Using the Explorer

The Explorer is often the starting point for working in the system. The Explorer tree pane presents a hierarchical view of the forms in the system, similar to Windows Explorer. Within the Explorer, forms are grouped in folders. These are things you can do in the Explorer:

• Navigate through the folders to find and open a form. See Opening the Explorer and Structure of the Explorer.
• Set up your favorite forms as a group, so you can get to them easily. See Customizing 'My Folders'.
• Change the way you view the Explorer, to accommodate the way you work. See Changing Your View of the Explorer and Customizing the Explorer Buttons and Tree View.
• Set certain forms to open automatically when you log into the system. See the AutoRun information in Customizing 'My Folders'.

Related Topics

Getting Around in the System

Changing Your View of the Explorer

Opening the Explorer

Customizing 'My Folders'

Structure of the Explorer