One of the greatest benefits of the REDIPlus application is the fact that you can configure each individual component (i.e., dialog box or monitor) to fit your functional needs and preferences, customizing the application for your personal use. REDIPlus also adds flexibility and convenience to the equation by enabling you to:

• Configure and save multiple layouts for each dialog box or monitor. You can designate one layout as the default, and switch between them when necessary; see the Layout Tab topic for more information about saving custom layouts, and The Command Tab topic for information about adding the Layout drop-down list box to an individual monitor’s Toolbar, as necessary.

• Create and save multiple workspaces Workspace files capture REDIPlus settings and configurations at the point that you save them, just as if you took a snapshot of REDIPlus. by opening, configuring, and positioning various dialog boxes and/or monitors on your desktop. Workspaces provide you with immediate access to the combination of dialog boxes and/or monitors you need to most effectively use REDIPlus. They make it unnecessary to open and configure dialog boxes and/or monitors each time you start REDIPlus, saving you time. See the Working with Workspaces topic for more information.

• You can use the Layouts you configured and saved to save time when creating a Workspace.

The following topics address some of the ways you can configure/customize individual dialog boxes and monitors to fit your functional needs and preferences, and take advantage of REDIPlus’ flexibility and convenience:

Properties

Defaults

Symbols, Symbols, Symbols

Moving, Adding, and Removing Dialog Box/Monitor Components

Working with Column Headers

Working with Workspaces