Window Menu
The Window Menu contains options for viewing Viewing Tabs and Workben ch Windows.

- Next Tab switches to the Viewing Tab to the right of the currently displayed tab. The shortcut for Next Tab is Command/Ctrl + right arrow.

- Lock Window Aspect locks the aspect ratio for the entire graphics region in the window.

- Lock Tab Aspect locks the aspect ratio for the graphics region in the selected tab.

- Lock Aspect Ratio for All Tabs locks the aspect ratio for the graphics region in each tab in the window.

- Unlock Aspect Ratio for All Tabs unlocks the aspect ratio for the graphics region for each tab in the window.

- Next Tab switches to the Viewing Tab to the right of the currently displayed tab. The shortcut for Previous Tab is Command/Ctrl + right arrow.

- Previous Tab switches to the Viewing Tab to the left of the currently displayed tab. The shortcut for Previous Tab is Command/Ctrl + left arrow.

- Rename Selected Tab... allows the user to rename the Viewing Tab with any name or descriptor they choose.

- Move All Tabs in Current Window to New Windows separates all of the Viewing Tabs out into individual Workbench Windows.

- Move All Tabs From All Windows Into Selected Window takes all individual Workbench Windows and turns them into Viewing Tabs within a single Window.

- Move Selected Tab to Window > moves the active Viewing Tab into a new Window (if there are no other Windows open) or into another existing Window.

- Identify Brainordinate Windo w opens the Information Window. Allows the user to select Brainordinates via several different methods.

- Information Windo w opens the Information Window. When the user clicks on a surface or volume in the viewing area, this is where the information for that location is displayed.

- Scenes... opens the Scenes Window. When there is a check mark in front of this option (as shown below), it means the Scene box is open. Click this option again and it will close the Scenes Window.

- Bring All To Front pulls all of the Workbench elements (Windows, Toolboxes, etc.) that are opened, out in front of all other displays (Terminal windows, browsers, applications, etc.).

- Tile Windows organizes all open Workbench Windows into columns and rows.