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Applied Parameters: Action=Toggle | ObjectKind=Panel | ID=LibraryBrowser

Summary

This command is used to quickly toggle the display of the Libraries panel.

Access

This command can be accessed from the Schematic and PCB Editors:

• Schematic Editor - the following methods of access are available:
  • Choose the Design » Browse Library command from the main menus.
  • Click the  button on the Schematic Standard toolbar.
• PCB Editor - the following methods of access are available:
  • Choose the Design » Browse Components command from the main menus.
  • Click the  button on the PCB Standard toolbar.

Use

After launching the command, the Libraries panel will either disappear or reappear, depending on whether it is currently visible or not.

Tips

1. If the panel is part of a group of panels, using this command will make it the active panel in the group - bringing it to the front in docked or floating modes, and popping it out in pop-out mode.
2. Using this command will toggle the display of the panel in the position and mode in which it was last placed.
3. A currently visible panel will have a 'tick' icon next to its menu entry.
4. The panel can also be toggled, with respect to its visibility, using the View » Panels » Libraries command, or by clicking the Panels button (available on the right of the Status Bar) and choosing the Libraries menu entry.

Applied Parameters: Action=Toggle | ObjectKind=Panel | ID=List

Summary

This command is used to quickly toggle the display of the SCH List panel.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Editor by using the Shift+F12 keyboard shortcut.

Use

After launching the command, the SCH List panel will either disappear or reappear, depending on whether it is currently visible or not.

Tips

1. If the panel is part of a group of panels, using this command will make it the active panel in the group - bringing it to the front in docked or floating modes, and popping it out in pop-out mode.
2. Using this command will toggle the display of the panel in the position and mode in which it was last placed.
3. A currently visible panel will have a 'tick' icon next to its menu entry.
4. The panel can also be toggled, with respect to its visibility, using the View » Panels » SCH List command, or by clicking the Panels button (available on the right of the Status Bar) and choosing the SCH List menu entry.

Applied Parameters: Action=Toggle | ObjectKind=Panel | ID=LibList

Summary

This command is used to quickly toggle the display of the SCHLIB List panel.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by using the Shift+F12 keyboard shortcut.

Use

After launching the command, the SCHLIB List panel will either disappear or reappear, depending on whether it is currently visible or not.

Tips

1. If the panel is part of a group of panels, using this command will make it the active panel in the group - bringing it to the front in docked or floating modes, and popping it out in pop-out mode.
2. Using this command will toggle the display of the panel in the position and mode in which it was last placed.
3. A currently visible panel will have a 'tick' icon next to its menu entry.
4. The panel can also be toggled, with respect to its visibility, using the View » Panels » SCHLIB List command, or by clicking the Panels button (available on the right of the Status Bar) and choosing the SCHLIB List menu entry.

Applied Parameters: Action=Toggle | ObjectKind=Panel | ID=Filter

Summary

This command is used to quickly toggle the display of the SCH Filter panel.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Editor by using the F12 keyboard shortcut.

Use

After launching the command, the SCH Filter panel will either disappear or reappear, depending on whether it is currently visible or not.

Tips

1. If the panel is part of a group of panels, using this command will make it the active panel in the group - bringing it to the front in docked or floating modes, and popping it out in pop-out mode.
2. Using this command will toggle the display of the panel in the position and mode in which it was last placed.
3. A currently visible panel will have a 'tick' icon next to its menu entry.
4. The panel can also be toggled, with respect to its visibility, using the View » Panels » SCH Filter command, or by clicking the Panels button (available on the right of the Status Bar) and choosing the SCH Filter menu entry.

Applied Parameters: Action=Toggle | ObjectKind=Panel | ID=LibFilter

Summary

This command is used to quickly toggle the display of the SCHLIB Filter panel.

Access

This command is accessed from the Schematic Library Editor by using the F12 keyboard shortcut.

Use

After launching the command, the SCHLIB Filter panel will either disappear or reappear, depending on whether it is currently visible or not.

Tips

1. If the panel is part of a group of panels, using this command will make it the active panel in the group - bringing it to the front in docked or floating modes, and popping it out in pop-out mode.
2. Using this command will toggle the display of the panel in the position and mode in which it was last placed.
3. A currently visible panel will have a 'tick' icon next to its menu entry.
4. The panel can also be toggled, with respect to its visibility, using the View » Panels » SCHLIB Filter command, or by clicking the Panels button (available on the right of the Status Bar) and choosing the SCHLIB Filter menu entry.

Applied Parameters: Action=Toggle | ObjectKind=Panel | ID=PCBExpressionFilter

Summary

This command is used to quickly toggle the display of the PCB List panel (when the active document is a PCB), or PCBLIB List panel (when the active document is a PCB Library).

Access

This command is accessed from the PCB Editor, and PCB Library Editor, by using the Shift+F12 keyboard shortcut.

Use

After launching the command, the PCB List panel (or PCBLIB List panel) will either disappear or reappear, depending on whether it is currently visible or not.

Tips

1. If the panel is part of a group of panels, using this command will make it the active panel in the group - bringing it to the front in docked or floating modes, and popping it out in pop-out mode.
2. Using this command will toggle the display of the panel in the position and mode in which it was last placed.
3. A currently visible panel will have a 'tick' icon next to its menu entry.
4. The panel can also be toggled, with respect to its visibility, by:
   1. PCB Editor - using the View » Panels » PCB List command, or by clicking the Panels button (available on the right of the Status Bar) and choosing the PCB List menu entry.
   2. PCB Library Editor - using the View » Panels » PCBLIB List command, or by clicking the Panels button (available on the right of the Status Bar) and choosing the PCBLIB List menu entry.

Applied Parameters: Action=Toggle | ObjectKind=Panel | ID=PCBFilter

Summary

This command is used to quickly toggle the display of the PCB Filter panel.

Access

This command is accessed from the PCB Editor by using the F12 keyboard shortcut.

Use

After launching the command, the PCB Filter panel will either disappear or reappear, depending on whether it is currently visible or not.

Tips

1. If the panel is part of a group of panels, using this command will make it the active panel in the group - bringing it to the front in docked or floating modes, and popping it out in pop-out mode.
2. Using this command will toggle the display of the panel in the position and mode in which it was last placed.
3. A currently visible panel will have a 'tick' icon next to its menu entry.
4. The panel can also be toggled, with respect to its visibility, using the View » Panels » PCB Filter command, or by clicking the Panels button (available on the right of the Status Bar) and choosing the PCB Filter menu entry.

Applied Parameters: Action=Toggle | ObjectKind=Panel | ID=PCBLibFilter

Summary

This command is used to quickly toggle the display of the PCBLIB Filter panel.

Access

This command is accessed from the PCB Library Editor by using the F12 keyboard shortcut.

Use

After launching the command, the PCBLIB Filter panel will either disappear or reappear, depending on whether it is currently visible or not.

Tips

1. If the panel is part of a group of panels, using this command will make it the active panel in the group - bringing it to the front in docked or floating modes, and popping it out in pop-out mode.
2. Using this command will toggle the display of the panel in the position and mode in which it was last placed.
3. A currently visible panel will have a 'tick' icon next to its menu entry.
4. The panel can also be toggled, with respect to its visibility, using the View » Panels » PCBLIB Filter command, or by clicking the Panels button (available on the right of the Status Bar) and choosing the PCBLIB Filter menu entry.

Applied Parameters: Action=Toggle | ObjectKind=Panel | ID=SDInteractivePropertiesPanelView

Summary

This command is used to quickly toggle the display of the Properties panel, while working with a Multi-board Schematic document (*.MbsDoc).

Access

This command is accessed from the Multi-board Schematic Editor by using the F11 keyboard shortcut.

Use

After launching the command, the Properties panel will either disappear or reappear, depending on whether it is currently visible or not.

Tips

1. If the panel is part of a group of panels, using this command will make it the active panel in the group - bringing it to the front in docked or floating modes, and popping it out in pop-out mode.
2. Using this command will toggle the display of the panel in the position and mode in which it was last placed.
3. A currently visible panel will have a 'tick' icon next to its menu entry.
4. The panel can also be toggled, with respect to its visibility, using the View » Panels » Properties command, or by clicking the  button (available on the right of the Status Bar) and choosing the Properties menu entry.

Applied Parameters: None

Summary

This command is used to run the Customizing dialog, for the Editor associated with the active document. From here, you can edit the resources available for the editor, or add your own customized new ones.

Access

This command can be accessed from any editor, by:

• Choosing the View » Toolbars » Customize command from the main menus.
• Double-clicking in free space of the main menu/toolbar area.
• Right-clicking in the main menu/toolbar area, and choosing the Customize command from the context menu.

Use

After launching the command, the Customizing dialog will appear. The dialog lists all default commands that are available for that editor (from menus, toolbars, shortcuts) and all bars that are currently defined.

Use the dialog to edit existing default commands, or create customized new ones. Also define which bar is to be used as the main menu bar, which is to be used as the shortcut table, and which of the toolbars - default and customized - are to be made active by default when opening any document associated to that editor.

Tips

1. You cannot delete any of the default commands or bars that have been defined for an Editor.
2. Behind each resource item, such as a toolbar icon or menu item, there is a pre-packaged process launcher that activates a command when its resource item is selected. The pre-packaged process launchers bundle together the process that runs when the command is selected, plus any parameters, bitmaps (icons), captions (the name of an item that displays on a resource), descriptions and associated shortcut keys. If a process launcher is modified, every linked instance of the command on any bar will be updated.
3. When the Customizing dialog is open, you can click and drag commands around between the active menus and toolbars.
4. Customizations are stored in the file \Users\<ProfileName>\AppData\Roaming\Altium\Altium Designer <GUID>\DXP.rcs (for a default installation of the software).

Applied Parameters: Action=Show   | ObjectKind=Window | Index=n (where n is in the range 1 to 9)

Summary

This command is used to make the indicated, open document, the active document in the main design window.

Access

The related indexed commands are accessed from most editors, from the bottom of the main Window menu. Up to a maximum of nine documents can be accessed in this manner.

Use

After launching the command, the indicated document will become the active document in the main design window.

Tips

1. The list of documents on the Windows menu reflects only documents that are currently open. The documents are listed in the order that they were opened.
2. A far more convenient method by which to make a document active, is to simply click on its tab, at the top of the main design window.