MODULES
CONTACTS MODULE
Explorer
The Explorer panel contains a list of all contacts inserted in your database. The contact you select appears in the Main Screen panel for viewing and editing.
Control Buttons
You can see the following controls on top of the Explorer panel:

Tree View Mode
This
is the default view mode of the Explorer panel. All contacts that share same
value for Category field are listed in the
same folder (named after the category name). |
Basic Operations
Explorer Context Menu
Right-click in the Explorer view to access its context menu. The following commands are available:
List View Mode
The
list view is available by pressing the tree/list mode switch (see Control
Buttons above). This mode lists all contacts available as a sorted list,
depending on the currently selected display field. |
Basic Operations
Expanded List View Mode
In list mode, the Explorer can be expanded to display the values of multiple
data fields at once (click the Expand/Shrink switch,
see Control Buttons above).
The fields that show in the expanded list mode depend on your selection
in the fields list (click the Fields button
- You can also sort the list (alphabetically) on the values of a specified field. Click a column header (which displays the field name) to select it as a source for sorting. The field values in the selected column will be displayed in black to show a successful selection. Sorting will not work with fields that don't contain a sorting index (you can add the indexing service to a field from the Adapt Screen & Database mode). |
Search/Filter
You can use the Search field on the bottom of
the Explorer panel to look for contacts matching your search criteria.
Just type a text in the search field and the Explorer will always select the first item in the list matching the search. You can switch the search to Filter mode as well (click the F toggle button). In filter mode, the list view displays only contacts that start with the text you entered in the search box (all other items are hidden). The search and filtering functions are non case-sensitive.
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