Extron Electronics VN-COMMANDER - Manual (Page 89)

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VN-COMMANDER User Guide Section 3: Creating a Presentation
Working with Windows
Virtual Display Area Within the Scene Designer the real target display is
represented by the virtual display area, and each window
that can be placed on the real display is represented by a
virtual window.
Each virtual window has a unique number (automatically
assigned by VN-COMMANDER) and a user-definable
label, typically used to identify the source:
Window Number – a number that uniquely
identifies each window within a scene.
This window contains a
source called Video Server. This window contains a
source called Workstation.
The Window Palette When you create a new presentation, nine virtual
windows are ‘docked’ in the window palette. You can
add more windows if required (see page 79) but, once
added, they cannot be deleted.
The contents of each window can be the same or different
between scenes. Initially, each window will contain a
gray color wash. Later on, as you create new scenes, the
content of each window in the palette is copied from the
currently selected scene.
To use a window within a scene it is moved (or
‘undocked’) from the window palette into the virtual
display area.