- Introduction to the Screenshot Tool
- Objective: Understanding the importance and functionality of the screenshot tool within Inspire.
- Purpose: Enhancing workflow efficiency by capturing and referencing key visual information.
- Accessing the Screenshot Tool
- Action: Navigate to the left-hand side of your screen.
- Locate: Find and click on the button labeled "screenshots."
- Purpose: Opens the screenshot tool interface, allowing you to manage and capture screenshots.
- Viewing Screenshot Storage Areas
- Description: Upon opening the screenshot tool, it displays the areas where screenshots will be stored.
- Benefit: Provides easy access to screenshots while detailing drawings.
- Capturing a Screenshot
- Step-by-Step:
- Open Screenshot Tool: Ensure the screenshot tool is open.
- Drag Screenshot: Quickly drag a screenshot over the desired area.
- Naming the Screenshot: Assign a name to the screenshot for easy identification.
- Searchability: Named screenshots become searchable within the tool.
- Using Screenshots While Detailing
- Action: Close the screenshot tool after capturing and naming the screenshot.
- Access: The screenshot is saved and accessible as you progress through the project.
- Benefit: Allows you to reference the screenshot without reopening the tool each time.
- Practical Applications of Screenshots
- Examples: Use screenshots for keynotes, lighting schedules, power schedules, panel details, and more.
- Purpose: Serves as a quick reference tool, ensuring important information is readily available.
- Enhancing Workflow with Dual Windows
- Action: Utilize dual windows to display both the project and the screenshot simultaneously.
- Benefit: Streamlines the detailing process by having reference material easily viewable alongside your work.