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Interstage Studio User's Guide
FUJITSU Software

1.2.2 Operations Related to the Workbench

Editing Files using an Editor

Double-click a file in the Project Explorer view or the Navigator view, or select [Open] from the context menu of the file, to open the file in an editor so it can be edited. When the file is edited, an asterisk (*) is displayed in the tab part of the editor to indicate that the file has not yet been saved.

Selecting an Editor and Opening a File

Select the file from the Project Explorer view or the Navigator view, and then select [Open with] from the context menu. The editors that can open the file are listed in the sub-menu. Select the editor you want to use.

Displaying a View

Select [Window] > [Show View] from the workbench menu to display a view.

Frequently-used views are listed in the [Show View] sub-menu. If the view you want to display is not in the list, select [Other]. The [Show View] dialog box is displayed, and the view you want to display can be selected from a complete list of views.

Changing the Workbench Settings

Select [Window] > [Preferences] from the workbench menu. The Preferences dialog is displayed. Select the page from the left tree, and change the settings to the required ones.

Opening a Perspective

Select [Window] > [Open Perspective] from the workbench menu, or click the [Open Perspective] button in the workbench toolbar to open a perspective.

Frequently-used perspectives are listed in the [Open Perspective] sub-menu. If the perspective you want to open is not in the list, select [Other]. The [Open Perspective] dialog box is displayed, and the perspective you want to open can be selected from a complete list of perspectives.