The Web Request Edit Toolbar
When you save a new Web Request page, you are taken to the Web Request Edit screen, additional toolbar buttons and tabs become available to you. Below is a reference for the available buttons on the Web Request Edit toolbar.
|
|
Click the New button to go to the Web Request New page. |
|
|
Click the Save button to save your changes to the Web Request page. |
|
|
Click the Query button to go to the Web Request Query screen. |
|
|
Click the Delete button to delete the current Web Request. |
|
|
Click the Return to Query button to return to the Web Request Query screen with your search criteria intact. |
|
|
Click the Reload Original Values to undo all your changes up to the last save point. |
|
|
Click the Undo button to undo your last action. |
|
|
Click the Redo button to repeat the action you undid with the Undo button. |
|
|
Click the Preview button to see what your Web Request page looks like. |
|
|
Click the Duplicate button to duplicate the existing Web Request page. |
|
|
Click the Properties button to launch the Web Request Properties window. Web Request Properties is where you can set properties like font, font size, font color, background color, and hyperlink color. You can add a background image and organization logo here, too. |
|
|
Click the Summary button to launch the Web Request Summary screen. The Web Request Summary screen contains Web Request properties and detailed information about the field properties on the Web Request Page. |
|
|
Use the Arrow buttons to move between Web Request pages. |
|
|
Click the Custom Help button to launch the Custom Help viewer. |
|
|
Click the Help button to launch the TMS help file. |
