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3. Protocol Editing Tool
functionality
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Protocol Editing Tool
User's Guide
Customizing tables view
The user can choose which columns should be visible in each table. This is defined
in the "Customize" dialog which is opened from the Tools menu. See Fig. 3.1.2.-1.
In this dialog you can also define whether the navigator tree should be hidden or
shown (the navigator tree can be found on the left side of the main dialog).
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The check boxes on the notebook pages correspond to general or protocol specific
columns of the tables. The table titles are shown at the top of the pages. Please note
that there might be columns that are not shown when the tool is in basic mode.
By selecting or deselecting the "Show Tree Map" checkbox, the user chooses
whether the navigator tree should be shown or hidden.
The user can also freeze general columns. If a general column is frozen, it is
"locked" in one position and not scrolled horizontally when you scroll the horizontal
scroll bar.
The number of visible rows defines how many rows can be shown in the main
dialog. It defines how many rows are shown at a time without changing to another
page. The smaller the number, the less rows are shown. If the number of rows in a
table is higher than the number of visible rows in the "Visible rows" field, you can
use the arrows in the top right corner of the main view to jump a section up or down.
Opening a protocol template
When the POD tool is started, and a possible work configuration of the object has
been loaded and edited, it is possible to open another protocol configuration using
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