Quick set/quick insert buttons, View most recently added items, Copy capabilities – NEC MA4000 User Manual

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Cable Management Tools 2-3

MA4000 Expense Management Cable Management User Guide - Issue 1

Quick Set/Quick Insert Buttons

Throughout Cable Management where you choose a location for a

component or, in the Cable Path, where you insert a component, you will

find shortcut buttons (Quick Set and Quick Insert) that allow you to

quickly choose a location.
When you click on the Quick Set or Quick Insert button, the Navigator

Tree is highlighted (its background turns blue), and you can simply click

on the location on the tree to incorporate the information for that

location into the component's detail record.

View Most Recently Added Items

Many fields in the Detail View in Cable Management have a Recent

button next to them. When you place your cursor over this button, a

floating window will appear that displays the following:
• The 10 most recently modified items in that component category, and

the date each was modified.

• The 10 most recently added items in that component category, and

the date each was modified.

This information is particularly helpful when adding or modifying

component information.

Copy Capabilities

Cable Management provides several options for copying existing data to

other locations in Cable Management or to entirely separate

applications, such as Microsoft Excel and Word. These copy capabilities

are always available in the List View pane and can be used by clicking on

any of these three buttons:
• Copy
• To Excel
• To Clipboard

Copy Button

Cable Management's Copy capability is a great time saver available

throughout the application. This feature is always located in the List

View pane and can be used by clicking on the Copy button. If used

properly it will minimize typing time and user errors. The Copy

capability allows a selected item to be completely copied into the Detail

View area, where you can then modify any information. This is

especially helpful for creating new components that closely resemble

already-built components.

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