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EARLY FIELD TRIAL Chapter 6
128 Sniffer Adaptive Application Analyzer
IMPORTANT: Clicking OK only saves changes to an Auto
Filter or Temporary filter if it is selected. If it is not selected,
changes made to an Auto Filter or Temporary filter will not be
saved when you click OK.
IMPORTANT: The Auto Filter and Temporary filters are
special, reserved filters used by the system. These filter types
provide you with the ability to set up filters quickly without
worrying about saving them right away. The Auto Filter and
Temporary filter settings stay preserved in memory until a
new temporary filter is created.
NOTE: If you click OK after editing an Auto Filter, the Auto
Filter will be saved as a Temporary filter. You can still return
to the Create/Edit Filters dialog box and save it with a
permanent name, but you must do so before creating a new
Temporary filter. Creating a new Temporary filter remove’s
the previous Temporary filter’s settings from memory.
Cancel cancels all actions and returns you to the Quick Select
window.
Help displays context-sensitive help for the Create/Edit Filters
dialog box.
Using the Filter Editor Context Menu
You can right-click in the Filter Editor workspace to access the context
menu (Figure 6-4). The context menu gives you easy access to most of
the same functionality as the buttons described in Table 6-3 on page 127
and also adds Copy, Cut, and Paste functionality. You can insert and
delete terms and operators, rename terms, toggle operators and terms,
and change directions, just as you would with the buttons at the base of
the Filter Editor workspace.
Figure 6-4. Filter Editor Context Menu