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Lucent Technologies CentreVu Visual Vectors Release 8 User Guide
Lucent Technologies CentreVu Visual Vectors Release 8 User Guide
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Using the Vector Editor CentreVu Visual Vectors User Guide Release 8 Disconnecting and exiting the software4-13 ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Disconnecting and exiting the software How to disconnect and exit the softwareTo exit the software, select Exit from the File menu in the CentreVu Framework window. The software automatically disconnects from any CMS servers to which you are connected and then closes CentreVu Framework window. A warning message appears if you have open tool windows. If you restart CentreVu Framework after closing it while leaving tools windows open, it will attempt to restore the open windows and server connections
Using the Vector Editor CentreVu Visual Vectors User Guide Release 8 Using the Vector Editor4-14 Using the Vector Editor ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Overview PurposeThis section introduces you to the Vector Editor window features as they appear both before and after logging into CentreVu CMS. Follow the instructions to — among other tasks — create new vectors and edit existing ones and then save them in your Call Center World, use Properties windows, and enter values in input fields. In this sectionThis section includes the following information: • Basic Vector Editor window features • Using Vector Editor menus and palettes • Opening Vectors • Saving Vectors • Using step property windows • Completing input fields • Vector Scenarios • Printing vectors.
Using the Vector Editor CentreVu Visual Vectors User Guide Release 8 Basic Vector Editor Window Features4-15 ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Basic Vector Editor Window Features OverviewThis section describes the features of the Vector Editor window. Vector Editor windowThe following figure shows the Vector Editor window:
Using the Vector Editor CentreVu Visual Vectors User Guide Release 8 Basic Vector Editor Window Features4-16 System menu boxA common convention. The system menu box enables you to perform Microsoft Corp. Windows operations, such as closing the current window or application. Title barA common convention. The title bar shows the name of the application. Minimize, maximize and close buttonsA common convention. The buttons in the upper right-hand corner adjust the size of the current window, or close it. ToolbarThe toolbar contains buttons for quick access to specific features of the application. When you move your cursor over a toolbar button, a tooltip displays with a brief description of the command the button performs. The default Vector Editor toolbar buttons are as follows: Button Function New Creates a new vector in memory. Open... Displays the Select the Vector to Open window, allowing you to browse your Call Center World to find the vector you want to work with. Save Saves your vector to the CMS Server (or PC ScratchPad) from which you opened it. Print... Displays the standard Windows Print window. Cut Removes whatever you select and saves it to be pasted later. Copy Makes a copy of whatever you select to be pasted later. Paste Pastes the selection that was previously cut or copied. Delete Removes whatever you select from the vector. Undo Undoes the last action performed in this Vector Editor session. Redo Redoes the last action that was undone in this Vector Editor session. Zoom In Magnifies the vector display each time it is selected. Zoom Out Decreases the magnification of the vector display each time it is selected. Help Contents Opens the Help Topics window, and displays the table of contents.
Using the Vector Editor CentreVu Visual Vectors User Guide Release 8 Basic Vector Editor Window Features4-17 Status indicatorsThese indicators on the status bar provide information about the current vector. Menu barA common Microsoft Corp. Windows convention. The menu bar lists the available drop-down menus. The following information identifies these menus: File, Edit, View, Insert, and Help.This indicator …Displays … Ve c t o r LocationShows New Vector or a full path to an existing vector in your Call Center World (for example, /Call Center World/CMS20/ACD8/Vector Folder/Visual Vector). Current Visual Steps A count of the number of palette icons in the current visual vector. The icon for the initial Start icon is not counted. Current Stored Steps A count of the number of vector steps the current vector will occupy when stored on an ACD. The limit is 32 steps. At step 29, the line stating the number steps turn yellow. At step 33, the line turns red.
Using the Vector Editor CentreVu Visual Vectors User Guide Release 8 Basic Vector Editor Window Features4-18 File menu windowThe following figure shows the file menu window: File menu items The File menu has the following items: New Creates a new R6 Vector (EAS), R6 Vector (EAS Non-Prompting), R6 Vector (Non-EAS), R6 Vector (Non-EAS, Non-Prompting), R8 Vector (EAS), R8 Vector (EAS Non-Prompting), R8 Vector (Non-EAS), or R8 Vector (Non-EAS, Non-Prompting) in memory. Open... Displays the Select the Vector to Open window, allowing you to browse your Call Center World to find the vector you want to work with. Save Saves your vector in memory. Save As... Displays the Save Vector As window. Print... Displays the standard Windows Print window. Properties Accesses the Properties window for the current vector. Close Closes the Vector Editor tools window.
Using the Vector Editor CentreVu Visual Vectors User Guide Release 8 Basic Vector Editor Window Features4-19 Edit menu windowThe following figure shows the edit menu window:
Using the Vector Editor CentreVu Visual Vectors User Guide Release 8 Basic Vector Editor Window Features4-20 Edit menu itemsThe Edit menu has the following items: Undo Undoes the last action performed in this Vector Editor session. There are no limits to the number of actions you can undo in Vector Editor. Redo Redoes the last action that was undone in this Vector Editor session. There are no limits to the number of actions you can redo in Ve c t or E d i to r. Cut Removes whatever you selected and saves it to be pasted later. Copy Makes a copy of your selection to be pasted later. Paste Pastes the selection that was previously cut or copied. Delete Removes whatever you selected from the vector.
Using the Vector Editor CentreVu Visual Vectors User Guide Release 8 Basic Vector Editor Window Features4-21 View menu windowThe following figure shows the view menu window:
Using the Vector Editor CentreVu Visual Vectors User Guide Release 8 Basic Vector Editor Window Features4-22 View menu itemsThe View menu has the following items: Toolbar Toggles showing the Vector Editor toolbar. View Comments Toggles showing the comments for the vector steps. View Labels Toggles showing the labels for the vector steps. Layout... Displays a window allowing you to change how vectors are laid out (oriented). Reset Zoom Resets the zoom magnification to the default of 100 percent. Zoom In Magnifies the vector display each time it is selected. Zoom Out Decreases the magnification of the vector display each time it is selected. Insert menu windowThe following figure shows the insert menu window: