The status bar is located at the very bottom of the main window.
It is composed of 5 zones (from left to right):
The version zone shows the build number of the version of Q++Studio that you are currently running. Build numbers are referred to in the what's new ? help topics, and sometimes a minimum build number must be installed before an update to the Q++Studio World Holidays Samples Database can be updated. |
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Shows if you are connected to a local or network database server and, if the latter, the IP address of the database server as well as the database currently in use, in the case of multi-site and/or multi-database configuration. |
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The QuarkXPress Version displayed in the status bar corresponds to the QuarkXPress version selected in the preferences.
If your system is configured to be able to use Q++Studio with more than one version of QuarkXPress, then you can change the version of QuarkXPress used by clicking on this zone; a pop-up menu then appears, allowing you to select another version. |
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The InDesign Version displayed in the status bar corresponds to the InDesign version selected in the preferences.
If your system is configured to be able to use Q++Studio with more than one version of InDesign, then you can change the version of InDesign used by clicking on this zone; a pop-up menu then appears, allowing you to select another version. |
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Status |
The status zone which displays either additional information about the control that is under your mouse, or during intensive processing by Q++Studio (such as scanning or diary generation), status information about what Q++Studio is currently doing. This zone also often contains more information about a given tooltip.
Additionally, during lengthy processes such as scanning and diary generation, a progress bar will appear in this zone, graphically displaying the percentage of completion of the current process. |
Date |
The date zone displays the full current date. |
It is a good idea to glance at the status bar once in awhile. It often contains useful information, such as additional hints about the control over which your mouse cursor is placed.
Topic 000026, last updated on 21-Apr-2022
