Getting There
Fig. 01 - Access for Tool Files and Machining Properties
Tool File Interface
Fig. 02 - Access for Tool Files
The Tool File menu provides the user with a variety of commands.
Fig. 03 – Tool File Command Buttons
Set as Primary - Allows user to set a primary Tool File from a list of Tool Files.
Edit in User Interface - Opens the Tool File user interface.
Edit in Spreadsheet - Opens the selected Tool File in the Tool File Spreadsheet.
Rename - Enables renaming of the selected Tool File.
Copy - Copies selected Tool File.
Delete - Deletes selected Tool Files.
Import - Imports Tool Files.
Export - Exports Tool Files.
Export as XLSX - Exports selected Tool Files as an XLSX.
Each Tool File row can be individually selected by single left-clicking. Double left-clicking a row will open a new window to edit the Tool File in the user interface. The user can select multiple rows while holding ctrl + left click to select only the rows desired. Additionally, the user can hold shift while selecting two rows, and all the rows in-between will be selected.
Machining Interface
Fig. 04 - Access for Machining Properties
The Machining tab and some of its contents are now separate from the Toolfile options and include all the same functionality as previous versions.
Search Bar
A standard search bar was added to all of the option tabs.
Fig. 05 – Search Bar in Options Tabs
The search bar will enable the user to locate the desired command or property with ease.
Fig. 06 - Search Bar Finding the Desired Command or Property