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Chapter 6: Basic Operations<br />

Figure 6-33: The “Outer Shell” System View Window<br />

The window menu includes the following commands:<br />

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Next Window: The Next Window command change which window<br />

is active. The active window is raised to the top of the screen. If you<br />

connect more than one RAID system, this command allows you to<br />

switch between different system view windows. The Next Window<br />

command is useful if you want to circulate through all the windows<br />

on the screen.<br />

Tile All: Use the Tile All command to arrange and display all system<br />

view windows. This allows you to view multiple systems<br />

simultaneously.<br />

Cascade All: Use the Cascade All command to diagonally arrange<br />

and display all system view windows on the screen. This allows you<br />

to view multiple systems at a glance.<br />

Hide All: When you select this command, all active system view<br />

windows will be minimized to small icons on the bottom left of the<br />

<strong>RAIDWatch</strong> screen. To enlarge the system view window, click on the<br />

icon(s).<br />

Close All: If you select this command, all the RAID systems will be<br />

discounted and every system view windows will be closed.<br />

System List: A list of connected RAID systems is shown in the<br />

Window menu. To view a specific system, mouse click on the system<br />

name and its system view window will show up.<br />

Arranging Windows 6-29

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