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Home | Click this to return to the home page for the selected study. | ||
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Study Data | Click Saved Queries > My Queries to open the list of previous queries you saved. Click any item in the list to open the saved query, which displays on the Criteria, Columns and Sorting tabs. From those tabs, you can modify criteria and/or launch the query again. For more information, see on page 62. | ||
Analysis Tools | Click any of the listed options to open a page where you can launch an analysis of the data in the selected study.
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Study Management | Click either of the listed options to manage the selected study through editing or deleting it or by creating a new study.
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Application Management | Click Manage Platforms to identify, add or remove platforms that caIntegrator supports. For more information, see on page 47. | ||
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The study log which you can open by clicking the Study Log > View link on the study summary page lists the steps used to create a study. For more information, see on page 18.
Using Context Sensitive Online Help
To access online help, click the help icon at the top of each page. The topic that opens is context-sensitive topic, which means that the page displays information (from this user's guide) that corresponds to the page from which help was opened.
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