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File Menu:
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Open and Commit Configuration File- Opens a configuration (.csa) file. When Open and Commit Configuration File is chosen, a "Select Configuration File" pop-up screen will appear. Select from a list of .csa files in the menu. The selected .csa file will open in ClientView and then will be sent to the IMG. If there is already a file open in ClientView and a different .csa file needs to be loaded, you must close ClientView and GCEMS and then reopen them both. From here select 'open a new configuration' and a screen with all .csa files will appear. Select which .csa file you would like to open. The Open and Commit Configuration File menu will open a .csa file only if there is no system.cfg file or it is forced to save the old system.cfg and create a new one as explained above.
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Toolbars- When Toolbars --> Search is chosen, a separate search toolbar is added to the menu-bar. From this search bar, you can create a search to find a specific object in the tree. See IMG 1010 - ClientView Search Capabilities for more information
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Communications Menu:
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Launch EventView- When Launch EventView is checked, EventView will open if not already opened. When Launch EventView is unchecked, EventView will close. See IMG 1010 - EventView for more information.
Application Properties- When Application Properties is chosen, an 'Application Properties' box will appear. Within this popup screen, properties pertaining to ClientView can be changed. Properties such as where the log files will be sent, which port to use for ftp, which port to use for RMI are just a few of the variables that can be changed. See screen capture below displaying the Application Properties box. See IMG 1010 - ClientView Properties .
User Properties- When the User Properties is chosen, a "User Properties" box appears like displayed below.
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Embedded WebHelp- When checked, the embedded help pane is open and viewable in ClientView. When un-checked, the embedded help pane closes. This allows for more viewable area for the ClientView Pane. See IMG 1010 - The ClientView Main Window link which explains more on this feature
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