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`Version
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`SAP-00009523
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`Version
`Prepared for R/3 Release 2.2.
`July 94
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`SAP-00009524
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`Copyrights
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`@1994 SAP AG. All rights reserved.
`Neither this documentation nor any part of it may be copied or reproduced in any form or by any
`means or translated into another language, without the prior consent of SAP AG.
`SAP AG makes no warranties or representations with respect to the content hereof and specifically
`disclaims any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose. SAP AG
`assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this document. The information
`contained in this document is subject to change without notice. SAP AG reserves the right to
`make any such changes without obligation to notify any person of such revision or changes. SAP
`AG makes no commitment to keep the information contained herein up to date.
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`What is the SAP Structural Graphics Program?
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`The SAP Structural Graphics program enables you to display a range of linked objects in a
`hierarchical form. This means that it is also possible to support networks. You can display different
`sections of the same structure, or display a structure from a variety of persectives. You can also
`move between sections of a structure and print out either the whole structure or a section of that
`structure according to your requirements. In addition, the SAP Structural Graphics program offers
`you various ways in which to change the structure shown on your screen. Such changes are then
`saved by the SAP System either immediately or at a later stage.
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`Administrative Functions
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`The "Structure" Menu
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`The "Structure" menu contains entries which concern the displayed structure as a whole.
`¯ Open...
`¯ Update
`¯ Save
`¯ Print...
`¯ Exit
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`Open...
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`You can use this menu entry to request further structures from the SAP System, and then display
`them using the SAP Structural Graphics program.
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`Update
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`The displayed structure is updated, that is, all the changes that have been made in the SAP
`System since the last update are transferred to the Structural Graphics program.
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`Save
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`If you select the menu entry "Automatic Save" in the "Options" menu, data is saved automatically.
`Changes which you have carried out in the structure are not otherwise immediately saved in the
`SAP System. However you can still save these changes by using the menu entry "Save".
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`Print...
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`This menu entry enables you to send the displayed structure to a postscript printer or save it as a
`postscript®file. The "Print" window is opened, allowing you to format the printout according to your
`specific requirements.
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`Exit
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`This exits the SAP Structural Graphics program. The system does not request confirmation.
`Note
`You can find further information about printing in _P__rinti_ng a Structure
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`Editing Objects
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`The "Edit" Menu
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`You can use the "Edit" menu to make changes to the structure displayed on your screen.
`¯ Select
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`Insert Object...
`¯ Move Object...
`¯ Cancel
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`Select
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`The "Select" submenu contains several entries for selecting or deselecting objects.
`¯ Select Substructure
`As well as the object that has already been selected, all objects belonging to the substructure
`are also selected.
`¯ Deselect All
`You can use this menu entry to deselect all objects that you have selected.
`Multiple Selection
`If you use this menu entry, the system selects all the objects which you choose in addition to
`those already selected. If you choose a selected object again, it is deselected. You can switch
`this mode off by choosing the menu entry "Multiple Selection" again. If you then decide to
`choose an object, all the remaining selected objects are deselected. If you choose a selected
`object again, it remains selected. Select an object by clicking once with your mouse on the
`object you require. To delete all selections, just click on the background of the structure.
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`Insert Object...
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`This menu entry enables you to determine an object in the SAP System, which is then inserted
`below the selected object in the structure displayed on your screen.
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`Move Object...
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`This menu entry enables you to move selected objects within the structure displayed on your
`screen. The move is carried out in the SAP System.
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`Cancel
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`Current processing (e.g. "Move Object..’7 is cancelled.
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`Moving between Graphics
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`The "Goto" Menu
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`The "Goto" menu enables you to jump between various sections of the structure displayed on your
`screen.
`¯ Overview/Detail
`¯ Choose Section/Select
`¯ Display Substructure
`¯ Parent Structure
`¯ Display Whole Structure
`¯ Back
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`Overview/Detail
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`This menu entry enables you to switch between the overview and the detailed view.
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`Choose Section/Select
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`¯ Choose Section
`If you choose this menu entry, a box appears in the overview screen of the active window. This
`box represents the section of the structure on display which you would be able to see in the
`detailed screen. If you now press the left mouse button and keep it pressed, another box
`appears which follows your mouse until you release the button. The system then switches to the
`detailed screen, which displays the section of the structure you have chosen using the box.
`Select
`The "Choose Section" procedure is cancelled and you can now use the left mouse button to
`determine an area within which all objects should be selected. This mode is always active as
`long as you do not select the "Choose Section" menu entry.
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`Display Substructure
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`This displays the substructure which lies behind the selected object. The other options do not
`change.
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`Parent Structure
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`The structure on the next level up is displayed.
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`Display Whole Structure
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`The entire structure is displayed. The other options do not change.
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`Back
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`This exits the SAP Structural Graphics program. The system will ask you for confirmation.
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`Further Display Functions
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`The "Object" Menu
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`The"Object" menu contains entries which refer to either all or specific objects.
`¯ Display Path...
`¯ Display Data...
`¯ Description...
`¯ Search...
`¯ Suppress Subordinate Objects
`¯ Display Subordinate Objects
`¯ One Level
`¯ Center Selected Object
`¯ Center Root Object
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`Display Path...
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`A window called "Object Path" is opened in which the path from the selected object to the root
`object of the structure is displayed. If you select another object, the display is updated. If you
`choose this menu entry again, the window is closed.
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`Display Data...
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`A window called "Object Data" is opened in which additional data is displayed for the selected
`object. This data is read from the SAP System. If you select another object, the display is updated.
`If you choose this menu entry again, the window is closed.
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`Description...
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`This provides a detailed description of the selected object in the SAP System.
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`Search...
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`The "Search for Objects" window is opened. It enables you to select one or more objects which
`correspond to a search string.
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`Suppress Subordinate Objects
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`You can use this menu entry to suppress the subordinate selected objects currently on display.
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`Display Subordinate Objects
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`You can use this menu entry to display subordinate selected objects which you have suppressed
`using the "Suppress Subordinate Objects" menu entry.
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`One Level
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`The "One Level" submenu allows you to display objects on levels other than those determined by
`the structure.
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`Higher
`You can use this menu entry to display the selected objects one or several levels higher,
`assuming that these higher levels exist. This does not change the structure, and an update is
`not performed in the SAP System. If you exit the Structural Graphics program, this setting is
`lost.
`Lower
`You can use this menu entry to display the selected object one or several levels lower than
`determined by the system. This does not change the structure, and an update is not performed
`in the SAP System. If you exit the Structural Graphics program, this setting is lost.
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`Center Selected Object
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`The selected object is moved to the center of the screen. If you select more than one object, you
`can move one after the other to the center of the screen, by choosing this menu entry more than
`once.
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`Center Root Object
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`This menu entry enables you to display the root object for the displayed structure or substructure in
`the center of the screen.
`Note
`You can find further information about how to search for objects in Searcb_j_ng_fpr O___bjects
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`Options to Display and Process a Structure
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`The "Options" Menu
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`The "Options" menu enables you to change the options for displaying or processing the structure
`and for displaying objects.
`¯ View
`¯ Color Assignment...
`¯ Function Menu...
`¯ Automatic Save
`¯ Relative Object Size...
`¯ Sort
`¯ Change Standard Object Shape
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`View
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`The "View"submenu enables you to change the options for displaying the structure, as well as
`display the structure from a variety of perspectives.
`¯ Further View
`You can use this menu entry to display a further view of the structure on your screen. You can
`display up to four views simultaneously.
`¯ Rotate Views
`If you have more than one view on your screen, you can use this menu entry to change the
`order in which they are displayed.
`¯ Delete Active View
`This menu entry allows you to delete the active view of the structure from the screen.
`¯ Change...
`The "Change View" window enables you to alter the way the structure is displayed in the active
`window.
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`Color Assignment...
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`This opens the "Color Assignment" window in which you are able to choose standard colors for all
`views.
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`Function Menu...
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`This opens the "Function Menu" window. It contains all the menu entries which were transferred
`from the SAP System when the SAP Structural Graphics program was started.
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`Automatic Save
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`This menu entry allows you to determine whether the changes you make to the structure on your
`screen are saved automatically in the SAP System or not. If not, all changes are collected in the
`system and can be saved later on, using the menu entry "Save" in the "Structure" menu.
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`Relative Object Size...
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`This opens the "Object Size" window in which you can change the size of the displayed objects in
`relation to each other or in relation to the displayed text.
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`Sort
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`The entries in this submenu enable you to sort objects below their parent objects according to
`various criteria.
`¯ Sort by Priority
`The objects are sorted below their parent objects according to priority of relationship. This
`means that the objects with higher priority are displayed further to the left than those with lower
`priority.
`¯ Sort by Object Key
`Objects are sorted below their parent objects according to their keys.
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`Change Default Object Shape
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`If there are no entries for certain objects in the profile which determines how the structure is
`displayed in the active window, the system displays the objects in their default shape. However,
`there is a choice of 12 default shapes and you can change these using the menu entry "Change
`Default Object Shape".
`Note
`The topic _C__h_a__n j_n _the G___[_a___hLcs tells you how to alter the graphics display in the active window.
`The "Color Assignment" and "Function Menu" windows are described in more detail in
`th.e...C.o.lo.r...O.ptLo.ns and .Eu.~..h.e..r...P..r.o..c..e..s...s.j..n..q..Eg..n...c..t.Lo...n...s., Further information about how you can change
`the relative size of the displayed objects can be found in _C__h_a__ngLng the Relative Object Size
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`Online Help
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`The "Help" Menu
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`The "Help" menu enables you to display help texts about the program in a variety of ways.
`¯ Help for Help
`¯ Extended Help
`¯ Glossary
`¯ Product Information
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`Help for Help
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`This provides an overview of the help functions in this program.
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`Extended Help
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`This displays a summary of the user manual for the SAP Structural Graphics program.
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`Glossary
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`This provides an overview of various terms used in the SAP Structural Graphics program, each with
`a short explanation.
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`Product Information
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`This gives you information about the program version and the copyright.
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`SAP-00009534
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`Printing a Structure
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`The "Print" Window
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`This window enables you to send the displayed structure to a postscript printer or save it as a
`postscript file. The latter is not possible with UNIX©.
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`Print Mode
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`Complete
`The structure is printed out in detailed mode as a poster. The individual pages can then be
`joined together to make one picture. Alternatively, you can print out the whole structure on just
`one page in the overview mode.
`Active View
`The section which you can see on your screen is printed out.
`Book
`Starting at the root object, each object is printed out on a separate page with its immediately
`subordinate objects. Objects with no subordinate objects are not printed out on a separate
`sheet. Printing always takes place in overview mode.
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`Objects
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`¯ With Frame
`The objects are only printed with frames. This protects the printer and depending on the choice
`of colors, can make the printout more readable.
`¯ Filled In
`The objects are printed out as they appear on your screen. Colors are printed in various shades
`of gray, if necessary.
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`Target
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`Local
`You can print out the graphic on a local postscript printer, or save it as a postscript file on a
`diskette or hard disk. You are only able to do this with Windows© and O/$2®.
`System
`The printout is produced by a postscript printer which is connected to the SAP System. You
`must enter the logical printer name in the field "Target". A logical printer must be correctly
`connected to the system.
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`Frames
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`¯ With Frames
`Every page of the printout has a frame.
`¯ Without Frames
`The pages of the printout have no frames.
`¯ Markers Only
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`Each page of the printout appears with small markers. These help you to put the pages together
`to create a poster.
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`Numbering
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`Each page of the printout is numbered. In "Complete" mode the numbering is mathematical, that is
`in the lower left hand corner starting with 1/1. The first number is the line and the second is the
`column. In "Book" mode, numbering is continuous. You can only select the "Numbering" option in
`the "Complete" or "Book" print modes.
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`Title
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`The text you enter here appears as a header line on each page of the printout. However, it is not an
`integral part of the graphic.
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`Printout
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`If you are using a local printer, you can enter its name ("PRN", "LPTI",...) or any file name you
`wish. You must enter the printer name without a colon (:). You can also enter a file name with a
`path. The extension ".psc" is added automatically by the system if necessary. If you print using the
`SAP System (e.g. with UNIX), you can enter the logical printer which you wish to use.
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`Format
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`This opens the "Format Options" window, where you can select various options regarding the page
`format. As a rule these are not altered very frequently.
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`Save
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`The options you have selected are saved in the configuration file when you exit the program. This
`key is only available in Windows and OS/2.
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`Printing is started with the options you have selected.
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`Cancel
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`The window is closed.
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`Help
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`This section is displayed in the help window.
`Note
`You can find further information about how to select and implement a page format in Selectinq.a
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`Selecting a Suitable Page Format
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`The "Format Options" Window
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`This window enables you to specify the page format for your printout.
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`Format
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`You can choose various page formats from this selection menu. The dimensions of the format you
`choose are displayed under "Area". If you select the format "User Defined", the system displays the
`values for "DINA4"which you are able to alter as you wish. This of course means that you can
`specify the page format yourself.
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`Orientation
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`The individual pages can be printed in either landscape or portrait format.
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`Unit
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`You can indicate the dimensions in "Area" and "Frame" in either inches or centimeters. If you
`switch between the different units of measurement, the values are automatically converted.
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`Area
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`The page dimensions of the format you have selected are displayed in the fields "Height" and
`"Width". This takes no account of the frame (see below). The displayed values are always for
`portrait format. If you choose landscape format, the values are automatically switched by the
`system when printing commences. If you make changes in these fields, they only have an effect if
`you select the "User Defined" format.
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`Frame
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`This enables you to define the size of the frame to be left for printing with regard to its "Height"
`(upper and lower frame) and "Width" (left and right frame). Since a printer cannot print to the very
`edge of the page, there are minimum values for each format.
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`Continue
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`The window is closed and the changes you have made are implemented.
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`Cancel
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`The window is closed and the changes you have made are not implemented.
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`Help
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`This section is displayed in the help window.
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`SAP-00009537
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`Exiting the SAP Structural Graphics Program
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`The "Exit" Window
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`Continue
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`The SAP Structural Graphics program is exited.
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`Cancel
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`The window is closed but the SAP Structural Graphics program is not exited.
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`Help
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`This section is displayed in the help window.
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`Searching for Objects
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`The "Search" Window
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`This window enables you to search for and select objects according to a specific text.
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`Search String
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`In the field "Search String" you can enter a text for which the system scans the objects. The system
`distinguishes between upper and lower case letters. If the text you are looking for is contained in
`the texts displayed for an object, the object is selected.
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`Continue
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`The window is closed and the system selects all objects which were found according to the
`specified search string.
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`Cancel
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`The window is closed and no search procedure takes place.
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`Help
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`This section is displayed in the help section.
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`Changing the Color Options
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`The "Color Assignment" Window
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`This window allows you to change certain colors that are used when the structure is displayed.
`¯ Active Title Bar
`Color of the title bar for active display
`¯ Active Title Text
`Text color in the title bar for active display
`Inactive Title Bar
`Color of the title bar for inactive display
`Inactive Title Text
`Text color in the title bar for inactive display
`¯ Background
`Background color
`¯ Default for Objects
`Box color of objects for which there are no rules in the current profile
`¯ Default for Object Texts
`Text color of objects for which there are no rules in the current profile
`¯ Default for Relationships
`Line color of relationships for which there are no rules in the current profile
`¯ Shadow
`Color of shadow used for objects
`¯ Frame
`Frame color
`¯ Grid
`Grid color
`¯ Emphasized Objects
`Frame color for an emphasized object
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`Continue
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`The window is closed and the changes you have made are implemented.
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`Apply
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`The options you have chosen are implemented without closing the window.
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`Default
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`All the colors are reset to the default colors without closing the window.
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`Cancel
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`The window is closed and the changes you have made are not implemented.
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`Help
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`A short help text is displayed.
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`Further Processing Functions
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`The "Function Menu" Window
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`This window contains a selection of functions which were defined in the SAP System and then
`transferred by the ABAP/4 Program to the SAP Structural Graphics program. When you select one
`of these functions a corresponding function module is called up in the system. This means you
`might need to change the window yourself in order to make entries which may be required in the
`system. When you make such entries in the SAP System, the SAP Structural Graphics program
`does not allow any entries to be made.
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`Cancel
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`The window is closed.
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`Help
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`This section is displayed in the help section.
`Warning
`If you choose one of these functions and find that the SAP Structural Graphics program will not
`allow you to make any entries, it is not because there is a program error. Instead, the SAP System
`displays the CUA interface and waits for you to make an entry. Please change windows and make
`the required entries so that processing may continue.
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`Changing the Relative Object Size
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`The "Object Size" Window
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`This window will be available at a later date.
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`Changing the Graphics
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`The "Change View" Window
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`This window enables you to change the presentation of the structure on your screen. The options
`you select are always for the active view.
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`View
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`This allows you to choose the view for which you wish to change the options.
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`Display Level
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`You can use this field to determine how many levels you wish to display of the structure on your
`screen. If you enter "0" the complete structure is displayed.
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`Overview
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`If you choose "Overview" the structure is displayed as an overview screen. It is otherwise shown in
`detailed form.
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`Grid
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`If you choose "Grid" the individual levels of the structure are separated by a dotted line.
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`Knock-On Mode
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`If you set the knock-on mode for a window, the section of the structure displayed here changes,
`whenever an object is selected in the active window. The following options are available:
`¯ Center
`The object you have selected is moved to the center of the view.
`¯ Substructure
`The object you have selected is displayed as the root object together with its substructure.
`¯ Parent Structure
`The parent structure of the selected object is displayed.
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`Relationship Line
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`¯ Diagonal
`The relationship between each pair of objects is represented by a line directly connecting one to
`the other. This means that in certain circumstances a relationship line may overlap other
`objects.
`¯ Straight
`The relationship between each pair of objects is represented by vertical and horizontal lines.
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`Relationship Indicators
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`¯ Text
`The relationship lines are marked with a text if there is sufficient space.
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`¯ Marker
`A marker appears on each relationship line.
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`Font
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`This enables you to choose a font which is used for the displayed texts for objects and
`relationships.
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`Graphic Type
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`The graphic type determines how the objects are positioned relative to the parent object and how
`they are aligned.
`Normal
`Proceeding from the root object, which is displayed in the center of the upper frame, the
`structure branches downwards. Objects are centered above their respective subordinate
`objects. This display corresponds to the option "Centered Alignment "and "0° Rotation "
`Feathered
`Proceeding from the root object in the upper left corner, the structure branches downwards to
`the right. Subordinate objects are displayed hanging, like feathers, from their parent object. This
`display corresponds to the options "Right Alignment" and "90° Rotation".
`¯ User Defined
`You can determine the graphic type yourself using "Alignment" and "Rotation".
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`Alignment
`The following descriptions refer to the option "0° Rotation".
`¯ Left Justified
`Each object is left justified above its subordinate objects.
`¯ Centered
`Each object is positioned in the center above its subordinate objects.
`¯ Right Justified
`Each object is right justified above its subordinate objects.
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`Rotation
`¯ 0o
`Proceeding from the root object, the structure branches from the top downwards.
`90°
`Proceeding from the root object, the structure branches from left to right.
`180°
`Proceeding from the root object, the structure branches from the bottom upwards.
`270°
`Proceeding from the root object, the structure branches from right to left.
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`¯
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`¯
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`Continue
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`The window is closed and changes you have made are implemented.
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`Apply
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`The options for the active view are implemented without closing the window.
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`Cancel
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`The window is closed and changes you have made are not implemented.
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`Help
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`This section is displayed in the help window.
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`Maintaining the Profiles
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`The "Profile Maintenance" Window
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`This window will be available at a later date.
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`Function Keys
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`Fl=Help
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`A general help text is displayed.
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`F3=Back
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`The SAP Structural Graphics program is exited but before this happens the system will ask you for
`confirmation and you can cancel this procedure if you wish.
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`F5=Overview/ Detail
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`You can use this function key to switch between the overview and the detailed view.
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`F6=Choose Section/Select
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`Select Object
`If you choose this menu entry, a box appears in the overview screen of the active window. This
`box represents the section of the structure on display which you would be able to see in the
`detailed screen. If you now press the left mouse button and keep it pressed, another box
`appears which follows your mouse until you release the button. The system then switches to the
`detailed view which you have chosen using the box.
`Select
`The "Choose Section" procedure is cancelled and you can now use the left mouse button to
`determine an area within which all objects should be selected. This mode is always active as
`long as you do not select the "Choose Section" menu entry.
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`F7=Further View
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`This function key enables you to display a further view of the structure on your screen. You can
`display up to four views at one time.
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`F8=Delete View
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`You can use this function key to delete the active view of the structure from your screen.
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`F11=Save
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`If you select the menu option "Automatic Save" in the "Options" menu, data is saved automatically.
`Changes which you have carried out in the structure are not otherwise immediately saved in the
`SAP System. However you can still save these changes by using the function key "Save".
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`F12=Cancel
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`Current processing ( e.g. "Move Object..’) is cancelled.
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`F13=Print
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`This function key enables you to send the displayed structure to a postscript printer or save it as a
`postscript file. The "Print" window is opened, allowing you to format the printout according to your
`specific requirements.
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`SAP-00009548
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`F15=Exit
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`This exits the SAP Structural Graphics program. The system does not request confirmation.
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`F16=Deselect
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`You can use this function key to deselect all selected objects.
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`F17=Open
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`This function key enables you to call up more structures from the SAP System and display them
`using the SAP Structural Graphics program.
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`F18=Change View
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`The "Change View" window enables you to alter the way the structure is displayed in the active
`window.
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`Tab=Center Selected Object
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`The selected object is moved to the center of the screen. If you select more than one object, you
`can move one after the other to the center of the screen, by choosing this menu entry more than
`once.
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