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User Groups User groups are a feature designed to aid in the searching of the database and the recalling of data. They allow any data to be placed into user-defined groups and sub-groups. This allows you to search a portion rather than the entire database when looking for specific information. The maximum number of groups any data item may belong to is three. (Only three fields are provided for storing the user groups information along with the data item.) User Groups are defined in the Formatted Name Setup dialog box accessed through the Configue Naming Convenetions command under the Data menu. The user groups to which a data item belongs may be specified in several different ways. First, there is a "Groups" button available in the Measure dialog boxes to allow you to specify data groups at the time measurements are taken. Second, the data Properties dialog box allows you to place the data item into any 64
user groups you wish merely by typing in the name of the groups in the fields provided. Finally, you may place data into user groups whenever you import data from a file. The most efficient way to utilize this feature of Color iControl is to develop a way of breaking down your data into logical groups. For example, when storing colorant data, you may wish to use the User Group 1 field to specify the chemical class to which the colorant belongs, i.e., reactive, disperse, acid, etc. Use the second user group field to break down the colorants further, identifying each of the colorants as high, medium, or low energy. Another example might be to group substrates according to fiber type, cotton, wool, synthetic, etc. You could then use the second user group field to identify each of the substrates based on whether it was a weave or a knit. The possibilities are really endless. The user groups allow you to design your own classification system for all of your data to improve access to the Color iControl database. Data Properties When in the Quality Control mode of Color iControl, you may right-click on an item in the Job Tree View. A menu will appear. One of the available items will be "Properties." Clicking on Properties will bring up a dialog box containing several tabs. Each of the tabs contains different information about the data in question. Some of the data types will contain more tabs than others. Jumps to explanations of the various types of data properties displayed are provided below. Colorants have their own unique properties and do not include the basic data properties information explained below. Basic Data Properties --- Click here to view the basic properties tabs which are included in all data properties dialog boxes, including: Standards, Trials, Substrates, and Primaries. Additional Properties of Standards --- Click here to view the tabs which appear in addition to the basic properties when examining the properties of standards. Basic Data Properties There are three tabs which are always present in the first four data types (excluding colorants, which have their own special data properties). These are 65
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Color iMatch Textiles Help PDF file
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