Toolbar. The Toolbar is located near the top of the Main Window. The buttons display in the toolbar depend on the model type (physical, logical and conceptual). You can use the toolbar to perform some basic tasks, such as adding tables, entities or views, applying Auto Layout feature, etc.
Toolbar. The Toolbar is located near the top of the Main Window. The buttons display in the toolbar depend on the model type (physical, logical and conceptual). You can use the toolbar to perform some basic tasks, such as adding tables, entities or views, applying Auto Layout feature, etc. Explorer Pane The Explorer pane has two tabs: Model and Diagram. Model tab holds all tables, views or entities in the model, including those used in each individual diagram. You can simply drag an object from the Model tab and drop to the active diagram canvas. Diagram tab holds all the objects (tables, views, layers, notes, images, relations, etc) added to the active diagram. If the Explorer pane is hidden, choose View -> Show Explorer from the main menu.
Toolbar. Buttons to execute commands. Frequently used buttons are displayed. The buttons allow executing each command by clicking once. (See page 26 – 27)
Toolbar. The Toolbar provides information about the status of monitored devices and options to expand, add group or device.
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Toolbar. When you are in the Opening Table mode you can see its toolbar over the Path window. It contains the buttons that allow you to execute the most frequently called operations in this mode. New table – clicking on this button instantly updates the content of the opening table. Drop the mouse pointer in the Path window. When you navigate along the path variation, you can click the New table button at anytime. It is an especially useful function; it may happen that the Table window contains too much information for a single working session. In this case you may choose to move forward along the path line until you find a simpler position with fewer variations. Then click this button and the opening table will be re-constructed. Back – this button allows you to return to a previous position for which the opening table has been built. If you have moved to and fro along the path variations and have built tables for several positions, this button helps you to navigate between these positions. Forward – use this button to transpose to the next opening table; by default it is inactive but becomes activated when you have built several opening tables and are currently watching the first one of them. Export current table – clicking this button allows you to export the table to a *.PDF, *.BMP or *.JPG file. The Save dialog box appears; indicate the export file name there and click the OK button to start exporting. You can use the export files for preparing publications. History – usually this button is used together with the Back button to navigate between several positions. It has a dark triangle to the right of it; clicking here opens the local menu for this button: Here Show history option opens the history dialog box: This dialog box presents you with several fragments from the opening tables you have built, together with the control elements that help you to navigate between the positions. It is an extremely useful feature of the Opening table mode. If you make a few moves from some interesting opening and then build the opening table, it will contain an overwhelming number of variations and you may find yourself lost facing that bulk of information. It makes sense to make a few moves more along some particular line and update the opening table from that position, then you can more easily understand the development of the game in a fewer number of variations. Any time you want you can return to the previous position using the Show history option and this dialog box. ...
Toolbar. After starting SpecWare, the menu bar will initially offer File, Logger and Help menu options. The quick-buttons, from left to right, are Exit SpecWare, Open File, Save Logger Data, WatchDog Manager, Launch WatchDog Logger, Readout WatchDog, and Weather Station Monitor, and specify Large/Small Toolbar Buttons. After a file is opened or a logger is downloaded, the Edit, Print, View and Tools menu options will appear and the View Data as Text and Change Graph Parameters quick- buttons will be activated. Two additional quick-buttons, Reset Zoom and Zoom Out, will be activated if the graph zoom feature is used (see pp. 39-40).
Toolbar a. The toolbar-related terms in the Affiliate Agreement (including but not limited to Attachments C and D of the Affiliate Agreement) are hereby incorporate by reference and amended to include Publisher such that both Publisher’s Affiliate and Publisher are subject to the same toolbar-related terms in the Affiliate Agreement and all rights, responsibilities, and obligations in connection with such terms.
Toolbar. The toolbar is your main source of editing. Depending on your current selection the toolbar will change colors showing you which options are available for that current selection. The current selection is always the furthest list to the right with a blue selection highlight and is read from a left to right listing each list selection as you go, preceded by the design module type. In figure 4.1.1 the current selection is read as Beams > Glulams > E-Rated Western Species > 16F-E4 > 3.125 x 15. Each individual button has two settings, enabled and disabled. You cannot click on a disabled button. The disabled buttons are always shown in grayscale and upon enabling they become full color. Clicking an enabled, full color toolbar button will execute that buttons function on the current selection. This will bring up new forms for review or actually perform the function on the listbox. Right-clicking the mouse on any of the four lists will bring up a pop-up list. This is sometimes much more convenient than moving the mouse all the way down to the toolbar. The pop-up menu will always reflect the available options shown in the toolbar.
Toolbar. The toolbar automatically enables the buttons that can be used the same way that the toolbar on the main form does. The information displayed can be saved clicking Add Species or canceled with the Exit button.
