="4.364583333333333in"
height="3.5493055555555557in"} Figure 43, E15 form selections window

-   You must specify clinical observations when ordering this report.

-   You must select at least one Clinical Observation.

-   Click the checkboxes that correspond to the desired clinical
    observations.

-   Notice, that when the Extended Selections checkbox is marked in
    addition to the selection of this report, both the **E15 Form
    Selections** (Fig. 43) and **Extended Selections** windows (Fig. 31)
    are displayed on one screen.

-   After all selections are made, click "Submit."

## 

## Feed Consumption Exception (E16 only)

![](media/image37.png){width="4.111805555555556in"
height="3.34375in"}After the E16 report is ordered, a screen with the
**E16 Form Selections** frame will appear.

Figure 44, E16 form selections window

-   The percentage increase and decrease in feed consumption is
    specified using the E16 report.

-   Default values are set at 20 percent.

-   In-Life Report 16 allows the user to specify the percent increase or
    decrease in consumption in cages that will be included in the
    report. For example, the user would enter the percentage values of
    10 and --5 if the report should include animals in cages with a
    consumption increase greater than 10 percent or a consumption
    decrease greater than 5 percent. If the report should include
    animals with a consumption increase greater than 12 percent and a
    consumption decrease greater than 15 percent, the percentage values
    would be 12 and --15.

-   The report will detail consumption outside of this range.

-   Notice, that when the Extended Selections checkbox is marked in
    addition to the selection of this report, both the **E16 Form
    Selections** (Fig. 44) and **Extended Selections** windows (Fig. 31)
    are displayed on one screen.

-   After all selections are made, click "Submit."

-   

## Water Consumption Exception (E17 only)

![](media/image39.png){width="3.859027777777778in"
height="3.2875in"}After the E17 report is ordered, a screen with the
**E17 Form Selections** frame will appear. [Figure]{.smallcaps}
[45,]{.smallcaps} [E17 form selections window]{.smallcaps}

-   The increase and decrease in water consumption is specified using
    the E17 report.

-   In-Life Report 17 allows the user to specify the percent increase or
    decrease in consumption in cages that will be included in the
    report. For example, if the report should include animals in cages
    with a consumption increase greater than 10 percent or a consumption
    decrease greater than 5 percent, the user would enter the percentage
    values 10 and --5. If the report should include animals with a
    consumption increase greater than 12 percent and a consumption
    decrease greater than 15 percent, the percentage values would be 12
    and --15.

-   The user may choose to display only increased consumption values or
    only decreased consumption values. For example, to display only
    consumption increases greater than 12 percent and no consumption
    decreases, the user would enter the percentage values +12 and --0.
    To display only consumption decreases greater than 15 percent and no
    consumption increases, the user would enter the percentage values +0
    and --15.

-   If the user does not specify percentage values, the default
    percentage values of 20 and --20 are used.

-   The report will detail consumption outside of this range.

-   Notice, that when the Extended Selections checkbox is marked in
    addition to the selection of this report, both the **E17 Form
    Selections** (Fig. 45) and **Extended Selections** windows (Fig. 31)
    are displayed on one screen.

-   After all values are entered, select "Submit."

> []{#__RefHeading___Toc514737886 .anchor}All Animal Information
> Selections (E18 only)

After the E18 report is ordered, a screen with the **E18 Form
Selections** frame will appear.

Figure ![](media/image41.png){width="4.223611111111111in"
height="4.01875in"}46, E18 form selections window

-   For this report, users must indicate the desired cages, animal ID
    range, number of random cages, or number of random animals.

-   Notice, that when the **Extended Selections** checkbox is marked in
    addition to the selection of this report, both the **E18 Form
    Selections** (Fig. 46) and **Extended Selections** windows (Fig. 31)
    are displayed on one screen.

-   For additional description of the **E18 Form Selections** window,
    see the next page.

## The following are descriptions for the different areas on the E18: {#the-following-are-descriptions-for-the-different-areas-on-the-e18 .emp}

**Animal ID Range (located in the center left of the screen):**

-   Determine the range of Animal ID's desired.

-   Enter the smaller limit in the left input box and larger limit in
    the right input box.

-   The number of animals in the range cannot exceed 100.

**Random Cages (located in the center of the screen):**

-   Enter the number of randomly selected cages desired for the report.

-   The total number of animals in the cages cannot exceed 100.

**Random Animals (located in the center right of the screen):**

-   Enter the number of randomly selected animals desired for the
    report.

-   The system will randomly choose the number of animals you order.

-   The number of random animals cannot exceed 100.

**List by Cages or Animals (located in the lower part of the screen):**

-   To list by cages, click the **Cages** option and then enter the cage
    numbers in the input boxes provided.

-   To list by animals, click the **Animals** option and then enter the
    animal ID numbers in the input boxes provided.

-   The default selection is cages.

## Correction History Selection Page (E22 only)

After the E22 report is ordered, a screen with the **E22 Form
Selections** frame will appear.

![](media/image43.png){width="3.915277777777778in"
height="3.5409722222222224in"}

Figure 47, E22 form selections window

-   Click on the check boxes that correspond to the correction types
    desired.

-   If no boxes are checked, all types of correction types will be
    selected.

-   Notice, that when the Extended Selections checkbox is marked in
    addition to the selection of this report, both the **E22 Form
    Selections** (Fig. 47) and **Extended Selections** windows (Fig. 31)
    are displayed on the same screen.

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc514737890 .anchor}Retrieving Reports and Posted
Data

**This chapter instructs users** **how to obtain reports after they have
been ordered. Also included in this chapter are instructions for
downloading data that Liaisons have posted.**

# 

# Retrieving Reports

As discussed in **Chapter 3,** users must select the destination that is
appropriate for their facility when ordering a report (See page 17).

Follow these instructions to save reports to a local directory.

1.  Go to the TDMS Web Reports Main Menu:

    ( [http://hazel.niehs.nih.gov/dev-bin/TDMS_Menu.com)]{.underline}

    ![](media/image3.png){width="2.9583333333333335in"
    height="1.8125in"}2. Log In:

figure 48, log-in window

-   The TDMS Main Menu for your facility is displayed (user name typed
    will indicate the facility---See next page).

    ![](media/image6.png){width="6.433333333333334in"
    height="4.516666666666667in"}

Figure 49, SRI TDMS main menu A Username and Password Required window is
displayed:

3\. Choose one of the following links on the TDMS Main Menu to retrieve
a report:

-   **Access \[username\] Reports Directory** to link to all user files

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-   **Access \[facility\] Report Directories** to link to all facility
    user files

-   **Access \[facility\] ESS directory** to link to directory of stored
    reports

-   **Access \[facility\] Receive Summary Reports** to link to directory
    of summary reports

-   If reports are not available in the reports directory, you can check
    the status of the report by clicking the **Access Report Status for
    (Lab** **Name)** link on the main page.

    ![](media/image45.png){width="5.934027777777778in"
    height="2.828472222222222in"}

figure 50, access report status link for user

-   If the reports have not yet been received by Hazel, or have not been
    completed, a note stating, "no report jobs are currently
    available..." is written below the username.

![](media/image46.png){width="5.742361111111111in" height="2.95in"}

Figure 51, TDMS Report status Screen

-   To return to main menu, press back arrow button on toolbar.

-   Press "Close" to exit web reports.

    After selecting one of the following links, **Access \[username\]
    Reports Directory Access, \[facility\] Report Directories, Access
    \[facility\] Receive Summary Reports.**

7.  This screen will appear.

    ![](media/image47.png){width="4.034027777777778in"
    height="3.247916666666667in"}

figure 52,TDMS Reports Directory window

Note for lab users: After you select **\[facility\] Report
Directories,** you must select type of report on index before Reports
Directory window appears.

**[For Explorer Users]{.underline}**

**Step 1:** To save a **PRN** report, point mouse at selection, but do
not select link (see Figure above).

-   Report will indicate whether it is PRN or PDF on the link.

    **Step 2:** Hold down shift key, and simultaneously click the left
    mouse button (MAC users should hold the option key rather than the
    shift key).

    This window will appear.

    ![](media/image48.png){width="3.9270833333333335in"
    height="2.386111111111111in"}

figure 53, File Download window

**Step 3:** Select "OK"

This window appears.

**Step 4:** Click once in "File Name" box.

![](media/image49.png){width="3.86875in" height="2.407638888888889in"}

Figure 54, Save dialog box

**Step 5:** Type .prn at the end of the report name in the file name box

**Step 6:** Select "Save"

To save **PDF** report:

**Step 1:** Right click on report link desired.

![](media/image47.png){width="4.034027777777778in"
height="3.247916666666667in"}

figure 55, tdms reports directory window

**Step 2:** Select "Save Target As" option on pop up menu.

This window will appear.

![](media/image50.png){width="4.416666666666667in"
height="2.7395833333333335in"}

figure 56, save as window

**Step 3**: Select"Save"

**[For Netscape Users]{.underline}**

For all reports selected on Reports Directory window

> **Step 1:** Right click
>
> **Step 2:** Select, "Save Link As" option
>
> **Step 3:** Select "Save"

**Note:** When a report is ordered from the **TDMS Reports Menu**, two
files appear in the **Reports Directory** at NIEHS.

![](media/image47.png){width="3.9291666666666667in" height="3.05625in"}

figure 57, reports directory

-   The first file has a .pdf extension and is used to view the report
    using Adobe Acrobat when the report link is clicked.

-   The second file has a .prn extension and is used to print the report
    when the report link is clicked.

[]{#refheading___toc514737894 .anchor}Glossary

**Access Report Status for (user name),** a selection/link on the TDMS
home page that allows users to check the status of their report

**Additional Report Information,** a selection/link on the "TDMS Report
Status" menu that gives users more information about their report

**All Animal Information Selections,** a menu specific to the E18 report
that allows users to customize their report by specifying the desired
cages, animal ID range, number of random cages, or the number of random
animals. This menu appears automatically below the "Group Report
Selections" section at the top of the "Extended Selection" window screen
after the E18 report is requested

**Animal ID Range,** a window box on the "E18 Form Selections" menu that
allows users to determine the range of animal ID's desired for the
report

**Animal Weight Exception,** a menu specific to the E14 report that
allows users to customize their report by specifying the minimum
percentage weight increase or decrease. This frame appears automatically
below the "Group Report Selections" area at the top of the "Extended
Selection" window screen after the E14 report is requested

**Animals Option,** a check box on the "E18 Form Selections" menu that
allows users to list the report by animal (user must enter animal ID
number (s) in the input boxes below the check boxes)

**ASI,** a company that sub-contracts to NIEHS. ASI is responsible for
all SAS coding and performs special statistical analysis for Technical
Reports and other NIEHS publications. Reports E-39, E-41, E-40, P-40,
P-08, P-10, and P-11 all have ASI generated SAS code

**Back Arrow Button,** an option on your toolbar that enables a user to
return to the previous screen

**Browser,** a program that allows a person to read hypertext

**Build Merge Selected Groups,** an area in the lower part of the
"Extended Selection" window screen consisting of the following
categories: "target," "contributing treatment groups" and "text
(optional)" where reports may be further customize

**Cage Range,** an area in the top right of the "TDMS Reports Menu"
screen where the range of cages are entered for the report requested

**Cages Option,** a check box on the "E18 Form Selections" menu that
allows users to list the report by cages (user must enter cage number
(s) in input boxes below the check boxes)

**Cancel button,** located at the bottom of the "Extended Selections"
window screen. User may select this if s/he would like to cancel the
report they have selected and return to the TDMS Reports Menu

**Check box,** a small square on a menu that may be checked to activate
certain values

**Chemical Directory Reports,** reports that may be requested on the
TDMS home page offering information about the chemicals being tested.
May be requested either for all studies, active studies, or active
studies by laboratory.

**Chronic,** a study used to determine the chronic toxicity and
carcinogenic potential of a test agent in animals

**Clear All,** a button on the "TDMS Reports Menu" screen that may be
selected to erase stored values for any previously made selections

**Client-server,** a common form of distributed system in which software
is split between server tasks and client tasks. A client sends requests
to a server, according to some protocol, asking for information or
action, and the server responds

**Contributing Treatment Groups,** six columns of window boxes in the
lower part of the "Extended Selection" window screen (under "Build Merge
Selected Groups") where up to six treatment groups may be entered

**Correction History Selection Page,** a menu specific to the E22 report
that allows users to select check boxes that correspond to the
correction type (s) desired

**Date Range,** an area of the "TDMS Reports Menu" screen in the top
center of the screen where the date range for the report requested is
entered

**Document Number,** an identification number assigned to all documents
to uniquely identify it (ie. GD-1034-3.0)

**E14 Form Selections frame,** appears below the "Group Report
Selections" section of the "Extended Selection" window screen when the
E14 report is selected. Allows users to further customize their report

**E15 Form Selections frame,** appears below the "Group Report
Selections" section of the "Extended Selection" window screen when the
E15 report is selected. Allows users to further customize their report

**E16 Form Selections frame,** appears below the "Group Report
Selections" section of the "Extended Selection" window screen when the
E16 report is selected. Allows users to further customize their report

**E17 Form Selections frame,** appears below the "Group Report
Selections" section of the "Extended Selection" window screen frame when
the E17 report is selected. Allows users to further customize their
report

**E18 Form Selections frame,** appears below the "Group Report
Selections" section of the "Extended Selection" window screen when the
E18 report is selected. Allows users to further customize their report

**E22 Form Selections frame,** appears below the "Group Report
Selections" section of the "Extended Selection" window screen when the
E22 report is selected. Allows users to further customize their report

**ESS,** Experiment Status System or Extended Storage System

**ESS directory,** a selection/link on the "SRI TDMS Menu" (lab users
only) where the user can connect to a directory of all stored reports

**Experimental Status System (ESS),** a collection of directories on the
VAX where reports for various studies are stored. Every contract
laboratory (active of inactive) has an ESS directory that contains final
reports (PEIRPT14, EISRPT05, EISRPT06, and or EISRPT07) for each study
conducted

**Experiment Test Number Field,** an area of the "TDMS Reports Menu"
screen in the left corner of the screen that the seven-digit TDMS number
is entered in

**Extended selections box,** allows users to further define the
selections for a certain report

**Extended selections,** a box on the "TDMS Reports Menu" screen that
may be selected to customize reports

**Feed Back,** a link in the center of the "TDMS Reports Menu" screen
that opens the default e-mail application to contact Mike Rowley
(Project Officer---NIEHS), Chuck Hallman (Development Supervisor---ASI)
and Craig Liston (Developer\--ASI). Use this feature to report any
problems with the application or to provide suggestions

**Feed Consumption Exception,** a frame specific only to the E16 report
that allows users to customize their report by specifying the percentage
of increased or decreased food consumption. This frame appears when that
report is requested below the "Group Report Selections" area at the top
of the Extended Selection window screen

**Field,** any area on a window that specifies given information (i.e.
"Bottle Weight" would be a field in Transaction History)

**Group Report Selections frame,** located at the top of the "Extended
Selections" window screen, displays information on the report being
requested at that time

**Hazel,** the TDMS server. Status on Hazel (whether "Hazel is Up, or
Down") may be found in the TDMS Status Area (lower quarter) of the TDMS
Reports Menu screen

**Help,** a link in the center of the "TDMS Reports Menu" screen that
opens an online help guide for ordering TDMS Web reports

**Hypermedia document,** a document that contains a link to another
document that may include graphic, sound and video links in addition to
text links

**Hypertext document,** a document that contains a link to another
document

**Inconsistent Clinical Signs,** a menu specific to the E15 report that
allows users to customize their report by checking boxes pertaining to
desired clinical observations. This menu appears below the "Group Report
Selections" area at the top of the "Extended Selections" window screen
when that report is requested

**In-life and Pathology Reports check boxes,** an area in the center of
the "TDMS Reports Menu" screen where reports may be selected (ie. E01,
E02, E03...)

**In-life Reports Descriptions Manual,** an instruction guide to help
user's understand the different parts of an In-life report

**In-life Reports,** reports generated while the animals are still
living

**Internet Explorer,** Microsoft's free World-Wide-Web browser for
Microsoft Windows, Windows 95, Windows NT and Macintosh. Internet
Explorer is the main rival to Netscape Navigator (which runs on many
more platforms).

**Internet,** a network of networks that connects computers across the
country and around the world

**Issue Date,** the date noted in all documentation that lists when the
current version (of that document) was delivered

**National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences** (NIEHS)**,** a
research institution located in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
specializing in multidisciplinary, biomedical approaches towards disease
prevention. The NIEHS is one of 25 Institutes and Centers of the
National Institute of Health (NIH), a component of the Department of
Health and Human Services (DHHS). They sub-contract toxicology studies
to laboratories located throughout the world.

**National Toxicology Program (NTP),** a program began in 1978 under the
Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) to coordinate toxicology
research and testing activities within the Department, provide
information about potentially toxic chemicals to regulatory and research
agencies and the public, and to strengthen the science base in
toxicology.

**Neoplasm,** a tumor or growth

**Netscape (**Netscape Navigator), a world-wide web browser from
Netscape Communications Corporation

**NIEHS,** National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences

**Non-neoplasm,** not a tumor or growth

**NTP,** National Toxicology Program

**Password,** a word and, or code entered to allow access to Hazel.This
is assigned by the database administrator

**Pathology Reports Descriptions,** an instruction guide to help users
understand the different parts of a Pathology report

**Pathology Reports,** reports generated after the animal has died

**Prechronic,** a test type used to determine the dose range (s) to be
used for subsequent testing

**Random Animals,** a window box on the "E18 Form Selections" menu that
allows users to enter the number of randomly selected animals for the
report

**Random Cages,** a window box on the "E18 Form Selections" menu that
allows users to enter the number of randomly selected cages for the
report

**Removal dates,** an area in the "Extended Selection" window screen
where the report may be limited to a specific range of removal dates

**Removal reasons,** an area in the "Extended Selection" window screen
where reports may be customized according to desired criteria (ie.
Accidently Killed, Dosing Accident, Wrong Sex...)

**Report Status,** a link on the TDMS home page that connects the user
to information on current reports being run

**Reports Directory,** [1)]{.smallcaps} a directory/link of all
requested reports that users may access through the TDMS home page 2) a
link in the lower left part of the "TDMS Reports Menu" screen that when
selected shows all the reports in your personal web directory

**Reports Subtitle,** an area of the "TDMS Reports Menu" screen in the
top center below the date range where a custom header may be created for
that report

**Select output,** a window on the "TDMS Reports Menu" screen where a
printer for the report is selected. For the labs, the default is set to
print reports at that users printer location.

**Selections Window,** this opens automatically after the following
reports are selected: E14, E15, E16, E17, E18 and E22. Allows user to
customize reports based on specific dates, cages, removal reasons and
treatment groups

**Server,** a program that provides some service to other (client)
programs

**Show Jobs,** a link on the lower right part of the "TDMS Reports Menu"
screen that may be selected to display the current status of the report
ordered (ie. running, pending, or printing)

**Store ESS,** a window box on the "TDMS Reports Menu" screen that may
be selected to store a report in the extended storage directory

**Stored Reports,** reports that have been recently ordered and stored
(See "Store ESS")

**Study Transaction Status Report,** a link on the "SRI TDMS Menu" (lab
users only) that connects users to a report based on study transaction

**Submit,** a menu button used to generate a report based on stored
values. Values may be default or user-specific

**Summary Reports,** a link in the "TDMS Reports" section of the "SRI
TDMS Menu" (lab users only) where users can access summary reports

**Target,** a column of window boxes in the lower part of the "Extended
Selection" window screen (under "Build Merge Selected Groups") where a
reference number (any number less than 33) may be entered to identify
any newly merged group (ie.13, 15, 16)

**TDMS and LDAS Documentation,** user guides and other documentation for
TDMS and LDAS systems

**TDMS Home Page,** the initial page (on the web) after login where
specific reports, or TDMS and LDAS documentation may be requested. For
non-lab users this page is titled, "TDMS Web Report Menu for (user
name)" and contains the following sections: "In-life/Pathology Reports,"
"Chemical Directory Reports" and "Documentation." It is accessible
through the following URL:
[http://hazel.niehs.nih.gov/htbin/TDMS_Menu]{.underline} For lab users,
this page is titled, "SRI TDMS Menu" and contains two sections, "TDMS
Reports" and "Chemical Directory Reports." The URL is the same for both
lab and non-lab users.

**TDMS Reports Main Menu Screen,** (See TDMS Home Page)

**TDMS Reports Menu,** a section of the TDMS Reports Menu screen found
at the top of that menu

**TDMS Status Area,** a section of the TDMS Reports Menu screen found at
the bottom of that menu that shows if the server ("Hazel") is available.
There are three possible status views: "starting status view", "sending
request status view" and "report sent status view." Also found in this
area are the links to the reports directory, today's reports and current
jobs that have been requested

**TDMS Web Reports Main Menu Screen,** (See TDMS Home Page)

**TDMS Web Reports Main Menu,** (See TDMS Home Page)

**TDMS,** Toxicology Data Management System

**Text,** a column of window boxes in the lower part of the "Extended
Selection" window screen (under "Build Merge Selected Groups") where a
brief title (up to 16 characters) may be entered for each merged group

**Today's Reports,** a link in the lower left part of the "TDMS Reports
Menu" screen that when selected shows all the reports that you ran today
in your personal web directory

**Treatment Group Selections,** an area in the center of the "Extended
Selection" window screen where a user may customize their report
according to treatment groups (ie. all female, all male, 1.0 MG/KG, 0.25
MG/KG)

**Uniform Resource Locator,** a standard way of specifying the location
of an object, typically a web page on the Internet (ie.
[http://hazel.niehs.nih.gov/htbin/TDMS_Menu)]{.underline}

**URL,** Uniform Resource Locator

**Username,** the name NIEHS assigns to you when you are given access to
Hazel (ie. King5)

**VAX,** Virtual Address Extension

**Version Number,** a number assigned to all documentation that informs
the user which issue (of that document) they have (ie.1.4, 5.0)

**Virtual Address Extension,** a computer system available from Digital
Equipment Corporation (DEC); Currently the hardware used to manage TDMS

**Water Consumption Exception,** a menu specific to the E17 report that
allows users to customize their report by specifying the percentage of
increased or decreased water consumption. This menu appears when that
report is requested below the "Group Report Selections" area at the top
of the "Extended Selection" window screen

**Web Reports,** In-life and Pathology reports accessible on the World
Wide Web

**Window,** a menu, or whole screen

**Window Box,** a small section, or box on a menu that may be checked,
or information may be entered to secure certain values for a report

**World Wide Web,** a very large subset of the Internet, consisting of
those computers containing hypertext and/or hypermedia documents

Reports Parameters

## The following reports automatically generate a selections window when ordered: 

-   E14 -- Animal Weight Exception

-   E15 -- Inconsistent Clinical Signs

-   E16 -- Feed Consumption Exception

-   E17 -- Water Consumption Exception

-   E18 -- All Animal History Information

-   E22 -- Correction History Selection Page

######### 

######### ***By specifying Removal Reasons and Removal Dates, it is possible to customize the following reports through Extended Selections:***

-   E01 -- Animals Removed from Experiment

-   E02 -- Animal Removal Summary by Treatment Group

-   E03 -- Initial and Current Body Weight

-   E04 -- Clinical Observation Incidence Table

-   E05 -- Animal History

-   E12 -- Individual Body Weight Table

-   E14 -- Animal Weight Exception

-   E15 -- Inconsistent Clinical Observations

-   E18 -- All Animal History Information

-   E23 -- Clinical Observation Summary

-   E27 -- Clinical Observations by Animal

-   E40 -- Camera-Ready Growth Curve

-   E41 -- Mean Body Weights & Survival Table - by Weeks on Dose

-   P02 -- Incidence Rates of Neoplasms by Anatomic Site

-   P03 -- Incidence Rates of Non-neoplastic Lesions by Anatomic Site

-   P04 -- Neoplasms by Individual Animal

-   P05 -- Incidence Rates of Neoplasms by Anatomic Site (Sys. Lesions
    Abridged)

-   P07 -- Neoplasms by Individual Animal (Sys. Lesions Abridged)

-   P08 -- Statistical Analysis of Primary Tumors

-   P09 -- Non-neoplastic Lesions by Individual Animal

-   P10 -- Statistical Analysis Non-neoplastic Lesions

-   P11 -- Statistical Analysis of Survival Data

-   P14 -- Individual Animal Pathology Data

-   P16 -- Neoplasms by Individual Animal

-   P17 -- Neoplasms by Individual Animal (Sys. Lesions Abridged)

-   P40 -- Camera-Ready Survival Curves

By specifying Treatment Group and Merge Selections, it is possible to
customize the following reports through Extended Selections:

-   E01 -- Animals Removed from Experiment

-   E02 -- Animal Removal Summary by Treatment Group

-   E03 -- Initial and Current Body Weight

-   E04 -- Clinical Observation Incidence Table

-   E05 -- Animal History

-   E06 -- Feed Consumption Data (by cage)

-   E07 -- Water Consumption Data (by cage)

-   E10 -- Test and Group Notes

-   

-   E12 -- Individual Body Weight Table

-   E14 -- Animal Weight Exception

-   E15 -- Inconsistent Clinical Observations

-   E16 -- Feed Consumption Exception

-   E17 -- Water Consumption Exception

-   E18 -- All Animal Information Selections

-   E23 -- Clinical Observation Summary

-   E27 -- Clinical Observations by Animal

-   E31 -- Mean Food Consumption by Treatment Group

-   E32 -- Mean Water Consumption by Treatment Group

-   E39 -- Feed Consumption Table/Water and Compound Consumption Table

-   E40 -- Camera-Ready Growth Curve

-   E41 -- Mean Body Weights & Survival Table - by Weeks on Dose

-   P02 -- Incidence Rates of Neoplasms by Anatomic Site

-   P03 -- Incidence Rates of Non-neoplastic Lesions by Anatomic Site

-   P04 -- Neoplasms by Individual Animal

-   P05 -- Incidence Rates of Neoplasms by Anatomic Site (Sys. Lesions
    Abridged)

-   P07 -- Neoplasms by Individual Animal (Sys. Lesions Abridged)

-   P08 -- Statistical Analysis of Primary Tumors

-   P09 -- Non-neoplastic Lesions by Individual Animal

-   P10 -- Statistical Analysis Non-neoplastic Lesions

-   P11 -- Statistical Analysis of Survival Data

-   P14 -- Individual Animal Pathology Data

-   P16 -- Neoplasms by Individual Animal

-   P17 -- Neoplasms by Individual Animal (Sys. Lesions Abridged)

-   P40 -- Camera-Ready Survival Curves

    The following reports cannot be customized using Extended
    Selections:

-   E21 -- Mortality Table and Detail Summary

-   E22 -- Correction History

-   E24 -- Group Mean Terminal Weights at Sacrifice (Grams)

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-   E36 -- Dermal Clinical Observations Summary

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-   E42 -- Animals with Skin Papillomas by Week-On-Dose

-   E43 -- Animals with Papillomas At Site of Application By
    Week-on-Dose

-   P15 -- TDMS Slide/Block Inventory

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figure 62, e-mail feedback for web reports

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