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| The main window of Ecolego is called the workbench. It consists of a [[Menu_bar|main menu]], a [[Menu_bar# | The main window of Ecolego is called the workbench. It consists of a [[Menu_bar|main menu]], a [[Menu_bar# | ||
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| Windows can be opened closed, resized moved, expanded and reorganized. Each of the layouts that is by default presented in Ecolego can be modified to suit the users modelling needs. To reset the window layout back to its original state (the one present when first opening Ecolego), the user has to click on **Window** -> **Layout** -> **Reset** . | Windows can be opened closed, resized moved, expanded and reorganized. Each of the layouts that is by default presented in Ecolego can be modified to suit the users modelling needs. To reset the window layout back to its original state (the one present when first opening Ecolego), the user has to click on **Window** -> **Layout** -> **Reset** . | ||
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| - | A window layout is a collection of windows that are useful for a specific stage of the model development. Ecolego has two pre-defined window layouts: the [[Modeling_layout|modelling]] and [[Simulation_layout|simulation layouts]]. | ||
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