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4. In the Tile mode, several open files are displayed simultaneously. You can do the
following:
• If the files do not fit the screen, drag the file window borders to resize and arrange
the files to suit your needs.
• Use the scroll bars to view more data.
• To close a tiled file, click
in the right corner of the tiled window.
• To make more space for a tiled file you can minimize another file by clicking in
the left corner of the tiled window.
• An example of files in Tile mode is presented in Figure 24 (page 57) .
7.3.4 Refreshing Data Automatically
Normally, the data in the screens is not refreshed. To automatically refresh the data:
1. Click Auto Refresh in the toolbar.
The system checks every 10 minutes if the data has changed and refreshes the screen with
the new data.
7.3.5 Refreshing Data Manually
Normally the data in the screens is not refreshed. To manually refresh the data:
1. Click Refresh in the toolbar.
The screen is immediately updated with any changed data.
7.3.6 Hiding Rows
When a history file is open, you can hide rows as needed.
1. Select the row or rows that you want to hide:
• To select one row:
Click the row number in the first column to select the row.
• To select consecutive rows (for example rows 5 to 20):
Click the row number in the first column of the first row that you want to hide.
Hold down the
SHIFT key and click the row number of the last row that you
want to hide.
• To select non-consecutive rows (for example rows 5, 10 and 25):
Click the row number in the first column of the first row that you want to hide.
Hold down the
CTRL key and click the row numbers of the other rows that you
want to hide.
The selected rows are displayed with blue background color.
2. To hide the selected rows, right-click on any of the rows and select Hide .
You can also use the shortcut key for hiding: CTRL + 9.
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