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Edit
Edit is used for project editing functions (cut, paste, delete, rename) and for adding/deleting project components like Science Goals of SB parameters. On Linux, the modifier key is Ctrl, whilst on a Mac it is the Command key. On both systems, Ctrl-A will highlight all the text contained within a text field.
- Cut: Cut highlighted text from a text field.
- Copy: Copy some highlighted text or an item from the Project Tree (the latter will turn pink).
- Paste: Paste copied text into a text field, or a Project Tree item into a folder e.g. a copied Phase-1 Science Goal into the Planned Observing folder.
- Rename: Rename various Project tree items.
- New Phase 1 Science Goal: Create a new Phase-1 Science Goal. This will only work if a Phase-1 Proposal is active.
- New Phase 2 Science Goal: Create a new Phase-2 Science Goal. This will only work if a Phase-2 Project is active.
- Add Observatory Setup: Add a special Observatory setup as part of the Science Plan. Observatory setups can be: Holography setup, Astro-Holography setup, Optical Pointing Science Goal, Radiometric Pointing Goal, Baseline Calibration Goal, Calibration Survey Goal.
- Add ...: Add a component to the Project Structure (OUS, SB, Target, etc.).
- Attach/Detach ...: Attach/detach a SB Field Source, Instrument Setup or Observing Parameter to/from a SB Target.
- Delete: Delete a selected Science Goal or Scheduling Block item. There is no undo action.
- Suspend: Suspend the observation of this Scheduling Block. Not used.
- Resume: Allow further observation of the Scheduling Block. Not used.
- Mark as Repaired: Mark the Scheduling Block as repaired. Not used.
- Terminate: Terminate the observation of the Scheduling Block. Not used.
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The ALMA OT Team, 2018 Sep 25