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Shortcut Bar
The Shortcut Bar enables you to create and organize shortcuts to different types
of objects: tree items, applications, internal URLs, and external URLs.
On the Shortcut Bar, you can click the Shortcut icon to start up a session or a
file that is hidden deep in the directory structure. Clicking the Shortcut icon is
the same as double-clicking the actual file or session.
To create shortcuts
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Tree Items
In the Baan Menu Browser and the Baan Process browser, you can create
shortcuts to visible tree items in the Navigation Area. Note that you cannot
only do this from the Navigation Area but also from the Properties area, the
History and Information tab, the Search and Find dialog, and Process tab;
in other words, from within any area.
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External URLs
You can create shortcuts to any resource, such as a file, application, or
network drive. You can do this by simply dragging the resource from NT
Explorer onto Worktop's Shortcut Bar.
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Internal URLs
You can create shortcuts from internal URLs, from within the embedded
Internet Explorer launched into the Shortcut Bar.
Click the icon or click Open from the shortcut's pop-up menu to activate the
shortcut .
To organize shortcuts
As in MS Outlook, you can organize your shortcuts into groups. You can do this
by using drag-and-drop or by using pop-up menus. If you want to organize your
shortcuts in your group, drag the shortcut to the location where you want it to
appear in the group. On the Shortcut Bar, you can move groups or shortcuts by
cutting-and-pasting, or by dragging-and-dropping.
There are two types of pop-up menus available on the Shortcut Bar, one on the
shortcuts themselves, and one on the Shortcut Bar area.
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