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New


Click to create a new configuration that will be visible in a new tab. You can only create a configuration of the same kind as the one in the tab you are working in. To create another type of configuration, click the New Configurationbutton in the upper left part of the Desktop window.

Open...


Click to open a saved configuration that will be visible in a new tab. You can only open a configuration of the same kind as the one in the tab you are working in. To open another type of configuration, double-click on a configuration in the Configuration Navigator, or right-click on a configuration and then select Open Configuration(s)....

Save


Click to save the configuration.

Save As


Click to save the configuration with a new name.

You can save the configuration to a subfolder. Click the Toggle button in the Folder Selection dialog to toggle between displaying the folders with or without subfolders.

The Folder Selection dialog box

Note
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The only valid separators in a folder name are "_" or "-". If any other character is used as a separator, or if the Platform property mz.subfolder.enabled is set to false in the relevant pico configuration file, the Toggle button is disabled so that you cannot save the configuration in a subfolder.


Set Permissions...


To set the owner of the configuration as well as read, write and execute permissions for the groups accessing the configuration. For further information, see 6.1 Access Controller.

Setting permissions for a configuration

Validate


Click to check that the configuration is valid.

References


Click to see the Reference Viewer listing references to and from the active configuration. The Reference Viewer includes the following tabs:

  • Used By: Displays a list of other configurations that refer to the configuration. For example: a workflow group that refers to a workflow.

  • Uses: Displays a list of other configurations that the configuration refers to. For example: a workflow configuration that refers to a specific profile.

  • Access: Displays the group of users that may access the configuration, and the user that created (owns) the configuration.


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