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Latest revision as of 17:58, November 13, 2008
Detaching the Current View
You can detach one or more of the Protege-Frames tabs (Classes, Slots, etc.) and display them in free-standing windows. This allows you to view multiple tabs at the same time. For example, you could detach the Classes tab and display it in a separate window.
Detaching
To detach a tab:
Click on the tab that you want to detach, making sure that it is the current view displayed in the Protege-Frames window.
Select Window | Detach Current View. The tab you have selected will be detached.
Re-attaching
To restore a detached view and reincorporate it as a tab:
Click on the standard Close button at the top right. Instead of closing the tab completely, this will close the detached window and redisplay the information as a tab.
To completely remove a tab from view, close the view using Window | Close Current View.
