To Place a Window in Other Workspaces (Mouse)

Click the Window menu button.
The Window menu appears.

Choose Occupy Workspace from the Window menu.

In the Workspaces list of the Occupy Workspace dialog box, select the workspaces in which you want the window to appear.
- To select more than one contiguous workspace name in the list, hold down Shift while you click.
- To select discontiguous workspace names in the list, hold down Control while you click.
- Click a selected workspace to deselect it.
- To place the window in every workspace, click the All Workspaces button.

Click OK.

To Place a Window in Other Workspaces (Keyboard)

To display the Window menu, press Alt+Spacebar.

Press the Down Arrow key to select Occupy Workspace, then press Return.
The Occupy Workspace dialog box appears.

Press Tab until the keyboard focus, as shown by the highlight, is in the Workspaces list.

Select the workspaces in which you want the window to appear:
- Press Down Arrow or Up Arrow to move through the list.
- To select more than one workspace, press Shift+Down Arrow or Shift+Up Arrow.

Press Return.

To Rename a Workspace (Mouse)

Click the Front Panel button for the workspace whose name you want to change.
That workspace is displayed.

Click the workspace's Front Panel button again.
The button becomes a text field.

Edit the workspace's name in the text field.

Once you've renamed the workspace, press Return.

To Rename a Workspace (Keyboard)

Press Alt+Tab until the keyboard focus, as shown by the highlight, is on the Front Panel.

Press the arrow keys to move the highlight to the button for the workspace you want to rename.

Press Shift+F10 to display the workspace button's pop-up menu.

Press the Down Arrow key to select the Rename item, then press Return.
The button becomes a text field.

Edit the workspace's name in the text field.

Once you've renamed the workspace, press Return.

Using Controls in Application Windows

Windows and dialog boxes contain controls that help you work with applications. You use controls to manipulate objects, select choices, or type information.

This section describes various types of controls you'll come across while using the desktop. Here's a list of the most common controls:

Buttons initiate commands, start actions, or specify options and settings. Types of buttons include push buttons and radio buttons.

Check boxes specify options and settings.

Text fields provide areas where you can type information.

Lists display a scrollable list of choices from which you can select.

Sliders provide incremental selection from a range of values.

Scroll bars enable you to scroll through a window's contents.


1. Basic Skills Using Workspaces To Display Another Workspace (Keyboard)


	To Place a Window in Other Workspaces (Mouse) Click the Window menu button. The Window menu appears. Choose Occupy Workspace from the Window menu. In the Workspaces list of the Occupy Workspace dialog box, select the workspaces in which you want the window to appear. To select more than one contiguous workspace name in the list, hold down Shift while you click. To select discontiguous workspace names in the list, hold down Control while you click. Click a selected workspace to deselect it. To place the window in every workspace, click the All Workspaces button. Click OK. To Place a Window in Other Workspaces (Keyboard) To display the Window menu, press Alt+Spacebar. Press the Down Arrow key to select Occupy Workspace, then press Return. The Occupy Workspace dialog box appears. Press Tab until the keyboard focus, as shown by the highlight, is in the Workspaces list. Select the workspaces in which you want the window to appear: Press Down Arrow or Up Arrow to move through the list. To select more than one workspace, press Shift+Down Arrow or Shift+Up Arrow. Press Return. To Rename a Workspace (Mouse) Click the Front Panel button for the workspace whose name you want to change. That workspace is displayed. Click the workspace's Front Panel button again. The button becomes a text field. Edit the workspace's name in the text field. Once you've renamed the workspace, press Return. To Rename a Workspace (Keyboard) Press Alt+Tab until the keyboard focus, as shown by the highlight, is on the Front Panel. Press the arrow keys to move the highlight to the button for the workspace you want to rename. Press Shift+F10 to display the workspace button's pop-up menu. Press the Down Arrow key to select the Rename item, then press Return. The button becomes a text field. Edit the workspace's name in the text field. Once you've renamed the workspace, press Return. Using Controls in Application Windows Windows and dialog boxes contain controls that help you work with applications. You use controls to manipulate objects, select choices, or type information. This section describes various types of controls you'll come across while using the desktop. Here's a list of the most common controls: Buttons initiate commands, start actions, or specify options and settings. Types of buttons include push buttons and radio buttons. Check boxes specify options and settings. Text fields provide areas where you can type information. Lists display a scrollable list of choices from which you can select. Sliders provide incremental selection from a range of values. Scroll bars enable you to scroll through a window's contents.