Editing a CPWM Worksheet

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The functionalities detailed in this section are only available when a CPWM worksheet is open for editing. After a worksheet is opened, there are several tabs and options available. By selecting the visible buttons, the user can open other parts of the worksheet.

Data Entry Functionality

Each free text area contains options for data entry. The shortcut menu pictured below (Figure 2-129) is available when the user right-clicks an area where free text data can be entered.

Figure 2-129

 

Load Exam Request Comments

When the user right-clicks in a free text field, an option to Load Exam Request Comments is available. To copy information entered on the exam request into a data entry area of the template, the user can select Load Exam Request Comments from the shortcut menu. When Load Exam Request Comments is selected, a separate window displays the list of open exam requests and the exam request comments. After selecting the desired exam request, the user selects the Insert These Comments button to paste the comments into the exam as shown in Figure 2-130.

Figure 2-130

 

Cut/Copy/ Paste Functionality

The shortcut menu in the free text fields gives the user access to Windows’ standard Undo, Cut, Copy, and Paste functionalities.

Details Bar

A details bar is available on each free text area of the template. The details bar is designed to provide users with a larger data entry area. The details bar becomes visible when the mouse is over the text box. After the user clicks the details bar, a larger window is displayed. The user can then type the information desired and save and close the details box. When the details box is closed, the information is displayed in the original free text area.

Spell Check

A spell check feature is also available from the shortcut menu (Figure 2-131).  The spell check feature searches the current text area for misspelled words and returns a list of suggested corrections.  If there are no errors, a message displays “No errors found.”

The spell checker allows the user to select from a list of suggested changes or make a change using the Change to: edit box.  The user may also add a word to a custom dictionary by selecting Add to Dictionary or Reset Dictionary to return the dictionary to its original state.

Note: Only the text area currently being edited is checked, not the entire template.

Figure 2-131

 

Button Color Changing

Button functionality has been enhanced to allow the user to edit the colors of buttons on a template (Figure 2-132).  The purpose of this modification is to allow CAPRI users to mark certain template sections with a specific color to notate a particular need, such as to come back and finish the section later.  The color of the button is maintained between sessions.  The color menu can be found by right-clicking the desired button.

Figure 2-132