Toolpack:Status Menus:Screen Conventions A - Revision history

Allyntree at 15:01, 10 July 2012

2012-07-10T15:01:44Z

Allyntree: moved Toolpack v2.5:Status Menus:Screen Conventions to Toolpack:Status Menus:Screen Conventions A: New naming convention

2012-06-14T22:29:25Z

moved Toolpack v2.5:Status Menus:Screen Conventions to Toolpack:Status Menus:Screen Conventions A: New naming convention

Allyntree at 22:29, 14 June 2012

2012-06-14T22:29:12Z

Allyntree at 16:06, 12 July 2010

2010-07-12T16:06:59Z

Allyntree: /* Extended Status */

2010-07-12T16:06:45Z

Extended Status

Allyntree: /* To display extended status, do the following */

2010-07-12T16:06:23Z

To display extended status, do the following

Allyntree: /* Reset Status */

2010-07-12T16:06:09Z

Reset Status

Allyntree: /* To refresh the current status display, do the following */

2010-07-12T16:05:43Z

To refresh the current status display, do the following

Allyntree: /* To display extended status, do the following */

2010-07-12T16:05:19Z

To display extended status, do the following

Allyntree: Created page with 'Most of the status screens are designed by default to provide the most relevant information in the general view. This general view may be extended to provide more information. In…'

2010-07-12T16:02:52Z

Created page with 'Most of the status screens are designed by default to provide the most relevant information in the general view. This general view may be extended to provide more information. In…'

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Most of the status screens are designed by default to provide the most relevant information in the general view. This general view may be extended to provide more information. In addition, status information can either be displayed once upon accessing a status screen or it can be refreshed on demand, or on a periodic basis. The choice is up to the user and this feature is common to every status screen. Another feature common to most screens is the ability to reset the values of displayed counters. This feature is key in enabling the user to verify whether certain conditions persist.

= Extended Status =
== To display extended status, do the following ==

From a status screen, check the '''Extended status''' check box.

The extended view is displayed.

[[Image:Toolpack_v2.5_Extended_Status.png]]

= Refresh Status =
== To refresh the current status display, do the following ==

From a status screen, either click the '''Now''' button or select a refresh interval.

An updated status screen is displayed.

[[Image:Toolpack_v2.5_Refresh.png]]

= Reset Status =
== To reset the counters of a current screen, do the following ==

* Select the '''Reset status''' check box
* Click '''Now'''

[[Image:Toolpack_v2.5_Reset_Status.png]]

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 === '''''Applies to version(s): v2.5, v2.6.''''' ===
-{{DISPLAYTITLE:Toolpack: Navigating the Web Portal}}
+{{DISPLAYTITLE:Status Menus:Screen Conventions}}
 Most of the status screens are designed by default to provide the most relevant information in the general view. This general view may be extended to provide more information. In addition, status information can either be displayed once upon accessing a status screen or it can be refreshed on demand, or on a periodic basis. The choice is up to the user and this feature is common to every status screen. Another feature common to most screens is the ability to reset the values of displayed counters. This feature is key in enabling the user to verify whether certain conditions persist.

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	Most of the status screens are designed by default to provide the most relevant information in the general view. This general view may be extended to provide more information. In addition, status information can either be displayed once upon accessing a status screen or it can be refreshed on demand, or on a periodic basis. The choice is up to the user and this feature is common to every status screen. Another feature common to most screens is the ability to reset the values of displayed counters. This feature is key in enabling the user to verify whether certain conditions persist.		Most of the status screens are designed by default to provide the most relevant information in the general view. This general view may be extended to provide more information. In addition, status information can either be displayed once upon accessing a status screen or it can be refreshed on demand, or on a periodic basis. The choice is up to the user and this feature is common to every status screen. Another feature common to most screens is the ability to reset the values of displayed counters. This feature is key in enabling the user to verify whether certain conditions persist.

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 [[Image:Toolpack_v2.5_Extended_Status.png]]
-= Refresh Status =
+== Refresh Status ==
 To refresh the current status display, do the following:
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 [[Image:Toolpack_v2.5_Refresh.png]]
-= Reset Status =
+== Reset Status ==
 To reset the counters of a current screen, do the following:

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 = Extended Status =
-== To display extended status, do the following ==
+To display extended status, do the following:
 From a status screen, check the '''Extended status''' check box.

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 = Reset Status =
-== To reset the counters of a current screen, do the following ==
+To reset the counters of a current screen, do the following:
 * Select the '''Reset status''' check box