The MicroStation V8i interface will then finish opening. Then select from the Main MicroStation Pull-down Menu. Once InRoads>>InRoads Suite and are up and running, the desktop should look similar to that InRoads MicroStation of the previous screen captures depicted in and Figure 3-3 Figure 3-4. Overview of InRoads Interface As mentioned previously - the user will be working in both the InRoads Design Software and the MicroStation CADD Software. The InRoads Software is the database in the Surveying data is created and processed. Shown below is a diagram which depicts the InRoads Explorer objects and a brief overview of the InRoads Explorer Interface: Workspace Bar Contains all of the InRoads Project Data information – Menu Bar Contains the pull-down menus to access InRoads commands – Contains default and customized toolbars to access InRoads commands Toolbars – Feedback Pane Contains details of selected Project Data from the Workspace Bar – Scroll Bar Enables the user to view more of the InRoads Explorer Interface. (The Scroll – Bar may not be visible if the InRoads Interface is already viewed to extents). Status Bar Contains InRoads messages and prompts (Please note: InRoads may direct – you to locate something graphically in MicroStation -- some of these prompts may display in the MicroStation Status Bar instead). It is very important that the user review both the InRoads and the MicroStation Status Bar for prompts and information. InRoads Project Defaults The InRoads Project Defaults setting allows you to define the folder locations” for “default projects (in this case a Surface Check Project). A configuration can then be Project Default saved for each Surface Check project so that multiple projects can be accessed. This configuration allows you to easily navigate between projects. Once the Project Folder locations are saved in the Configuration, the projects can then be accessed by selecting the appropriate
The MicroStation V8i interface will then finish opening. Then select InRoads>>InRoads Suite from the Main MicroStation Pull-down Menu. Once InRoads and MicroStation are up and running, the desktop should look similar to that of the previous screen captures depicted in Figure 3-3 and Figure 3-4. Overview of InRoads Interface As mentioned previously - the user will be working in both the InRoads Design Software and the MicroStation CADD Software. The InRoads Software is the database in the Surveying data is created and processed. Shown below is a diagram which depicts the InRoads Explorer objects and a brief overview of the InRoads Explorer Interface: Workspace Bar – Contains all of the InRoads Project Data information Menu Bar – Contains the pull-down menus to access InRoads commands Toolbars – Contains default and customized toolbars to access InRoads commands Feedback Pane – Contains details of selected Project Data from the Workspace Bar Scroll Bar – Enables the user to view more of the InRoads Explorer Interface. (The Scroll Bar may not be visible if the InRoads Interface is already viewed to extents). Status Bar – Contains InRoads messages and prompts (Please note: InRoads may direct you to locate something graphically in MicroStation -- some of these prompts may display in the MicroStation Status Bar instead). It is very important that the user review both the InRoads and the MicroStation Status Bar for prompts and information. InRoads Project Defaults The InRoads Project Defaults setting allows you to define the “default folder locations” for projects (in this case a Surface Check Project). A Project Default configuration can then be saved for each Surface Check project so that multiple projects can be accessed. This configuration allows you to easily navigate between projects. Once the Project Folder locations are saved in the Configuration, the projects can then be accessed by selecting the appropriate
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