Autodesk 12812-051462-9011 User Guide 3 - Page 1884

■ Any available manufacturer data in the Product Information dialog that appears over the right pane. Directory Tree Turns the directory tree in the left pane on or off. The directory tree displays the available directories on your system. You can navigate and select the directories where you want to view images. When you select and enter a directory containing valid bitmaps, the Browser displays their thumbnails in the Thumbnail pane to the right. Right-clicking in the directory tree pane displays a menu allowing you to change directories, delete directories, and add a directory to your Favorites list. TIP To refresh the contents of the directory tree, press Shift+F5. Favorites Bar Turns the Favorites bar on or off. The Favorites bar is located at the bottom of the Asset Browser window. Status Bar Turns the status bar on or off. The status bar is located at the bottom of the Asset Browser window. Thumbnail Pane Displays valid bitmaps and geometry files of a selected directory as thumbnails in the right pane. Thumbnail bitmaps for MAXScript files (.ms, .mcr, and .mse), dropScript files (.ds), and zipped script files (.mzp) display in the Thumbnail pane. By right-clicking the thumbnail, you can view the file, look at its properties, run the script, or open it in the Web Pane. By double-clicking the thumbnails for .ms, .mcr, and .ds files, you can open them in the MAXScript editor window. Double-clicking .mzp files will open them in the associated zip utility. Explorer Pane Displays valid bitmaps and geometry files of a selected directory as file name icons in the right pane. This is similar to how Windows displays file name icons in the Explorer. Web Pane If there's a file named maxindex.htm in the selected directory, the program displays it as a Web page in the right pane. You can use the .htm file to display selected bitmaps as a Web page. Also if you enter a URL in the address bar, the program displays the page in this pane. Favorites menu Adds and deletes Web sites and path names to the Favorites menu and the Favorites bar. Add to Favorites Displays the Favorite Location dialog on page 7155. Asset Browser Utility | 7139