The Desktop provides a convenient user interface, displaying configurations, tools, and inspectors, with different options available for the different views.
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The Browser displays a list of all configurations in and configurations and makes it possible to easily navigate between them.
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Name | Displays the name of the configuration. |
Type | Displays the configuration type. |
Key | Displays the internal key used by |
Folder | Displays the name of the folder in which the configuration is located. |
Version | Displays the version number of the configuration, see the History tab for further information about the different versions. |
Permissions | Displays the permissions granted to the current user of the configuration. Permissions are shown as R (Read), W (Write), and X (eXecute). If the configuration is encrypted, an E is shown. For further information about permissions, see The Permissions Tab in Configuration Browser. |
Owner | Displays the username of the user that created the configuration. The owner can:
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Modified by | Displays the username of the user that made the last modifications to the configuration. |
Modified | Displays the date when the configuration was last modified. |
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The following characters are treated as word separators: When a term contains a quotation mark, it must escaped by |
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| + | Use this symbol before terms that must be included in the configurations you are searching for.
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| - | Use this symbol before terms that must not be included in the configurations you are searching for.
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| ? | Use the this symbol in a term to perform a single character wildcard search. You cannot use wildcard symbols within phrase queries. You cannot use a wildcard symbol as the first character in a term.
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* | Use the this symbol in a term to perform a multiple character wildcard search. You cannot use wildcard symbols within phrase queries. You cannot use a wildcard symbol as the first character in a term.
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| ^<factor> | You can change the relevance level of matching configurations based on the terms found. Use the ^ (caret) symbol with a factor value at the end of a term to boost it. The higher the boost factor, the more relevant the term will be.
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| ~ | Use this symbol at the end of the terms to perform a fuzzy search. For instance, to search for a term similar in spelling to "roam", use You cannot use fuzzy search in phrase queries.
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| ~<proximity> | You can search for terms that are within a specific distance from another term. To perform this type of search, use the ~ (tilde) symbol with a proximity value that denotes the row distance.
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