Using SCO Panner

Introduction to SCO Panner
        What you see in SCO Panner
                The panner
                The Root menu
                The icon box
        Setting up SCO Panner for the way you work
                Using large windows
                Nailing useful windows
                Arranging windows
                Associating work areas

Working with SCO Panner
        Moving to a work area
                Overlapping work areas with the view area
        Autopanning the view area using the pointer
                Turning autopanning on and off
                Setting the percentage movement when autopanning
                Panning the view area using the keyboard
                Panning the view area using the Root menu options
        Finding windows in the workspace
        Nailing windows
        Arranging your workspace
                Moving windows around your workspace
                Naming work areas
        Changing the size of your workspace
                Changing the scale of the map
                Turning the map grid on and off
        Using the icon box
                Changing the size of the icon box
                Sorting icons in the icon box
                Packing icons
                Changing how icons look in the icon box
        Turning the panner window off temporarily
        Selecting the currently active window
        Setting SCO Panner resources
                Autopanning control resources
                Client resources
                Icon behavior resources
                Panner resources
                Panner, map, and client color resources
                Viewfinder movement resources

SCO Panner Glossary