Interface Basics

My Desktop is your personal area where you work with Comindware Tracker tasks, items, lists and dashboards. Accessing the My Desktop area The My Desktop area is available to any Comindware user regardless of their privileges or permissions after the ...
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The program header is the area at the top of the program window. The program header includes the Command Bar, Search box, and Custom Logo (if enabled). Program header Command Bar The Command bar appears at the top right of the program window, and ...
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Comindware Tracker configuration is performed from the Administration area. Accessing the Administration area The Administration area can only be accessed by users who have previously been granted Comindware administrator or Comindware architect priv...
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The Navigation pane appears on the left side of the screen. The Navigation pane provides quick access to your default lists and dashboards, including lists and dashboards that you have previously created, granted access to, or added to Favorites. All...
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The List pane is the area in the middle of the Comindware program window. The List pane displays different list views and action pages according to the list you select in the Navigation pane. You can change the way in which your tasks and items are s...
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The Recently Opened pane appears to the right of the Details pane, and shows links to tasks and items that you've recently opened. Clearing the Recently Opened items history To remove a particular link, move the mouse cursor to the link and clic...
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Program functions are accessed primarily through the Ribbon Toolbar (or Ribbon for short). It is divided into tabs that group functions according to tasks. The program ribbon Hiding the Ribbon The Ribbon can quickly be hidden to give you more room...
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The Details pane is an area where you can preview a task, or item information. The Details pane appears to the right of the List pane. The Details pane, located to the left of the List pane
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