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Global Drive Cam Loader
User interface
Document window (worksheet)
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5.7 Document window (worksheet)
If you open a project the corresponding worksheet will be indicated in a so-called document
window in the Cam Loader Workspace .
By default, the document window is displayed on a full screen, i.e. the document window
fills the whole workspace of the Cam Loader.
[ With a click on the window icons 0 1 2 0 1 2 0 1 2 0 1 2 at the top right of the document window
you can change the representation of the document window as follows:
– Icon within the workspace (0
0 0 0)
– Full screen (1 1 1 1)
– Window size (2 2 2 2)
[ A click on the program icon opens the system menu which also includes commands for
positioning and changing the size of the document window.
[ A click on the window icon r or a double-click on the program icon closes the
document window.
[ Use the key combination <Strg>+<F6> to jump from one document window to the next
document window.
"Window" menu
The Window menu contains the following commands for the arrangement of the
document window:
Command Function
New window Opens a new window with the same contents as the active window.
In this way, it is possible to display different parts or views of a worksheet simultaneously.
• The new window will be automatically the active window and will be indicated above all
other open windows.
• If the contents of an open window is changed the contents of all other open windows of
the project changes as well.
Cascade Cascades all windows in the workspace.
Horizontal Arranges all windows in the workspace horizontally.
Arrange icons Arranges all windows reduced to an icon at the bottom of the workspace.
• If a window opens in this section, it may happen that one or all icons are hidden because
they are under the window.
1, 2, 3... All open windows are listed at the end of the Window menu.
A click on an entry activates the corresponding window (and places it on top of the desktop).
• The active window is indicated by a hook in front of the entry.