Illustration 61, Winnet-Lt Tab Event Pane - Leightronix NET Series Manual

 Locked Events
If an event is locked, its "Time" is fixed. This allows it to be scheduled away
from the end of the previous event or away from the beginning of the day. If
this is done, a gap is placed between the events, or at the beginning of the day.
Each gap equals the length of time separating the preceding event from the
next scheduled event. Gap rows appear in a different color (yellow by default).
 Unlocked Events
An unlocked event's time is assigned by WinNET to coincide with the ending
time of the events above it. This time is not fixed and will be adjusted by
WinNET if events above the unlocked events are inserted, deleted, moved, or
modified. If an added or edited event's time or length causes it to overlap an
unlocked event, the unlocked event will move downward in the schedule if it
can.
Open the Sample Controller images included with WinNET to view locked
events, unlocked events, and gaps.
NOTE: If adding, editing, or deleting an event causes two events to conflict, an error
message appears. If the added/edited event is one of the conflicting events,
the event it conflicts with is listed, the error is described, and the outcome is
given. If the added/edited/deleted event is not one of the conflicting events,
the two conflicting events are listed, the error is described, and the outcome
is given. Use this information to correct the conflict.
WinNET-LT Tab
The WinNET-LT tab has its own date/day and time entry and does not assign blocks of
time in a linear fashion like the day tabs (see Illustration 61, WinNET-LT Tab Event
Pane).
LEIGHTRONIX, INC.
2010-07-09

Illustration 61, WinNET-LT Tab Event Pane

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