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==Managing Windows In PLS_Toolbox and Solo== | ==Managing Windows In PLS_Toolbox and Solo== | ||
Managing numerous windows can be challenging, especially when you have limited screen space. PLS_Toolbox/Solo provides several tools for helping with this problem. | Managing numerous windows can be challenging, especially when you have limited screen space. PLS_Toolbox/Solo provides several tools for helping with this problem. | ||
===Figure Browser=== | |||
The <tt>figbrowser</tt> utility (short for "Figure Browser") is available as a menu item at the top of all open figures. | The <tt>figbrowser</tt> utility (short for "Figure Browser") is available as a menu item at the top of all open figures. | ||
===Docking Behavior=== | |||
>> setplspref('browse', 'viewfigures', 'true') | |||
Once you’ve set the preferences, | ===Browse Icons=== | ||
You can also set the Workspace Browser to display figures as icons setting the '''viewfigures''' option to true. Do this via menu Edit>Options>Works Space Browser or using [setplspref] from the command line using the following command: | |||
<pre>>> setplspref('browse', 'viewfigures', 'true')</pre> | |||
Once you’ve set the preferences, you may have to restart the Workspace Browser for the new preferences to take affect. | |||
Revision as of 14:35, 9 September 2008
Managing Windows In PLS_Toolbox and Solo
Managing numerous windows can be challenging, especially when you have limited screen space. PLS_Toolbox/Solo provides several tools for helping with this problem.
Figure Browser
The figbrowser utility (short for "Figure Browser") is available as a menu item at the top of all open figures.
Docking Behavior
Browse Icons
You can also set the Workspace Browser to display figures as icons setting the viewfigures option to true. Do this via menu Edit>Options>Works Space Browser or using [setplspref] from the command line using the following command:
>> setplspref('browse', 'viewfigures', 'true')
Once you’ve set the preferences, you may have to restart the Workspace Browser for the new preferences to take affect.