To move the viewport, press the right mouse button in the current viewport in the overview bar and drag it to its new location.
To remove this link, either control-drag a line from the start bubble to the end bubble or
click with the right mouse button to get a context menu and choose
To change the name of a working set, click on the current name with the left mouse button and then use keyboard editing to enter a new name.
To change the size of a working set, press down with the left mouse button near the side to change and drag the edge to the desired size.
To remove the working set, use the right mouse button to get a context menu and then choose one of the following: "Remove Working Set" will remove the working set but leave all the bubbles in place; "Clear and Remove Working Set" will do this and remove all bubbles in the set; "Close and Save to Task Shelf" will save the working set to the task shelf, close the working set and clear its bubbles.
To save the working set, use the right mouse button to get a context menu and chen choose one of the following: "Save Working Set" to save the working set to a file; "Save Working Set To Task Shelf" to save the Working set to the task shelf where it can be quickly reloaed later; or "Close and Save to Task Shelf" which will save the current working set to the task shelf and will clear its bubbles and remove it.
To export the working set, use the right mouse button to get a context menu and then choose one of the following: "EMail Working Set" to send the working set in a loadable from in an e-mail message to a colleague; "Export as PDF" to create a saved image of the working set; "EMail as PDF" to send an image of the working set; or "Save Working Set" to save the current working set to a file.
To create a working set, click with the left mouse button in the area above the current view, where "Create Task..." is displayed. Alternatively, use the right mouse button to bring up a context menu by clicking where there is no working set and choose "Create Working Set".
To clear the display, use the right mouse button to get a context menu and then choose either "Clear Bubbles" to remove all bubbles visible in the current viewport or "Clear All Bubbles" to remove all the bubbles in the workspace.
To remove a bubble, click with the middle mouse button on the bubble or its border. Note that a remove bubble will replace this bubble and will slowly fade to nothingness. You can click on this remove bubble to restore the original bubble.
To move all bubbles in this group, press down in the group border drag with the right mouse button and drag to its desired location.
To remove all bubbles in this group, double click with the middle mouse button on the group area. The remove bubble that remains will restore all bubbles in the group.
To title this group, left click on the title area at the top of the group and type in (or edit) the group name.
To merge a bubble into a group just move that bubble (using right-drag) until it joins the group.
To merge two groups, place the groups near each other and then move a single bubble so that it spans the groups and makes them one.
To resize a bubble, press the left mouse button on the proper border and then drag to make the bubble the desired size.
To scroll the bubble area, drag with the right mouse button. Alternatively, you can use the arrow keys while pressing the Control (Command on the Mac) key.
To resize a bubble, press the left mouse button on the proper border and then drag to make the bubble the desired size.
To move a bubble, press the right mouse button and move the bubble to its desired location.
To remove a bubble, click with the middle mouse button on the bubble or its border. Note that a remove bubble will replace this bubble and will slowly fade to nothingness. You can click on this remove bubble to restore the original bubble.
To search over project code, click with the right mouse button or use the control-O (command-O on the mac) key or the F10 key. Using the right click will bring up the default menu; the others will not.
To search over documentation, control click with the right mouse button or use the F12 key.
To search over both code and documentation, shift click with the right mouse button or use the F11 key. This also brings up the default menu. this can be made the default by selecting the appropriate option.
To put up the simple tool bar, use F1. The tool bar will appear in the upper left or upper right of the display (depending on where the package explorer is located).
To show the current area in context use F9. Hitting F9 again will go back to a normal display.
To resize a bubble, press the left mouse button on the proper border and then drag to make the bubble the desired size.
To move a bubble, press the right mouse button and move the bubble to its desired location.
To remove a bubble, click with the middle mouse button on the bubble or its border. Note that a remove bubble will replace this bubble and will slowly fade to nothingness. You can click on this remove bubble to restore the original bubble.
To change the focus bubble, either move the mouse to it or use the arrow keys while pressing ALT to move to the nearest bubble in the specified direction.
To get a context menu for this bubble, right click inside the bubble. Note the actual context menu might depend on where in the bubble you click since it can represent the local context.