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11. User Settings and other options  - Page 113

 

 

 

 

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menu; Curves; upgrading the software.  
The Pearl has a large number of options to help you set it up just the 

way you like it. Commonly used options can be set from the User 

Settings softkey; you can also set a wider range of options using the 

onscreen Tools menu (on the VDU menu bar).  
In this chapter there is also information on how to upgrade the 

application software. 
 

The external VDU and the Touch Wing can each show up to 4 workspace 

windows. Workspaces can be saved to a grey handle button or to a touch 

button on the Wing and called back immediately.  
Some windows have associated touch buttons, when the window is 

active these are shown in the “context buttons” area on the top right of 

the touch screen. 

You select which workspace windows you want to see using the 

[Open Workspace Window] menu command on the root menu or the 

View menu, or by pressing the appropriate Window Selection button 

below the screen on the Touch Wing.  

To change the position of a workspace window you first make it active 

using the [Select Window] command on the View [Window Options] 

menu, or you can touch or click on its header bar. 
You can change the positions and sizes of the active window by using 

the Window Control buttons below the screen on the Touch Wing, or 

the softkeys in the Window Options menu. The min/max button 

swaps the active window between full screen and quarter size. The 

size/position button moves the active window around the possible 

positions. 
Some possible window sizes/positions are shown below. 

 

Quarter size 

 

Double wide 

 

Double height 

 

Maximised 

You can move the active window between the external VDU monitor 

and the Touch Wing by pressing View then [Window Options] then 

[Move Screen], or press Avo and the Size & Position button. If you 

need to activate a touch button on the VDU, you can click it using the 

mouse trackpad on the keyboard.