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Navigation paneNavigation paneThe Interaction Desktop Navigation pane provides easy access to the module components in the default workspace. The Navigation pane provides centralized navigation to module components, which display their views in a workspace. By default, the Navigation pane appears on the left side of the window. You can close or hide it for a larger view of the workspace. Note: For the CIC client which uses custom workspaces, the Navigation pane is empty. Related topics Automatically hide the Navigation pane Dock the Navigation pane Hide the Navigation pane Minimize the Navigation pane Dock the Navigation paneTo dock the Navigation pane and return it to the original state, click View > Navigation pane > Normal. Related Topics Automatically hide the Navigation pane Hide the Navigation pane Minimize the Navigation pane Navigation pane Minimize the Navigation paneWhen you minimize the Navigation pane, you pin its slim profile along the left side of the Interaction Desktop window, providing quick access to the Navigation pane. Tip: To display the Navigation pane temporarily, pause the mouse pointer over the minimized Navigation pane tab. The Navigation pane expands. You automatically minimize it when you move your mouse pointer away from the pane. To minimize the Navigation pane, do one of the following:
Note: To restore the Navigation pane to its original state on the left side of the window, pause over the minimized Navigation pane tab. When it expands, click the Auto Hide pin. Related Topics Automatically hide the Navigation pane Dock the Navigation pane Hide the Navigation pane Navigation pane Hide the Navigation paneTo increase the area of the workspace in the window, you can hide the Navigation pane. There are several ways to minimize and expand the Navigation pane. Choose the one that best fits your working style. You can also move the Navigation pane to a new location in the workspace. To turn off and hide the Navigation pane, do one of the following:
Note: To display the Navigation pane again, click View > Reset pane layout. Related Topics Automatically hide the Navigation pane Dock the Navigation pane Minimize the Navigation pane Navigation pane Automatically hide the Navigation paneTo hide the Navigation Pane automatically, click View > Navigation pane > Auto. Note: This option hides the Navigation pane if it is empty, or keeps it open if it contains navigational information for the workspace. Related Topics Dock the Navigation pane Hide the Navigation pane Minimize the Navigation pane Navigation pane WorkspacesWorkspacesWorkspaces contain module views. Workspaces appear in the Interaction Desktop window.
Custom workspacesThe CIC client is a module in Interaction Desktop that does not include any built-in workspaces. You create workspaces that contain a collection of different views selected from the active modules and configured to suit your needs. You can organize the views in a custom workspace by clicking and dragging a view’s tab. Built-in workspacesA built-in workspace contains pre-selected and arranged module views. You can tailor each built-in workspace to a specific task or set of tasks. A built-in workspace could contain only the views most useful for a particular role in your organization. You cannot delete or rename built-in workspaces. Note: Interaction Desktop does not now include any built-in workspaces. In the future, new modules could include built-in workspaces. Related Topics Change tab order in the Workspaces pane Create a custom workspace Delete a custom workspace Display a Workspace in full screen mode End full screen mode Start a workspace slide show Workspace tabs Directory: cic cic -> Detector (draft in 2014. 8-2014. 10) cic -> Chapter 12: Programming Languages Learning Objectives cic -> Chapter 12: Programming Languages Learning Objectives cic -> Fg d cic activity from 11/1/06 – 11/30/06 fgd cic assignments cic -> Fgd cic assignments: 6565 RiverStreet Communications of North Carolina, Inc. 6565/rvn fgd cics Reclaimed/Returned cic -> Alphabetical list of filename extensions cic -> Fg d cic activity from 4/1/06 – 4/30/06 fgd cic assignments cic -> Part 14 allows streaming over the Internet Download 247.02 Kb. Share with your friends:
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