Main Page¶
The main page is the first page you land on when you access ROCK MAKER. Designed with user convenience in mind, the main page has a sleek and user-friendly interface that streamlines your workflow.
Main Page
On the left-hand side of the page, you will find the easy-to-navigate menu panel, which provides quick access to all of the key features and functionalities of the software. Additionally, you can explore the visual sections located on the main page, including Recently Opened, Synchrotron Trips, and Integrations.
ROCK MAKER’s main page includes:
Navigation Menu Panel
Navigation Menu Panel
Located on the left-hand side of the screen, the navigation menu panel offers easy access to the most frequently used menus, including the Notification, User, Explore, Setup, and Settings.
The Explore menu, in particular, is one of the most commonly accessed menus and offers a powerful way to organize your files and experiments. For a more detailed breakdown of the features available on the navigation menu panel, please refer to the table below.
Menu |
Icon |
Description |
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Software Overview |
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Software Overview is the landing page when you open ROCK MAKER. It comprises four sections: Recently Opened, instructional video, Synchrotron Trips, and Integrations. |
Notification |
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Notifies you of updates and ongoing processes. |
User |
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Allows you to modify your login information. Read more on User Menu. |
Explore |
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Allows you to organize folders or files and design experiments. To find out more, go to Explore Menu. |
Setup |
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Important Only administrators can access the Setup menu. Allows you to set up your ROCK MAKER. |
Settings |
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Important Only administrators can access the Settings menu. Allows administrators to set up the general settings of ROCK MAKER in the Global Preferences submenu, manage users from the Administrative Setup submenu, and access licensing from the License submenu. |
Main Area
Within the Main Area, you will find sections dedicated to Recently Opened files, instructional videos, Synchrotron Trips, and Integrations.
Main Area