Getting Started
Start enaio® capture, and the following window will open.
Configurations
In the inner workspace, you will find a list of all 
Configurations that define the sequence and execution of the subprograms.
You can specify whether the configurations are shown in a tree view with the 
Open tree command in the View ribbon group.
When creating a configuration, the visibility can be limited to single enaio® user groups so you may only see the configuration to be edited by you.
Subprograms
Various work items of a configuration are assigned in the form of 
Subprograms. Batches are then assigned to the subprograms in turn. A Subprogram can be started via the assigned batch.
Batches
A batch contains all data for a work item. Start a batch that is assigned to a subprogram by double-clicking the batch symbol, or single-clicking the 
Edit icon in the ribbon or the Edit in the context menu. After the batch has been edited, it will be assigned to the next subprogram. Finally, it ends up in the 
Filing tray.
Creating Batches
- Select a configuration.
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On the START tab in the Batches ribbon group, click
Create.The Batch name input form will open. Enter a batch name. The preset name is a numeric batch name which is automatically increments. Along with the entered name, the automatically created name will be listed in the log.
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Confirm by pressing OK.
The new batch will be created and assigned to the first subprogram.
Starting Batches
Start a marked batch that is assigned to a subprogram by double-clicking the batch symbol, or single-clicking the Edit icon in the ribbon or the Edit in the context menu. The assigned subprogram will start.
Deleting Batches
A marked batch can be deleted with the Del key, by clicking the 
Delete icon in the ribbon, or by selecting Delete in the context menu. A confirmation dialog will appear.
Your administrator can define whether a user who does not have the right to set up configurations is allowed to delete assigned batches.
If you delete a batch from the filing tray, logs will be deleted as well.
Configurations, subprograms, or batches can be locked if you are working at another workstation.
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