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Parts 1 - The Compleat Botanica

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<strong>Compleat</strong> <strong>Botanica</strong> - How do I customize the Abstract View?<br />

"How to" articles # 11 [ Back ]<br />

Using the software Getting started How to<br />

<strong>The</strong> Abstract View provides a single point of reference for the currently selected specimen record. When you're<br />

actively making changes to your data you'll need to use one or more of the specimen data entry views, but when<br />

you want to see it all together, you can use the Abstract View.<br />

You can change the way the abstract is formatted by using the Customize settings . . . area. This is where you<br />

can choose which template to use as a basis for your abstract. <strong>The</strong>re are two types of templates -- detail pages and<br />

summary tables. <strong>The</strong> detail page template that you choose will be used whenever a single specimen is selected. By<br />

contrast, the summary table template that you choose will be used whenever multiple specimen are selected.<br />

An artificial limit to the number of records that are shown in the multiple selection templates is employed. This<br />

artificial limit is enforced as a way to prevent extremely large and time consuming abstracts from being generated<br />

accidentally. You can change this limit if you want to increase or decrease the number of records that can be<br />

included in a summary table abstract.<br />

In addition to these customizations, you can also choose how each abstract is formatted -- which font face, point<br />

size, and colors are used.

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