Flowlink 5.1 Software Instruction Manual - Isco

Isco Flowlink 5.1 ® Software
Editor Window
Editor - Viewing and
Selecting
The editor window displays the data in two views: as a graph and
as a table of readings. There are several ways to move through
these readings and to select them for editing.
With the Mouse -
• Navigating - Navigating is easiest when using the
graph toolbar. Select View>Graph Toolbar from the menu
and it will appear next to the Flowlink menu bar. You can
drag it to any position that is convenient. The buttons on
the toolbar help you navigate through the data. Buttons
on the toolbar allow you to move (jog) 25% back or
forward, to display the previous or next timespan, to
advance to the beginning or end of data, to maximize the
graph, to go to a particular date or time, or to zoom out
(Unzoom).
• Select a point - Hold your cursor over a point on the
graph and left-click. Note that the table on the right will
highlight the time, date and value of that one data point.
Conversely, left-click on a line in the table and the graph
will indicate that point.
• Selecting a range of points - Left-click and drag across
the graph to select a block of readings. Note that it is
possible to select non-consecutive points. This method is
ideal when there is a need to adjust only the highest or
lowest points, excluding the normal readings. Nonconsecutive
selected points will prevent you from copying
or cutting the readings.
On the table, you can also shift-click, or you can left-click
and drag the cursor over the readings. Control-click to
select non-consecutive points.
• Display the Editor menu options - right-click
anywhere in the Editor window.
From the keyboard, you will find it easiest to work within the
table.
• Navigating - Press Alt-A, G (Actions>Go To) to navigate
using menu commands, or use the following keys:
Home - beginning of data
End - end of data
Page Up - previous timespan
Page Down - next timespan
Ctrl-Page Up - jog left (25% of timespan)
Ctrl-Page Down - jog right
• Selecting a point - Up and down arrow keys.
• Selecting a range of points - Use the Up or Down
arrow key to select the first point. Hold down the shift
key while pressing the Up or down arrow keys to select
the remaining points.
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