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Furthermore, the Plug-in bar can be customized using the Popup indicator control ( ). Customizing the Plug-in bar is
mostly for third party or legacy plug-ins.
Using the contextual menu displayed by the Popup indicator, you can:
l Insert, delete and rename custom categories.
l Move categories up or down.
l Import third party or legacy plug-ins.
l Move plug-ins from one custom category to another (that you cannot move default plug-ins from the default categories,
you can only copy them)
l Copy plug-ins from one custom category to another by holding the CTRL key.
l Delete plug-ins from any custom category by using the Delete key.
l Revert to default Plug-in bar by selecting Reset to default.
The Object Inspector Pane
The Object Inspector displays the properties of the object selected in the Configuration Components Pane (not the Process
Area, however). You can edit some of these properties directly from the Object Inspector, simply by clicking on the property.
To edit properties of processes, documents, and printers in the Object Inspector:
l In the Configuration Components Pane, select a process, a document (either a document in the Documents category or
a document assigned to a printer queue) or a printer queue.
The selected objects properties appear in the Object Inspector.
l In the Object Inspector, click an editable property.
l Depending on the values that can be entered for the selected property, edit the value by typing a one or by selecting a
new one from the drop-down list.
If you select multiple objects in the Configuration Components window, some properties that are shared between
those objects can be changed in the Object Inspector. Changing a property changes it for all the selected objects.
The Object Inspector also displays information about the Job File while it is being processed in Debug mode. Seeing how files
change as they travel down a process can provide valuable debugging information. You can even change some of the job infor-
mation from the Object Inspector (such as Job Infos)while in debugging.
When you select a group (folder), no information is displayed in the Object Inspector, because what is really selected is the
group heading and not the items included in the group.
Toggle the Run on Desktop Property
Since PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools configurations are typically meant to run without user interaction, all of their proc-
esses are set to run in the background by default. In some cases, such as when a dialog box must appear or user input is
required, you may make any process run on your desktop instead of as a service.
Generally this will happen only when calling a third-party software using the Run External Program plugin, but is also valid if
using a Script that generates a dialog that someone must click or interact with.
The term "Desktop"is defined as the desktop of the user logged on to the computer where the PlanetPress Suite
Workflow Tools is installed. These dialogs cannot be displayed on any other computer.
To toggle a process’ Run on Desktop property:
The PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools Configuration Program
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