Using the main menu you can perform the following operations:
• Logging Out of the RiskBand ARIES Manager
• Displaying Action Menu Options
Logging Out of the RiskBand ARIES Manager
When closing the RiskBand ARIES Manager, you have two options:
• Log Off — This closes the session and returns you to the login screen. To log off, click File > Log Off.
• Exit — This closes the program completely, and returns you to your operating system’s desktop. To exit the RiskBand ARIES Manager completely click File > Exit.
Displaying Action Menu Options
The option displayed on the Action menu varies depending on what icon is selected in the navigation pane or what entry is selected in the content pane. The options in the action menu will match the options that are displayed by right-clicking an icon or right-clicking an entry.
When using the RiskBand ARIES Manager on a system that does not have a mouse, the Action menu is the mechanism for accessing the options associated with the selected icon or entry.
Using the RiskBand ARIES Manager without a Mouse
The RiskBand ARIES Manager is documented for use on a Windows Operating system. By default, it describes accessing functionality by right-clicking items with a mouse. However, if you are using the RiskBand ARIES Manager on a system that does not have a mouse, you can access the action menus in the following way:
1. In the navigation pane, highlight the object you want to operate on.
2. In the content pane, select the item you want to take action on.
3. From the top-left menu, select Action.
4. Select the action you want to take.
Displaying the RiskBand ARIES Manager Version Number
To determine both the server version and client version of the RiskBand ARIES Manager software you are using, go to the main menu and select Help > About. The About dialog box will display information similar to this:
To display the on-line help for RiskBand ARIES Manager software go to the main menu and select Help > Help. The RiskBand ARIES Manager RiskBand ARIES Manager Administration Guide displays.
In addition, many dialog boxes in the interface contain context sensitive help buttons, which, when clicked, open the on-line help at the location specific to that feature.