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DKVBrowser Installation and Usage Instructions

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Customizing Perspective

Note: The user can customize the perspective for DKVBrowser by drag/drop techniques, tear-off,

minimize, maximize, deleting a view or combinations as he wishes. The views that are available are

selected from the Window menu under the Show view menu option. When the user quits the DKVBrowser

program in a normal manner, his latest perspective will be the perspective that appears on the display

when he reopens DKVBrowser. The user also has the option to save and open saved and default

perspectives under the Window menu. Performing customization through dragging and dropping may take

some practice for Mac users.

Dragging and Dropping Views

To move a view, the user must select the view window he wishes to move to a new location. Note: the tab

will be highlighted in medium gray. This is the area that you need to click on to move this view. Drag the

view to the area of the perspective that you wish to drop. But remember, that you must observe the arrow

icon as it changes in form to one of three icons: tabbed folders, horizontal bar with arrow pointing

up/down, or a vertical bar with arrow pointing left/right. These indicators will specify what will occur,

when you drop this view onto another view.

Option: When the arrow icon is a tabbed folder, the view that is dragged will be dropped as a tab next to

the view under it. (See figure below: User dragged the A/B Repeat view over the Details View and

dropped the A/B Repeat View onto the Details View when the arrow icon was indicating tabbed folders.)

Option: When the arrow icon is a horizontal bar with arrow pointing up/down, the view is placed either

above or below the view under it. (See figure below: User dragged the A/B Repeat view over the Repeat

Mode view and dropped the A/B Repeat view under the Repeat Mode view.)

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Yamaha Sound Editor ver. 2.10 Manual de usuario Pagina 21