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Knowledge Base Window Tab Context Menu

When working in the Fabric Studio, use a Window tab to navigate between multiple project components in the same main window’s working area.

Right click the Window Tab Header to display a context menu with the following options:

Command	Description
Save	Save object.
Save & Close	Save object and close it.
Save As	Create a new instance of the object with a different name.
Object Name to Clipboard	Copy the object name onto your clipboard. For example: Schema Name.
Full File Path to Clipboard	Copy the object name including its file path onto your clipboard. For example: C\k2view\k2Projects\Fabric\KNOWLEDGE_BASE\Implementation\ LogicalUnits\Customer\vdb.k2vdb.xml.
Close	Close object.
Close All	Close all open objects.
Close All But This	Close all open objects except for the one that you are working on.
New Horizontal Tab Group	Set a horizontal view for your open objects.
New Vertical Tab Group	Set a vertical view for your open objects.
Move to Next Tab Group	Move and connect this tab to the next group of tabs on the screen. This option is available once using the New Vertical Tab Group command.
Move to Previous Tab Group	Move and connect this tab to the previous group of tabs on the screen. This option is available once using New Horizontal Tab Group command.
Locate in Project Tree	Select the open object in the Project Tree.
Open Folder	Open the object’s folder.

Command	Description
Close	Close object.
Close Others	Close all open objects except the current.
Close to the Right	Close all open objects to the right of the current.
Close Saved	Close all saved objects.
Close All	Close all objects.
Copy Path	Copy full path to the object. For example: /opt/apps/fabric/pod_workspace/project/Implementation/LogicalUnits/Customer/vdb.k2vdb.xml
Copy Relative Path	Copy relative path to the object. For example: Implementation/LogicalUnits/Customer/vdb.k2vdb.xml
Reveal in Explorer	Show the open object in the Project Tree.
Open Folder	Open the object’s folder.

When working in the Fabric Studio, use a Window tab to navigate between multiple project components in the same main window’s working area.

Right click the Window Tab Header to display a context menu with the following options:

Command	Description
Save	Save object.
Save & Close	Save object and close it.
Save As	Create a new instance of the object with a different name.
Object Name to Clipboard	Copy the object name onto your clipboard. For example: Schema Name.
Full File Path to Clipboard	Copy the object name including its file path onto your clipboard. For example: C\k2view\k2Projects\Fabric\KNOWLEDGE_BASE\Implementation\ LogicalUnits\Customer\vdb.k2vdb.xml.
Close	Close object.
Close All	Close all open objects.
Close All But This	Close all open objects except for the one that you are working on.
New Horizontal Tab Group	Set a horizontal view for your open objects.
New Vertical Tab Group	Set a vertical view for your open objects.
Move to Next Tab Group	Move and connect this tab to the next group of tabs on the screen. This option is available once using the New Vertical Tab Group command.
Move to Previous Tab Group	Move and connect this tab to the previous group of tabs on the screen. This option is available once using New Horizontal Tab Group command.
Locate in Project Tree	Select the open object in the Project Tree.
Open Folder	Open the object’s folder.

Command	Description
Close	Close object.
Close Others	Close all open objects except the current.
Close to the Right	Close all open objects to the right of the current.
Close Saved	Close all saved objects.
Close All	Close all objects.
Copy Path	Copy full path to the object. For example: /opt/apps/fabric/pod_workspace/project/Implementation/LogicalUnits/Customer/vdb.k2vdb.xml
Copy Relative Path	Copy relative path to the object. For example: Implementation/LogicalUnits/Customer/vdb.k2vdb.xml
Reveal in Explorer	Show the open object in the Project Tree.
Open Folder	Open the object’s folder.