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Recent Documents: Displays a list of the 9 most recently opened configuration files. Click on
any of them to open it.
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Select Language: Click to display the language selection dialog, which changes PlanetPress
Workflow interface language. See " Change the Interface language" on page690.
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Preferences: Displays the Options dialog. See "Preferences" on page638.
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Exit: Closes PlanetPress Workflow. See " Exit PlanetPress Workflow Configuration program" on
page37.
When using the New, Open, Close, Recent Documents and Exit menu options, if your current con-
figuration has not been saved after modifications, a dialog will open asking if you want to save, not
save, or cancel the action and return to the current configuration.
Configuration Components pane
The Configuration Components pane displays processes, subprocesses, variables, resource files
and printer queues. It also lets you add any of these components using the right-click menu.
Components Area Sections
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Processes: Displays a list of processes in your configuration (see: "About processes and sub-
processes" on page105). Right-click on a process to access a drop-down menu that offers these
choices:
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Insert Process: Inserts a new process with a default input and output task.
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Insert Startup Process: Inserts a new process as a Startup Process (see "About pro-
cesses and subprocesses" on page105).
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Insert Self Replicating Process: Inserts a regular process that is set to be self-replicating.
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Insert Local Variable: Inserts a new local variable (see: "Local variables" on page242).
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Cut, Copy, Paste: Controls the clipboard.
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Delete: Deletes the process from the configuration.
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Rename: Renames the process.
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Active: Triggers whether the process is active (runs in service mode) or inactive (does not
run in service mode). Inactive processes never trigger their input task or any other tasks.
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Startup: Triggers whether the process is a startup process (runs before any other pro-
cess).
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Group, Ungroup: Triggers grouping functionality.
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Properties...: Displays the process' properties, for scheduling and error handling.
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