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Quick video tutorial (no audio) |
Overview
The Multi-Screen Engineering tool is also known as Multiple the Multiple Document Interface (MDI). MDI stands for a graphical user interface in which multiple windows reside under a single parent window. The Multi-Screen Engineering tool is available in two environments, : Draw and Scripts.
MDI is a new engineering environment feature that allows the user to edit multiple displays or scripts at the same time. This , which makes it easier to copy content between documents, facilitate facilitates comparison between different documents, and decrease decreases the switching time between documents that are being edited.
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The MDI feature only works along with a properly-working WebServer. |
Draw Environment
In the Draw Editor tab (Edit -Draw-Drawing), the MDI enable button is in the toolbar located at the top of the display.
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Once this button is clicked, a child window will open and the page will enter a locked state.
In Edit -Displays-Displays, you can see which users are editing a page.
Scripts Environment
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If the button is not available, close the current project, make sure a WebServer application is running, and launch the project again. |
Once this button is clicked, a child window will open with the Code Editor environment.
In Edit -Scripts-Tasks/Classes, you can see which users are editing a page.
Switch Between Documents
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This feature provides easy access to the recently used information, enhances user experience, and improves the workflow.
This feature also allows you to close a document that is open in the last document bar.
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