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Chapter 34: Managing Section Types<br />

and Forms<br />

Section types are used for displaying and managing<br />

data in E-Notebook. Each section type has a<br />

single form associated with it; this form appears in<br />

the right frame when a section type is selected in the<br />

Collection Tree.<br />

To set up a section type, you add fields, form tools,<br />

and section listeners. Then, you configure the fields<br />

and form tools to create the form. You may also<br />

specify a summary field for a table of contents. The<br />

Section Type Configuration dialog is shown below.<br />

See the following topics for more information:<br />

• “Creating a New Section Type” on page 481.<br />

• “Managing Fields within a Section Type” on<br />

page 482.<br />

• “Managing Form Tools” on page 483.<br />

• “Managing Section Listeners” on page 489.<br />

• “Configuring a Form” on page 492.<br />

• “Managing Export Templates for Section<br />

Types” on page 502.<br />

• “Managing Summary Fields in a Table of<br />

Contents” on page 483.<br />

Creating a New<br />

Section Type<br />

A section type defines an E-Notebook data section<br />

or search section. A section type is composed of<br />

fields, form tools, section listeners, and an export<br />

template.<br />

To create a new section type,<br />

1. In the Collection Tree, right-click the folder or<br />

collection into which you are adding the<br />

section type.<br />

The collection menu appears.<br />

2. Select New, then Section Type.<br />

E-Notebook<br />

Once you have configured the form, you create an<br />

export template, which allows users to print<br />

sections of this type, and to export them to MS<br />

Word.<br />

<strong>ChemOffice</strong> 2005/E-Notebook Managing Section Types and Forms • 481<br />

Creating a New Section Type

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