Window Ribbon

Option	Description
	Opens the Manage Windows dialog, which lists the files that are currently open in your project and lets you activate (i.e., switch to), save, or close a particular file.
	This option is found on the Window ribbon. Closes open files. You can click the down arrow and select an option. Close All Documents Closes all files that you have opened in the workspace. Close All But This Closes all files that you have opened in the workspace, with the exception of the document that is currently active.
	If you select the Dock option when a window pane is active, the Drag Pane area is shown or hidden in the window pane accordingly. The Drag Pane area lets you move the window pane and dock it elsewhere in the program window.
	"Pins" the active window pane or editor to the side of the interface so that you have more room for your workspace. You can show the window pane by hovering over the thin bar on the side of the interface. If you select the pin button at the top-right of the window pane, the window pane returns to its previous state (no longer pinned to the side of the interface).
	Converts the active window pane or editor to a floating window, which means it is no longer attached to the interface. This is a good option to use if you want to work on two topics side-by-side. If you do not want a window pane or editor to be floating anymore, you can right-click in the title bar and select Dock.
	Opens a submenu that lists the layouts in your project. Select a layout to display it in the interface.
	Saves the window layout. You can click the down arrow and select an option. Save Window Layout If you are working in a particular layout and have opened different interface elements or moved interface elements around, you can select this option to save the changes to the layout. Save Window Layout As Opens the Rename Window Layout dialog, which lets you save the current interface configuration as a layout.
	If you are working in a particular layout and have opened different interface elements or moved interface elements around, you can select this option to return to the saved configuration of the layout.
	Returns the current configuration of the interface to the factory layout settings (the original layout when you first installed and launched Flare).
	Automatically saves the layout of the workspace when you exit Flare. The next time you launch Flare, that same layout will be displayed.

Opens the Manage Windows dialog, which lists the files that are currently open in your project and lets you activate (i.e., switch to), save, or close a particular file.

This option is found on the Window ribbon.

Closes open files. You can click the down arrow and select an option.

Close All Documents Closes all files that you have opened in the workspace.
Close All But This Closes all files that you have opened in the workspace, with the exception of the document that is currently active.

If you select the Dock option when a window pane is active, the Drag Pane area Drag Pane button is shown or hidden in the window pane accordingly. The Drag Pane area lets you move the window pane and dock it elsewhere in the program window.

"Pins" the active window pane or editor to the side of the interface so that you have more room for your workspace. You can show the window pane by hovering over the thin bar on the side of the interface. If you select the pin button at the top-right of the window pane, the window pane returns to its previous state (no longer pinned to the side of the interface).

Converts the active window pane or editor to a floating window, which means it is no longer attached to the interface. This is a good option to use if you want to work on two topics side-by-side. If you do not want a window pane or editor to be floating anymore, you can right-click in the title bar and select Dock.

Opens a submenu that lists the layouts in your project. Select a layout to display it in the interface.

Saves the window layout. You can click the down arrow and select an option.

Save Window Layout If you are working in a particular layout and have opened different interface elements or moved interface elements around, you can select this option to save the changes to the layout.
Save Window Layout As Opens the Rename Window Layout dialog, which lets you save the current interface configuration as a layout.

If you are working in a particular layout and have opened different interface elements or moved interface elements around, you can select this option to return to the saved configuration of the layout.

Returns the current configuration of the interface to the factory layout settings (the original layout when you first installed and launched Flare).

Automatically saves the layout of the workspace when you exit Flare. The next time you launch Flare, that same layout will be displayed.