Software Interface Main Elements

The main window of the Visual Lottery Analyser is divided into four parts:

1. Ribbon Bar
Located at the top of main window, It provides easy and quick access to software commands.
All commands are grouped into groups within the following ribbon bar interface pages:
 

Lottery - commands for opening all major software features

Interface - commands for customizing software view

Software - commands for opening software options, licensing and help

2. Docking Windows

On the left side of the main window there are 5 small panel that can be docked together.
Game Layout View - a window showing the game ticket
Lottery Numbers - a window showing the game lottery numbers
Game - a window showing the game properties editor
Filters - a window showing the filters system
Help - a window showing the help topic about selected software elements, is visible only when you click the Show Help button on software toolbar's
 

See the Docking Windows topic for information how to work with docking windows
 

3. Windows

Main area of the main window where software opens its features.
You can open all windows as tabbed windows, also you can now double-click or drag a tab to move the corresponding feature to a separate floating window.
See the Tabbed & MDI Interface topic for information how to work with tabbed windows

4. Status Bar

The Status Bar at the bottom of the main window provides a way for the program to display various types of status information.

The leftmost, smallest panel displays the following states:

Ready

Indicates that the program is idle or has just completed an action.

Status

Indicates a minor or non-critical issue occurred during the execution of a command, or when an action did not complete entirely successfully.

Error

Indicates a critical error has occurred, preventing the software from continuing, or that an action was unsuccessful or incomplete.

Warning

Indicates a non-critical error or when the user performed an action that is not permitted.

Info

Indicates that the software is displaying information about a completed action.

Working

Indicates that the software is currently busy performing a task.

The rightmost part of the Status Bar, next to the last panel, is the Size Grip.
The Size Grip allows you to resize the window by dragging the bottom-right corner of the Status Bar.

Navigation Pane

All main software features include a Navigation Pane on the right side of the window.
The Navigation Pane provides access to additional tools and options.

See the Navigation Pane topic for more information.

Windows Touch Support

The software supports touch-enabled interfaces. You can drag interface elements, scroll horizontally and vertically, and use gestures such as tap, flick, and pinch to scroll, zoom, and rotate charts, grids, and other elements. All features can be used with a single finger on any touch-enabled device.

Multi-Monitor Support

The software supports multiple monitors. Any window can be detached and moved to another monitor for flexible workspace management.