User interface and operating tips

This guide will provide an overview of the user interface and how to navigate within the program.

Here you will find an overview of the layout of the user interface and its handling.

The perspectives guide the user through the interface of tts performance suite. There are different perspectives for the maintenance, editing and management of documents. Keep reading to find out more about the login page perspective and author roles.

The perspectives guide the user through the interface of tts performance suite. There are different perspectives for the maintenance, editing and management of documents. Keep reading to find out more about the "Curator" perspective.

The perspectives guide the user through the interface of tts performance suite. There are different perspectives for the maintenance, editing and management of documents. Keep reading to find out more about the "Document Editor" perspective.

Various views are available in the Document Editor – the E-learning, Documentation and Guide views. Keep reading to find out more about the "E-learning" view.

Various views are available in the Document Editor – the E-learning, Documentation and Guide views. Keep reading to find out more about the "Documentation" view.

Various views are available in the Document Editor – the E-learning, Documentation and Guide views. Keep reading to find out more about the "Guide" view.

The perspectives guide the user through the interface of tts performance suite. There are different perspectives for the maintenance, editing and management of documents. Keep reading to find out more about the "Template Editor" perspective.

The perspectives guide the user through the interface of tts performance suite. There are different perspectives for the maintenance, editing and management of documents. Keep reading to find out more about the "Local Workspace" perspective.

You work with lists in both the Document Editor and Local Workspace. Keep reading to find out more about how to display and position lists.

Here you will find general information regarding the User Preferences in which you can specify the basic settings for tts performance suite.

Standard toolbar - This guide will reveal how to access the User Preferences for tts performance suite, how to save settings and load them again should the need arise.

Standard toolbar - This guide will reveal how to open the User Preferences for the Curator. The User Preferences include the password, first and last names, e-mail address and settings for the interface.

Help menu - This guide will reveal how to request a license for tts performance suite from Support.

Help menu - This guide will reveal how to import a license for tts performance suite.

Standard toolbar - Whenever you want to work offline for a couple of days, you can check out a license from the Curator (following your log-on), assuming your user account has been activated for this function by the administrator. This guide will reveal how.

Standard toolbar - Please note that a checked-out license reduces the overall number of licenses available on the Curator accordingly. This guide will reveal how to return a checked-out license.

This guide will reveal how to log in to tts performance suite.

Standard toolbar - This guide will reveal how to log off tts performance suite.

Help menu - This guide will reveal how to send a request to the Support team per e-mail.

This guide will reveal how to save a support request.

View > Lists - The guide will reveal how to view your license details for tts performance suite in the Local Workspace.

Here you will find an overview of which Help functions are available in tts performance suite.

Here you will find tables containing all the keyboard shortcuts that are supported by tts performance suite.