8.4
Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
 - Welcome to PReS Workflow 8.4.1
 - Basics
 - Features
- The Nature of PReS Workflow
 - About Branches and Conditions
 - Configuration Components
 - Connect Resources
 - About Data
 - About Documents
 - Debugging and Error Handling
 - The Plug-in Bar
 - About Printing
 - About Processes and Subprocesses
 - Using Scripts
 - Special Workflow Types
 - About Tasks
 - Task Properties
 - Working With Variables
 - About Configurations
 - About Related Programs and Services
 
 - The Interface
 - Copyright Information
 - Legal Notices and Acknowledgements
 
Note
An Uncategorized category is dynamically created if your PReS Workflow finds any plug-in that
would not be part of the existing Plug-in bar. User-defined plug-ins and third party application plug-
ins falls into such a category.
Settings & Customization
The Plug-in bar can be customized according to your needs and the plug-ins you most
frequently used.
You can use the horizontal dark blue bar separating the plug-in area and the list of categories
to change how many plug-in categories are displayed as the full-width bar with the title, and
how much are displayed as the icon only. Move the bar up to display more full-width categories,
down to display them more as icons.
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 pop-up 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.
To import a plugin:
1.
Click on the Popup control ( )
2. Click on Import Plugin
3. Browse to the location of the plugin DLLfile
4. Click on Open.
5. New plugins appear in the Uncategorized category.
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