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   * [[Radionuclide_decay_window|Radionuclide decay window]] ([[Radionuclide_toolbox|Radionuclide toolbox]])   * [[Radionuclide_decay_window|Radionuclide decay window]] ([[Radionuclide_toolbox|Radionuclide toolbox]])
   * [[Relationships window|Relationships window]]   * [[Relationships window|Relationships window]]
-  * [[Reports window|Reports window]]+  * [[report_window|Reports window]]
   * [[Results_window|Results window]]   * [[Results_window|Results window]]
-  * [[Report_window|Report window]]+  * [[report_window|Report window]]
   * [[Scenarios_window|Scenarios window]]   * [[Scenarios_window|Scenarios window]]
   * Sensitivity analysis window ([[Sensitivity_analysis_toolbox|Sensitivity analysis toolbox]])   * Sensitivity analysis window ([[Sensitivity_analysis_toolbox|Sensitivity analysis toolbox]])
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 |Note|The [[Sensitivity_Analysis_Toolbox|Sensitivity Analysis Toolbox]] has an extra window layout.| |Note|The [[Sensitivity_Analysis_Toolbox|Sensitivity Analysis Toolbox]] has an extra window layout.|
  
-Ecolego has two pre-defined [[Window_layout|window layouts]] – the modelling and simulation layouts – which are available by clicking the **Modelling** and **Simulation** tool bar buttons or from the main menu bar. This way the user can quickly move from one layout to another instead of having to open and close windows one by one.+Ecolego has two pre-defined [[Workbench#Window_layouts|Window layout]] – the modelling and simulation layouts – which are available by clicking the **Modelling** and **Simulation** tool bar buttons or from the main menu bar. This way the user can quickly move from one layout to another instead of having to open and close windows one by one.
  
 When you switch to another layout, or exit Ecolego, the window layout is saved. Next time you select the layout it is restored – including minimised and free-floating windows. When you switch to another layout, or exit Ecolego, the window layout is saved. Next time you select the layout it is restored – including minimised and free-floating windows.
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-Othe buttons that are available in the tile bar have are specific for that window – for example, there is a zoom button on the [[Model|model]] window title bar. The title bar is also used to move the window (drag and drop).+Othe buttons and options that are available in the tile bar have are specific for that window – for example, there is a zoom button on the [[Model|model]] window title bar. The title bar is also used to move the window (drag and drop).
 \\ Displayed here is title bar from the [[Blocks window|Blocks window]]. \\ Displayed here is title bar from the [[Blocks window|Blocks window]].
 {{:Titlebar.png|Titlebar.png}} {{:Titlebar.png|Titlebar.png}}
 ===== Moving windows ===== ===== Moving windows =====
  
-Click the [[Title_bar|title bar]] of the window to move it. While keeping the mouse button pressed, move the mouse cursor to the place where you want the window. An outline shows you where the window will end up.+Click the [[windows#Title_bar|title bar]] of the window to move it. While keeping the mouse button pressed, move the mouse cursor to the place where you want the window. An outline shows you where the window will end up.
  
-For example, assume that you have two windows, where the first window is (vertically) positioned above the other. You want the windows to be laid out (horizontally) next to each other. Move the mouse cursor to the [[Title_bar|title bar]] of the first window. Click the mouse button, and while keeping it pressed, move the mouse cursor to the rightmost area of the other window. You will see an outline rectangle in the second window showing the position where the window will be moved.+For example, assume that you have two windows, where the first window is (vertically) positioned above the other. You want the windows to be laid out (horizontally) next to each other. Move the mouse cursor to the [[windows#Title_bar|title bar]] of the first window. Click the mouse button, and while keeping it pressed, move the mouse cursor to the rightmost area of the other window. You will see an outline rectangle in the second window showing the position where the window will be moved.
  
 You can stack windows on top of each other. Each window will then display a “tab” with its name, so that you can choose which one is to be on top. When you move a window, and the mouse cursor is centered in another window, you will see how the outline takes the shape of a window with a “tab” at the bottom. If you release the mouse button, the moved window will be positioned over the target window. If you want to move a window, which is stacked with other windows, move the mouse cursor to the “tab” with the name of the window, keep it pressed, and move the mouse cursor to the new position. You can stack windows on top of each other. Each window will then display a “tab” with its name, so that you can choose which one is to be on top. When you move a window, and the mouse cursor is centered in another window, you will see how the outline takes the shape of a window with a “tab” at the bottom. If you release the mouse button, the moved window will be positioned over the target window. If you want to move a window, which is stacked with other windows, move the mouse cursor to the “tab” with the name of the window, keep it pressed, and move the mouse cursor to the new position.
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 ===== Closing and opening windows ===== ===== Closing and opening windows =====
  
-Windows can be closed by clicking the {{:close.png|Close}} button on the right corner of the window [[Title_bar|title bar]]. By selecting **Window | …** from the menu bar, you can open windows. The opened window will be positioned atop of the currently active window.+Windows can be closed by clicking the {{:close.png|Close}} button on the right corner of the window [[windows#Title_bar|title bar]]. By selecting **Window | …** from the menu bar, you can open windows. The opened window will be positioned atop of the currently active window.
  
 ===== Minimizing (auto-hiding) view windows ===== ===== Minimizing (auto-hiding) view windows =====
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 ===== Maximising view windows ===== ===== Maximising view windows =====
  
-To maximise a window, right-click the [[Title_bar|title bar]] and select “maximise”.+To maximise a window, right-click the [[windows#Title_bar|title bar]] and select “maximise”.
  
 When a window is maximised, all other windows are temporarily hidden until the window is restored. Note that only docked (non-floating) windows can be maximised. When a window is maximised, all other windows are temporarily hidden until the window is restored. Note that only docked (non-floating) windows can be maximised.
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 ===== Free-floating view windows ===== ===== Free-floating view windows =====
  
-If you click the {{:freefloating.png|Free float}} button on the [[Title_bar|title bar]], the window will detach itself from the [[Workbench|workbench]] and become a free-floating window. If windows are stacked under the window, the whole stack will become free-floating. A window can also be made free-floating by double-clicking the [[Title_bar|title bar]].+If you click the {{:freefloating.png|Free float}} button on the [[windows#Title_bar|title bar]], the window will detach itself from the [[Workbench|workbench]] and become a free-floating window. If windows are stacked under the window, the whole stack will become free-floating. A window can also be made free-floating by double-clicking the [[windows#Title_bar|title bar]].
  
 Sometimes it is useful to combine free-floating windows with docked windows. As an example, say that you are building your model using the [[Interaction_matrix|interaction matrix]], but want quick access to the [[Blocks_window|block windows]] and building block tables. Sometimes it is useful to combine free-floating windows with docked windows. As an example, say that you are building your model using the [[Interaction_matrix|interaction matrix]], but want quick access to the [[Blocks_window|block windows]] and building block tables.
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 **Window specific buttons - create, edit and remove**\\ **Window specific buttons - create, edit and remove**\\
-Many windows have buttons in their [[Title_bar|title bar]] for creating, editing and removing objects. This is true for all the windows that tabulate data, such as the block window, but for other windows too, like the charts window. In the block window, clicking the {{:New24.png|Create}} button will create an [[Expression|Expression]] block. Selecting a [[Block|Block]] in the table and clicking the {{:Edit24.png|Edit}} button will display the block edit window. Selecting one or more blocks in the table and clicking the {{:Delete24.png|Delete}} button will delete all the selected blocks. +Many windows have buttons in their [[windows#Title_bar|title bar]] for creating, editing and removing objects. This is true for all the windows that tabulate data, such as the block window, but for other windows too, like the charts window. In the block window, clicking the {{:New24.png|Create}} button will create an [[Expression|Expression]] block. Selecting a [[Block|Block]] in the table and clicking the {{:Edit24.png|Edit}} button will display the block edit window. Selecting one or more blocks in the table and clicking the {{:Delete24.png|Delete}} button will delete all the selected blocks.
  
  
 +===== See also =====
  
 +* [[start| Start page]]
  
  
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