Source Explorer - Siemens SINUMERIK 840D sl Operating Manual

Table 4-7 Window main menu
Window
New horizontal
tab
New vertical tab group
Move to previous tab group
Restore window layout
Note Window layout
Move to next tab
group
Table 4-8 Help main menu
Help
Contents
FAQs
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NOTICE
Data can no longer be found
If projects, components, and associated data is moved more than once without storage in a
buffer, automatic path adaptation may no longer be possible. Components or linked data can
then no longer be found.
You should therefore always perform a verification run after packages or components are
moved.
When projects and components are copied with unfavorable supplementary conditions for
automation path adaptation, the project may access the original components or linked data.
4.2.4

Source Explorer

A source explorer is integrated in Expert which is used similarly to the Windows Explorer.
Only read operations are offered for the source explorer in order to avoid unintentional deletion,
moving or changing of data.
An external file manager can also be used to copy files and folders to the components, or to
link these.
SINUMERIK Integrate Create MyConfig - Diff, Expert, Topo
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Displays the selected component in the new horizontal tab group.
Displays the selected component in the new vertical tab group.
Moves the selected component to the previous tab group.
Restore the distribution of the interface areas, e.g. after a restart or change.
Note the distribution of the interface areas.
Moves the selected component to the next tab group.
<F1> Display of the online help for the Expert program.
The online help is identical with the Expert section in the SINUMERIK Integrate
Create MyConfig - Diff, Expert, Topo. documentation
<Shift+F1> Display of the online help for the FAQs.
The online help is identical with the Expert section in the SINUMERIK Integrate
Create MyConfig - Diff, Expert, Topo. documentation
Contains information on the version and copyright.
Create MyConfig - Expert
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