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Blastware Compliance Module
Blastware Operator Manual 4–145
d. OK
Extract the files from the archive and close the dialog box.
e. Cancel
Close the dialog box without extracting the files.
4.10 Directories List Box
This box displays a directory tree of all directories located on the hard drive containing the
Blastware program. All Event files appear in the Blastware directory under the Event subdirectory.
This is the default directory indicated by the Default Directory checkbox located in the lower left
hand corner of the window. To access directories, place the mouse pointer on the directory icon
and double click the left mouse button. The Events appear in the Event List box.
4.11 Event List Box
The Event List box displays Events in the selected directory along with summary information
describing the Events. If you choose the unit icon (Series III only), the Events stored on the
monitor appear in the list. You can select one or more Events to copy, delete, print, or view. If you
display the unit directory which lists the files on the monitor, you must first copy the files to the
computer before you can view or print them. If you click on the Event Report icon, a copy of the
Event will be created before opening it.
Position your mouse in the title bar (i.e. the area with the bold titles, including Type, Serial No.,
Date/Time, etc.) of the Event List Box, and double-right or double-left click; a menu of shortcuts
to commonly used features appears:
To select an Event, move the mouse pointer on top of the Event and click the left mouse button.
The cursor highlights the Event. To select multiple Events, click on the first Event in a group.
Hold the Shift key down, and click on the last Event in the group. The entire group is highlighted.
To select multiple Events that do not appear in order within the Event List, click on the first Event.
Press and hold the Control (Ctrl) key down while clicking on the remaining Events. To de-select
the Events, click anywhere on the Event List.
With the Event selected, you can now press one of the command buttons located at the top of the
screen. The message above the Event List indicates the number of Events in the current directory,
and the Event currently selected. The information within the Event List can also be manipulated in
various ways. You can insert or remove columns, change the column names, or filter Events to
display only those Events of interest. To customize the Event List, move the mouse pointer over
the column names and double click to display the following popup menu.
a. Load
With this command, you can display a saved Event List setup. Event lists can be customized to
display different columns of data.
To load an Event List setup, position the mouse pointer over a column name and double click the
left or right mouse button. Choose the Load command. The following dialog box appears.