T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design

Fundamentals. Two-Dimensional Design
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When window tabs are on, the windows of open documents occupy the whole space of the T-FLEX CAD
working window. The active window, (i.e. the window of the current document) is on the top of other
documents. At the upper right corner of the active window (when the standard arrangement of the document
tabs is enforced) there is a button . By pressing this button the current window will be closed.
When the tabs are turned on, it is not possible to minimize the window or change its size.
When the tabs are turned off, the windows of open documents can be in one of the three states:
1. Maximized. The window occupies the whole working area of the T-FLEX CAD, and the document
title is not shown. The name of the active document appears in the title of the T-FLEX CAD window.
2. Minimized. The window represents itself a status bar with the name of the document and system
buttons for controlling the window.
3. Arbitrary. The window has a smaller size than that of the working window. It has a title area, in
which the name of the document is shown.
Regardless of the window size, with the tabs turned off, the document window has three buttons enabling to
control its state and close the current window.
When the window is maximized, these buttons are located under the respective ones of the application
window. Pay attention as to what button to use when closing a window.