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Dataton WATCHOUT User's Guide

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Removing and Duplicating<br />

Displays<br />

Display<br />

Specifications<br />

To remove a display, first select it, then choose “Cut” or “Clear” on the Edit<br />

menu. To duplicate it, first choose “Copy” then paste the duplicate back into<br />

the Stage window. When pasting a display, keep in mind that the duplicate<br />

initially occupies the exact same location in the Stage window as the original<br />

did. You must move the duplicate to another location and change its name and<br />

address before using it.<br />

To open the Display Specifications dialog box, first select the display in the<br />

Stage window then choose “Specifications” on the Edit menu, or simply<br />

double-click the display.<br />

You must activate the Stage window before you can select displays. To activate<br />

the Stage window, click its title bar. Displays can not be manipulated if “Lock<br />

Displays” on the Stage menu is active.<br />

Name. Specifies the name of the display.<br />

▼ IMPORTANT: This name is also used to identify pre-split movie files, as<br />

described under “Pre-splitting Large Movies” on page 76. Thus, if you use<br />

such pre-split movies, you should not change the name of the display after<br />

creating those movies, or you’d have to rename the movies accordingly.<br />

Address. Specifies the IP address of the display computer that manages this<br />

display. This is typically the numeric address of the display. However, if the<br />

display computer is accessible by name (by means of a Domain Name Server),<br />

you may enter the name in this field instead.<br />

◆ HINT: In most cases, all display computers are on the same sub-net, which<br />

means that the first part of their IP address is identical, and only the last<br />

group of digits differ (as shown in the illustration on page 34). In this case,<br />

it’s more convenient to enter the common part of the IP address in Prefer-<br />

134 Chapter 11: Displays

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