Genero Studio is comprised of a series of tabs and views. You must be able to access
those tabs and views to complete various tasks.
Within Genero Studio, you can open and close views. Genero Studio recalls what views were opened
and closed, and restarts with the views that were opened when you last exited Genero Studio. In some
instances, views are opened as you complete a task or procedure. In this tour, you will see how to
open and position your views.
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In the central workspace, click on the various tabs (Projects,
Tutorials & Samples, News and
Support).
At this stage, you should simply note that there are several samples and demos that you will
be able to open and examine, as you begin to explore Genero Studio.
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Click on the OrderReportJava project.
The project opens in the Projects view. The components of the
project are presented in a hierarchical tree view.
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To run this demo, select .
The Order Report application appears. For now, click Quit. You
will have a chance to find out more about the demo at a later time.
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Select .
The context menu lists all the possible views that can be opened. If you are ever in
a task, and you need to be working with a view that is not open, go to this menu and select the view
to open it.
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Select Document Errors.
The Document Errors view opens. It is a tabbed view, contained
within Genero Studio.
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Click on the title bar of the Document Errors view and drag the
view.
You should note a few things:
- You can undock the view, so that it is independent of Genero Studio.
- You can double-click on an undocked view, and it will snap back into place in Genero
Studio.
- You can move the view to any location around the central workspace.
- You can click on the close icon (the 'X' in the upper right corner) to remove the view.
- To reopen the view, return to the menu option.