Quick description of the Tag List Editor tag lists tab parts:
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When the drop down box is activated, all the tag lists available to the user will be shown. If there are public lists, they will be shown. At least one private list will be shown (created by the setup script). Click on the "[private] A1 Module List" option. |
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The modules of the saved private tag list are loaded in the module list. |
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Now change the list by loading the most recent baselines of the modules in the list. Choose the Baselines tab and press the Load Most Recent Baselines. |
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The list of modules is now different than the list in the configuration module. To save the current list, press the Save Tag List button. |
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The dialog to save the current tag list assumes you wish to save over the list in the Load Tag List drop down. |
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Change the name of the list to "A2 Module List". Keep the list "private". Then press the OK button. |
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When the save is successful, a dialog will tell you. Press the OK button. |
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The new tag list as shown in the module list is now saved in your private area of the configuration module as "A2 Module List". Now let us edit the tag list manually by pressing the Edit Tag List button. |
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The Edit Tag List button opens a new dialog box with a text representation of the tag list. |
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Change the baselines in the text box as shown, and press the OK button. |
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You can see that the module list has changed according to the manual edit. If you double-click on the row for Module S, it will open baseline 1.0 of the module. If you double-click on the row for Module T, nothing will happen because there is no baseline 2.0 of the module. This shows that a tag list entry can be created for a module baseline that does not exist. If the dialog box is closed now, the tag list as shown will not be saved. |
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