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- ( Settings - Displays the web interface configuration options. Refer to Section3.10.1.1 for more information.
- ( Filters - Opens the Filter Preferences screen which is used to define filter templates and set a default filter. See Section3.10.1.2 for more information.
- ( Event Columns - Specifies the translation information you want to view. See Section3.10.1.3 for more details.
- ( + Exit Settings - Closes the settings screen.
( The user settings are used to modify the web interface, configure filtering information and determine what translation information is displayed. To access the User settings, click the Settings button in the toolbar and then select the User Settings tab.
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- ( Save File Lists in Other Logs
Select this option if you want the navigation tree to save a record of all the log files listed under Other Logs when you log off Compaq Analyze. If this option is selected, the log files will remain in the navigation tree until you manually remove them. If this option is not selected, the Other Logs section of the tree will be empty when you logon. - ( Use Categories With Other Logs
Select this option to use categories with log files. Refer to Section3.5.3 for more on categories. - ( Put Event Details In A New Window
Opens a new browser window for the details of a problem report or event selected from the list of entries. The list of entries will remain open in the original window. - ( Manually Translate Files Only (Skip Manual Analysis)
Prevents Compaq Analyze from performing manual analysis for log files. This affects the output when you select an entry from the Other Logs area and when you perform manual analysis on the system event log. - ( :Log Off Time
By default, Compaq Analyze logs your profile off ten minutes after you close your connection with the Director. You can change the amount of time by entering a new value in the text box. All values are in minutes. See Section3.12 for more information on logging off.
( R The general options screen is shown in Figure3-31.
( @ The General User Settings screen presents the following options:
( U If you modify the user settings, click the Update button so your changes take effect.
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- ( <Ensure that all the filter information in the Currently Applied Filters list is correct. Initially, this field will display the contents of the filter template you selected. You can delete any filter by selecting it and clicking the Remove Selected Filters button. If you are creating a new filter the list is blank. T
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- ( Click the Adjust Filter button again to close the Adjust Filter screen and return to the Filtering Preferences screen (Figure3-32). The Filtering Preferences screen describes the contents of the new filter.
- ( Save the new filter as a template by entering a filter name in the Name text box and click the Add New Template button. Compaq Analyze will update the Filter Templates list and add the new filter to the drop-down list in the Filter Templates bar.
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- ( Register Knowledge - Displays the knowledge rule sets that can be installed. Refer to Chapter5 for more information on rule sets and analysis.
- ( + Exit Settings - Closes the settings screen.B A
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