This topic includes:
▪Saving Or Loading Your Window Layout
▪Restore Default Window Layout
The user interface of the software can be customized to your preferences.
Saving Or Loading Your Window Layout
After customizing the window layout to your liking as explained below, you can save those settings.
You can also restore your saved settings on the same or a different computer. This also enables several engineers to work on the same computer with different view settings.
▪Menu View > Save Window Layout... - Stores your current settings for the graphical user interface in an external file [MADRIX RADAR Window Layout of the file type *.rlayout].
This includes everything related to the graphical user interface: Which Views are shown/hidden, which columns are presented for each View, the sorting of lists, layout arrangement, window management on monitors and displays, language selection, chosen Theme, Search texts, and more.
▪Menu View > Load Window Layout... - Restores all your saved the settings for the graphical user interface from an external file [MADRIX RADAR Window Layout of the file type *.rlayout]. Select the MADRIX RADAR Window Layout file in the next step.
▪Menu View > Restore Default Window Layout - Applies the default settings for the graphical user interface, including sizes and layout. As such, it resets any changes you made to the software window.
You can change the general appearance of the software.
▪Menu Themes > Light - Activates the user interface theme that is light.
▪Menu Themes > Dark - Activates the user interface theme that is darker.
▪At first start, the software automatically detects that theme set in the Windows operating system and sets it accordingly for itself as well.
▪Learn more »Menu
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Dark Theme |
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Overview
MADRIX RADAR mainly presents information in lists.
There are numerous options to adjust the views and the information presented to you.
Show Or Hide Columns
MADRIX RADAR allows you to choose which columns are presented in list views. You can decide which columns are hidden or shown.
▪Right Mouse Click - Perform a click with your right mouse button anywhere on the header of a list.
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Show Column - A checkmark means that this particular column is shown. |
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Hide Column - No checkmark means that this particular column is hidden. |
Hide All/Show All |
Hides or shows all columns, except for the first column. |
Restore Default Visibility |
Resets the view to the default settings. |
Resize All Columns To Content |
Automatically adjusts the width of all columns to be wider or smaller to comfortably fit all list entries as well as column headers. [This often means that the size of columns is reduced and more information can be displayed in the given space.] |
Sorting
You can easily adjust how items are sorted in lists.
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Click on a column header in order to sort the entire list accordingly. |
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Ascending Order - An up-arrow means that items are shown in ascending order. |
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Descending Order - A down-arrow means that items are shown in descending order. |
Re-Arranging Columns
You can easily change the order of columns in lists.
▪Left Mouse Click + Hold + Drag & Drop - Perform a click with your left mouse button on a column header, continue to hold it, and move the header to its new position on the list. Release the mouse button in order to let the column snap into its place.
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Undock View - Allows you to quickly undock a single view [in order to use it as separate window or to rearrange the GUI layout]. |
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Close View - Allows you to quickly close a single view. Alternatively, you can use the menu View. |
You can completely rearrange all views in the software.
1] Undock a view.
2] Perform a left mouse click + hold on the top bar of the new view window and drag the view into its designated place.
3] The view will snap into its new location.
4] A variety of locations is available to position views anew. [Vertically, three levels/rows are available.]
5] Use the drag-handle that is positioned between views to increase or decrease the width of views.
6] In addition, views can be positioned on top of another. Single views can also be shown on a different monitor, for example.
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