Print Case Document command
How to print a case document...
- Activate the case document you wish to operate on.
- Select Print Case Document from the File Menu.
- A dialog box appears. Press the Help button if you need instructions on how to fill in the dialog box fields. Fill in the fields that are not grayed or accept defaults and press Ok to continue. Or press Cancel to abort.
- Wintrack will print the active case window.
You use this command to print case windows or to copy the paths and fields they display to the Windows™ clipboard as graphics for later import to another Windows™ graphics application. When printing a hard copy, objects that do not fit within trial views are automatically clipped, as on screen. However, when you copy a case window to the Windows™ clipboard, no clipping occurs because many applications have trouble importing graphics with clipped objects.
Related commands...
New case documents are created using the New Case Document command. The Acquire Trial command lets you acquire new path and event data for case documents. Existing case files are opened using the Open Case Document command. The Analyze Case Document command allows you visualize parameters by adding colored bullets to the paths. The bullets are printed and exported along with the paths and fields.
Use the Arena Properties command to change the appearance and position of the fields displayed in the case window. Wintrack prints all trials that are displayed on screen. Use the Zoom Case command to zoom in on those trials that you want to be printed. The Zoom Path command allows you to change the magnification of individual trial views, so all objects they contain can fit within them.
Additional information...
- See Print Case Document dialog for details on the associated dialog box.
- The related macro statement is explained in Print Case Document statement.
- There are toolbar shortcuts to print a case document.
- Inside case documents provides advanced information on case documents.
- See Creating and using macros to learn how to use and create macros.
- Keyboard Shortcuts gives an overview on keyboard shortcuts.
- Using the Wintrack toolbar gives an overview of toolbar shortcuts.
