The Flow elements pane lists the icons representing flow elements (such as folders, connections, tools, apps and configurators) that can be dragged onto the canvas and become part of a flow design.
You can use the Search field on top to filter the flow elements. See Filtering lists
The Favorites section can contain shortcuts to elements in other sections. It looks and functions like other section headers, but its content is managed by the user.
You can
Select Add to Favorites from the context menu of a flow element to add a shortcut to the Favorites section.
Drag a flow element into the Favorites section to add a shortcut to the Favorites section.
Select Move up or Move down from the context menu of a shortcut in the Favorites section, to change the order.
Drag and drop shortcuts in the favorites section to change the order.
Select Remove from Favorites from the context menu of a shortcut in the Favorites section, to remove it from the Favorites section.
The Flow elements pane groups the flow elements in sections. Click on a section header to open or close the sections, showing or hiding the flow elements in the section.
Section |
Description |
|---|---|
Basics |
Basic flow elements that form the fabric of a flow design, including folder and connection |
Tools |
Built-in tools such as compress and rename, mostly for file handling |
| Scripting | Built-in tool for using script packages |
Communication |
Built-in tools for communication including email and FTP |
Configurators |
Configurators for third-party applications for processing jobs |
| Metadata | Built-in tools for working with metadata, including XML |
| Database | Built-in tools for using ODBC data sources |
| Apps | Small applications that can be used without a license for the Configurator module and made avavailable through the Enfocus Appstore. This category becomes available as soon as you have installed at least one app. See also Working with apps in Switch. |
The list of flow elements displayed in the Flow elements pane depends on the Switch modules you have licensed. See the Flow elements matrix for an overview.
Refer to: Flow elements: overview.