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File Menu Selections, Workspace Location Dialog Box

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14 Chapter 3 Figure 3-4 Configuration File Messages File Menu Selections The File menu (see Figure 3-3) has selections for accessing the Workspace Location dialog box and for exiting the Client Manager program. Workspace Location Dialog Box The Workspace Location dialog box (Figure 3-5) displays the current workspace location directory and allows you to enter the location of another workspace directory. A workspace is an area of memory (a folder) where terminal configuration information is saved (see Functions Menu Selections, below). This information is accessible for restoration to a terminal or group of terminals, typically after factory defaults are reset (see Restore Current Software, below). The reason for having different workspaces is to enable you to categorize and organize the configuration files, particularly if you are going to batch-process terminals in groups. For example, the accounting department terminals could have a distinctly different

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Chapter 3
Figure 3-4
Configuration File Messages
File Menu Selections
The
File
menu (see Figure 3-3) has selections for accessing the
Workspace
Location
dialog box and for exiting the Client Manager program.
Workspace Location Dialog Box
The
Workspace
Location
dialog box (Figure 3-5) displays the current workspace
location directory and allows you to enter the location of another workspace
directory.
A workspace is an area of memory (a folder) where terminal configuration
information is saved (see
Functions
Menu Selections, below). This information is
accessible for restoration to a terminal or group of terminals, typically after factory
defaults are reset (see Restore Current Software, below). The reason for having
different workspaces is to enable you to categorize and organize the configuration
files, particularly if you are going to batch-process terminals in groups. For
example, the accounting department terminals could have a distinctly different