The Screen Editor contains the following pull-down
menus:
File
Edit
Options
Help
In addition, the Screen Editor window includes a
variety of push-buttons and controls which allow you to
display Benchmark and Result images in many ways.
Using the push-buttons, you may compare and show
differences between Benchmark and Result images.
For more information about the Screen Editor's menus
and controls, double click on an item from the list of
additional topics below.
1 – s file Cascade
Use the File menu to open, include, and save a file.
Also use the File menu to exit the Screen Editor.
The File menu contains the following menu items:
Open Benchmark...
Open Result...
Open Mask...
Save Mask
Save Mask As...
Quit
Exit
For information about using a File menu item, double
click on an item from the list of additional topics
below.
1.1 – s OpenBmk Btn
To open an existing Benchmark file, choose Open
Benchmark... from the File menu.
The "DTM : Open Benchmark File" dialog box appears,
which displays a list of available Benchmark files.
To open an existing Benchmark file:
1. In the Directories list box, double click on the
directory where your Benchmark file is located.
2. Click on the Filter push button to list available
Benchmark files.
3. In the Files list box, double click on the
Benchmark file you want to open.
1.2 – s OpenRes Btn
To open an existing Result file, choose Open Result...
from the File menu.
The "DTM : Open Result File" dialog box appears, which
displays a list of available Result files.
To open an existing Result file:
1. In the Directories list box, double click on the
directory where your Result file is located.
2. Click on the Filter push button to list available
Result files.
3. In the Files list box, double click on the Result
file you want to open.
1.3 – s OpenMsk Btn
To open an existing or new Mask file, choose Open
Mask... from the File menu.
The "DTM : Open Mask File" dialog box appears, which
displays a list of available Mask files.
To open an existing Mask file:
1. In the Directories list box, double click on the
directory where your Mask file is located.
2. Click on the Filter push button to list available
Mask files.
3. In the Files list box, double click on the Mask
file you want to open.
To open a new Mask file:
1. In the Directories list box, double click on the
directory where you want the Mask file to reside.
2. Click on the Selection entry box. Enter the new
file name with an MXK file type. For example,
TESTMASKS.MXK.
3. Click on OK.
1.4 – s Save Btn
To save Masks into the currently opened Mask File, choose the Save Mask from the File menu.
1.5 – s SaveMsk Btn
To save Masks into a new Mask File, choose the Save
Mask As... from the File menu.
The "DTM : Save Mask File" dialog box appears, which
displays a list of current Mask file names.
To replace an existing Mask file:
1. In the Directories list box, double click on the
directory where your Mask file is located.
2. Click on the Filter push button to list available
Mask files.
3. In the Files list box, double click on the Mask
file you want to save to.
To save a new Mask file:
1. In the Directories list box, double click on the
directory where you want the Mask file to reside.
2. Click on the Selection entry box. Enter the new
file name with an MXK file type. For example,
TESTMASKS.MXK.
3. Click on OK.
1.6 – s Quit Btn
To quit the Screen Editor, choose Quit from the File menu. If you have made changes to Masks, the Screen Editor will ask you to verify that you wish to quit before exiting. To state your choice, click on OK or Cancel.
1.7 – s Exit Btn
To exit the Screen Editor, choose Exit from the File menu. Changes to Masks will be saved in the currently opened Mask file.
2 – s Edit Cascade
Use the Edit menu to edit Masks in the Image/Mask
Display and Edit Area.
The Edit menu contains the following menu items:
Copy
Paste
Reset
Select All
Clear All
For information about using a Edit menu item, double
click on an item from the list of additional topics
below.
2.1 – s Copy Btn
The Copy menu item allows you to copy all Masks from the Image/Mask Display and Edit Area. Copied Masks may be pasted to another screen using the Paste button from the Edit menu. For more information on Copy and Paste of Masks, double click on an item from the list of additional topics below.
2.2 – s Paste Btn
The Paste menu item allows you to paste copied Masks into the Image/Masks Display and Edit Area. Masks may be copied using the Copy button from the Edit menu. For more information on Copy and Paste of Masks, double click on an item from the list of additional topics below.
2.3 – s Reset Btn
The Reset menu item allows you to reset the displayed Masks, displaying only those Masks defined in the currently opened Mask file.
2.4 – s SelectAll Btn
The Select All menu item is not implemented in this release of the Screen Editor.
2.5 – s Clear Btn
The Clear All menu item clears all Mask definitions, removing them from the display.
3 – s Options Cascade
The Options Menu is not implemented in this release of the Screen Editor.
3.1 – s RestS Btn
Settings menu item is not implemented in this release of the Screen Editor.
3.2 – s RestSys Btn
The Use System Defaults menu item is not implemented in this release of the Screen Editor.
3.3 – s RestAs Btn
The Use Saved Settings From... menu item is not implemented in this release of the Screen Editor.
3.4 – s SaveS Btn
The Save Current Settings menu item is not implemented in this release of the Screen Editor.
3.5 – s SaveAs Btn
The Save Current Settings As... menu item is not implemented in this release of the Screen Editor.
4 – s Help Cascade
The Help menu contains the following menu items that
let you display help for each window:
On Context
On Window
On Terms
On Version
For more information about using a Help menu item,
double click on an item from the list of additional
topics below.
4.1 – s OnContext Btn
Context-sensitive help is information about an object in a window or a dialog box. To display context-sensitive help, choose On Context from the Help menu. The pointer changes to a question mark. Move the question mark to a menu, a button, or another object and click MB1. Help for that object appears.
4.2 – s OnWindow Btn
To display an overview of the DTM : Screen Editor, along with help on how to perform various functions in the Screen Editor, choose On Window from the Help menu.
4.3 – s OnTerms Btn
To display a Glossary of terms used in DTM : Screen Editor, choose On Terms from the Help menu.
4.4 – s OnVersion Btn
To display information on the software version of DTM Screen Editor, choose On Version from the Help menu.