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Here you can find explanations and notes on important terms, abbreviations and other basic conventions. |
Actions that are triggered by clicking menu items are marked bold , for example: "Print the front panel with File > Print". Actions that are triggered with keyboard shortcuts are written in non-proportional bold type, for example: "Print the front panel with Ctrl + p". In areas in which text cannot be formatted, a menu command is enclosed in square brackets: "Print the front panel with [File > Print]". Keyboard shortcuts are enclosed between <> symbols: "Print the front panel with <Ctrl> + <p>". |
It may be easier and quicker to trigger certain repetitive actions or action sequences with the keyboard rather than the mouse. All of the available keyboard commands are listed in the following table:
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There are special commands for certain frequently used functions which are used in combination with mouse click actions.
Extend selection marque to the left. The element is not selected, since it is not fully inside the selection marquee:
Extend selection marque to the right. The element is selected, since it is fully inside the selection marquee:
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Large-format images and graphics are initially scaled down for a better overview. Clicking on the respective picture displays it in its original size and a further click resets it to its initial size, etc. |
Please note that the keywords in the index generally take you to a page where you have to "open" the entry you are looking for. |
With the "light bulb" you can call up more detailed guidance to solve certain design tasks, etc. This is of course primarily to be found in the "Tools" chapter.
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The "exclamation mark" can provide you with important information about the current topic. |
