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Registering Created Elements (Symbol Manager Operation)
6-10-2 Basic Symbol Manager Operation
Starting up the symbol manager
Reference: S The symbol manager window is always displayed at the top of the windows dis-
Basic operation
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(1) [Window] (menu bar)
played on the screen. If this disturbs your operation, minimize the window by
either clicking on the
ing the [minimize] item from the control menu box displayed by the clicking on
the button at the upper left area in the window.
S The symbol manager memorizes the folder that was open when you quit the
symbol manager last time and opens the same folder automatically when you
next start the symbol manager. The symbol registration state in the folder is,
however, the state when the folder was saved last.
S Menu bar
File
New:
Creates a new file (folder).
Open:
Displays a file (folder) that is not displayed in the screen.
Close:
Closes the file (folder) presently displayed in the screen.
(The file is not deleted although it disappears from the
screen.)
Save:
Saves the specified folder by overwriting the present file.
Save As:
Saves the specified folder by changing the file name.
(Folder name remains unchanged.)
Save All:
Saves all folders to the individual files.
Exit:
Lets you exit the symbol manager.
Edit
Cut:
Moves the specified symbol data to the clip board.
(The data is deleted from the symbol manager.)
Copy:
Copies the specified symbol data to the clip board.
(The data remains in the symbol manager.)
Paste:
Pastes the symbol data, stored in the clip board by cut or
paste, to the active screen.
Delete:
Deletes the specified symbol data from the symbol manag-
er. (The data is not stored in the clip board.)
Choose Icon: Changes the icon design of the symbol data.
Change Label: Changes a folder or symbol name.
View
Status Bar:
[Symbol Manager]
button at the upper right area in the window or select-
Specifies whether or not the status bar, which
displays menu item functions, etc., is displayed un-
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