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Operation - Using ezEdit
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Copy and Paste is active only when the log table is the active control on the main display. Copy and
paste can also be used across logs. For instance, you may have today's log open in a window, copy a
spot record, then switch to another log window (say, tomorrow's log) and paste the spot into that log.
See the Reference section on Keyboard Shortcuts for a complete list of
keyboard shortcuts you can use.
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Using the Inventory
If you have selected an inventory for a station, the inventory information is loaded and displayed on the
main display each time you open a log.The inventory information can be sorted and/or filtered for ease
of use. The same type of display is also used for cart selection when adding or editing a spot record or
adding or editing a play cart directive. The inventory display will look similar to the following:
Expired carts, those that are invalid for today's date, are displayed in red and future-dated carts, those
that are valid from some date range beyond today, are displayed in green.
Selecting Carts from the Inventory
You can use the inventory to insert carts on the log (on the main display) and to select carts when
adding or editing a spot record or play cart directive. The selection process is slightly different,
depending on whether you are working on the main display with a log or editing a single cart item in
one of the pop-up dialogs.
Main Display - Inserting a Cart from the Inventory into the Log
On the main display, you can select a cart from the inventory and place it on the log. [Left-Click] on the
cart, hold the mouse button down and drag the cart to the position on the log where you want to insert
the cart. Then, drop it on the log. If the cart is invalid for the selected log date, you'll be prompted and
offered the opportunity to cancel adding the cart to the log.
Selecting a Cart in an Edit Dialog
To select a cart in one of the edit dialogs, [Double-Click] on the cart you wish to select, or, if you prefer
using the keyboard, highlight the cart and press the [Enter] key. In either case, the cart number,
description and length of the cart will be placed in the edit fields. You can also drag a cart from the
inventory and drop it on the record display, similar to the main display drag and drop operation.
Filtering Carts
The left portion of the display is for "filtering" the inventory list. There are predefined filters for all carts,
expired carts and future-dated carts. Additionally, you can create your own filters in Preferences. The
use of cart filters reduces the size of the list to only those items you wish to see. You can change the
filter or, if you have the User Filters view selected, change the Cart Filter at any time.
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