2.3.9.1.5  Edit bookmark

A new bookmark can be added to the other by the Main menu, the ToolBar, the Control Panel and the dialog window Bookmark. In the dialog window, a bookmark can be deleted (except Restart) or reloaded (viewed). Bookmarks are described in the section of Bookmark.

Controls of the dialog window Bookmark are contained in Table 12 and shown in Figure 16 by illustrative data:

Table 12. Elements in the dialog window Bookmark

Figure 16. Bookmark

2.3.9.1.5.1  Current bookmark ordinal

It is a number of integer type, beginning with 1.

2.3.9.1.5.2  Number of bookmarks

This is the current number of bookmarks, at least 1.

2.3.9.1.5.3  Name of bookmark current

Compulsory to be filled in, the name of a bookmark is a string of minimum 1 and maximum 32 characters long. This name may be changed, and shall not be unnecessarily individual.

2.3.9.1.5.4  Current time

It shows the current time in seconds.

2.3.9.1.5.5  The OK button

Pressing the OK button, changes may be saved, if any, before the window is closed. The current bookmark will appear on the screen.

2.3.9.1.5.6  The Cancel button

By pressing the Cancel button, the window is closed without saving changes (add, delete), if any. Using the View button (see The View button) may change view of the main window, this can not be withdrawn by the Cancel button.

2.3.9.1.5.7  Time of bookmark current

This is the time of the current bookmark in seconds. It also determines the order of bookmarks.

2.3.9.1.5.8  The ScrollBar

By using the scrollbar, a bookmark can be actualized.

2.3.9.1.5.9  The Add button

By pressing the Add button, you can add the bookmark of current time (see Current time) to the list. After the first use, this button will be disabled (in grayed state).

2.3.9.1.5.10  The View button

By pressing the View button, the view of the bookmark will appear in the main window that is the saved state of the system.

2.3.9.1.5.11  The Del button

By pressing the Del button, you can delete a bookmark from the list, except the one of zero time, which generally bears the name Restart and reflects the state of system creation.