
	In the ROB Repository Navigator, you can browse through the workareas and configurations 
	 of the Repository through a tree-style interface. You can also access all containers
	 directly, or access the Wastebasket. These four entry types are the root nodes of
	 the navigator tree.<BR><BR>If you use the Workarea entry (and you have the right
	 privileges), the Navigator offers the interface to perform check out, check in,
	 undo check out, file download and file upload. Or you can check the workarea for
	 newer versions. For more information see the related help.<BR><BR><B>The Navigator
	 Tree</B><BR>In the navigator tree you can expand by clicking the {nodecl1.jpg, ALT="Expand Node"} symbol
	 in front of the folder, workarea or configuration. You will see the folder and sub
	 folders. With the {nodeop2.jpg, ALT="Collapse node"} symbol you can collapse the tree. If a folder contains
	 files or structured objects a node will be displayed with the word files and in
	 brackets the number of files. For structured objects you will get nodes for every
	 element type that is present in that folder. Behind the element type the number
	 of elements of that type is shown. You will not see the contents of the folder using
	 the {nodecl1.jpg, ALT="Expand node"} symbol.<BR> You can see the contents of a folder by clicking on
	 the name of the folder or expanding and then clicking on the element type or the
	 file type. If you do that on the right hand side all objects in that folder will
	 be shown. Remember that if you click on a folder with a lot of structured elements
	 it will take a while to show all elements. It is better to expand using the {nodecl1.jpg, ALT="Expand node"}
	 symbol and then choose the element type you want to need to take a look at.<BR><BR><B>The
	 Objects Pane</B><BR>On the right hand side you can see all objects in a particular
	 folder, workarea or configuration. You have the ability to order the objects on
	 name or date modified (ascending and descending) by clicking on name or date. Remember
	 that names in uppercase become for file names in lowercase. You can also start the
	 object browser ({browsemed.gif, ALT="Object browser"}), the version history viewer ({vhv.gif, ALT="Version history viewer"}) for a specific
	 object or get more information using the yellow {info.gif, ALT="Information"} symbol. <br>If you click
	 on an object that is a file the file will be opened. If you did not link the file
	 to a specific application you will be asked to pick an application.<BR>If the object
	 is a structured object clicking on the name will start up the Report for that object.
	 If no Report is available it will start the object browser for that object.<BR>You
	 can see that an object is checked out by the check mark {check_mark.gif, ALT="Check mark"}in front
	 of it or the letters CO behind the version number. In the information window you
	 can see who has checked out the object.<BR>
	