, it means that the column contains a list of values from which you must select one. Click the down arrow to display the list., it means that the column contains a list of values from which you must select one. Click the down arrow to display the list.
After adding new data to a document or modifying existing data, remember to save your changes by clicking the Save button
beside the Rock Maker icon or press CTRL+S. This ensures that the Rock Maker database is kept up to date.
Saving Your Changes
Note: When you modify any of the data in a document, an asterisk will appear next to the name on the document's tab at the top of the workspace, as shown in the example at left. This serves as a reminder that changes have been made.
Changes made in one document often affect the data that display in other documents. For example, if you change a well score's hot key in General setup, that change will be reflected on the Score tab in the Images contextual tab. It is important to remember that such a change will not be reflected in another document until the next time the document is opened.
For example, if an experiment is already open when you save the new hot key in General setup, the new hot key will not appear on the Score tab. However, if you close the experiment and then reopen it, the change will be reflected. This is because a document is refreshed with the most current contents of the Rock Maker database each time it is opened. A good rule of thumb to follow is this:
Note: If you want to make changes in a part of Rock Maker which might affect other pages or settings, be sure to close all related pages before you make the changes. Once you save your changes, you can re-open the associated pages and they will be up to date.
When you add a project, screen or other item to the Explorer, Rock Maker immediately highlights the default name and places a cursor in it. This allows you to rename the item by typing over the default name.
If you would like to rename the item at some later time, you can do this by clicking it once to select it, and then clicking it again (press F2) to edit the name. You can also click the Rename button 
in the Home tab. Be sure to pause for a moment between clicks. If you click too quickly, Rock Maker will think that you have double-clicked, and will open the item in the workspace instead.