Overview

 

Viewing in Morning Flight is straightforward and standard computer fare. Click "View" on the main menu, then double-click the item you want to view. Or, highlight it and click the camera button at the bottom of the browse window.

 

 

Because viewing and printing often go hand in hand, you'll find a print button right next to the buttons for searching and zooming on many of Morning Flight's browse windows.

 

 

That's convenient for printing a single document, such as a price sheet or an estimate. Doesn't work when you need a list of things, like a printout of all your customers. In that case, click "Print" on the main menu, select the list, then set the appropriate range filters.

 

 

 

 

Where applicable, prices in the list of products are based on the quantity you entered in the quantity box.

 

 

 

What if nothing prints?

 

Go to Print > Setup on the main menu and make sure you've selected your active printer.

 

Viewing up close

 

Zooming in, drilling down - whatever label may be in vogue today, displaying information in layers helps minimize the clutter on your monitor. Here are examples of how to get detailed views in Morning Flight.

 

 

Mini-Zoom

 

In the quote view window, you get a mini-zoom version of the quote without ever having to leave the window. The product description, paper name, ink colors, and all three quantities and prices are always in full view in the black panel on the right. The display updates as you browse. If you do need to see more, click the Camera button to open the full zoom window.

 

Full Zoom

 

 

Picture-in-Picture Zoom

 

Whenever you see the cursor turn into a Camera, as it does here in the paper panel of the full zoom window, click to drill down for a closer look. Once there, click the up arrow to view all three quantities.

 

 

 

 

The Magic Wand

 

Here we're not drilling down, we're looking at it from a different perspective. When you pass the cursor over the "Run" area, it morphs into a magic wand and the display changes from impressions per hour to total minutes, from press speed to how long it takes to print.