The menu, toolbar, and Project Navigator offer different ways to perform many of the same functions.

A

Use the menu to create projects and dynamic analysis results, import result archive files and results from other Intel error-detection products, open projects and results, compare results, configure projects, set various options, and access the Getting Started page and Help.

B

Use the toolbar to open the Getting Started page; create, configure, and open projects; create dynamic analysis results; and open and compare results.

C

Use the Project Navigator:

• Tree to see a hierarchical view of your projects and results based on the directory where the opened project resides.

• Context menus (right-click to open) to perform functions available from the menu and toolbar plus delete or rename a selected project or result, close all opened results, and copy various directory paths to the system clipboard.

The menu, toolbar, and Solution Explorer offer different ways to perform many of the same functions.

A

Use the Tools > Intel Inspector [version] menu to create analysis results; compare results; and import result archive files, results not associated with a project, and results from other Intel error-detection products into the current project.

B

Use the Intel Inspector toolbar to create analysis results, compare results, configure projects, and open documentation resources.

C

Solution Explorer context menus (right-click to open):

• Use the Intel Inspector [version] menu on the Solution Explorer project context menu to create analysis results and configure projects.

• Use the context menu on a result in the project result folder to open results, create analysis results, refinalize (re-resolve) results, export result archive files, and manage results.

1

Use result tab names to distinguish among results.

2

Click buttons on the navigation toolbar to change window views.

3

Use window panes to view and manage result data.

4

Click buttons to display help pages that describe how to use window panes.

5

Drag window pane borders to resize window panes.

6

Click , , , and controls to show/hide window panes.

7

Click window pane data controls to adjust result data within the pane (and possibly in adjacent panes).

8

Use title bars to identify window panes.

9

Data column headers - Drag to reposition the data column; drag the left or right border to resize the data column; click to sort results in ascending or descending order by column data.

10

Right-click data in window panes to display context menus that provide access to key capabilities.