Using the Toolbar

Easy-Scout now includes two toolbars - a Standard toolbar with a collection of icons, and a Compact Toolbar that is designed for small screens such as those found on "netbook" computers.

Each toolbar is shown below with its corresponding "context menu". The context menu can be displayed by right clicking on the toolbar, and makes it possible to locate (dock) the toolbar to different parts of the screen or turn it off.  The Toolbar is located below the menu bar by default.
 

Standard Toolbar

Compact Toolbar

Toolbar On/Off Toggle Control (File Menu-Toolbar)

Each button on the toolbar launches a screen, dialog box, or functions as listed below:
 

	View Games - Used to view, in "grid" format, the plays from one or more games.  Use to access the Data Analyzer and Data Export functions and to Print Advanced User-Defined Reports . See also View an Existing Game.
	Add Game - Used to creating a new "collection" of plays that contains data. Creates a game and then launches a screens for entering scouting data. See also Add a New Game.
	Edit Game - Used to change or add plays to games that have been created. See also Edit an Existing Game.
	Delete Game - Used to remove a game from the "active" database.  See also Delete an Existing Game.
	Reports - Used to generate tendency reports for single or multiple games when only Offensive or Defensive Plays exist in a Game. See also Report Manager Overview.
	Settings - Used to customize the behavior of program features. See also Settings.
	Import/Export Games - Used to Export, or copy the plays for one or more games from the "main" Easy-Scout database into individual game files (one game per file). Also used to IMPORT, or Copy the plays from individual game files into main database.  See also Import/Export Games.
	Backup- Used to create a copy of the Easy-Scout database and related files, or Replace the current database with one that was previously created with the Backup Utility. See also Backup/Restore Feature.
	Modify List- Used to add, change and remove the contents of "static" lists. See also Modify Lists, Lists.
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