Web User - UK (2019-10-16)

Workshop 2

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Atthe bottom of this window,there is an optionto

change the orderbyName, Dateand ID.^1 Clicking

Details^2 showsyou what each add-on does. Click the

radio button nexttoeach add-on^3 toselect it, then press Up

or Down^4 tomoveit through the listtoyour preferred

position.

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All installed add-ons havethree choices: Options,^1

Enabled^2 and Delete.^3 Todisable an add-on without

uninstalling it,removethe Enabled tick. Opening Options

letsyou tweakcertain settings, whichvary depending on the

add-on.For instance,selecting the optionsfor ‘Filter bar’ lets

you change its size,appearance and position.

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Tablacuscomes pre-loaded withextensions butyou can

download more.Open theTools menu again and choose

Add-ons, GetAdd-ons^1 tosee them displayed in a list.^2

As with installed add-ons, these can be sortedbyName, Date,

and ID.^3 A search bar is located atthetop of the pane – click

Filter^4 tosearch.

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Onceyou’vefound an add-onyou like the look of, click

Details.^1 This opens up theTablacusAdd-onsWiki,a

handy hub that provides a brief description of its main

function,^2 aswell as any notes^3 (such ascompatibility with

other add-ons). Click Install^4 andconfirm installation ofyour

add-on.^5

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You can also get new add-ons frombit.ly/tabadd486,

whereyou can search^1 or view add-on details^2 and

download^3 them.When prompted, choose Save,

then Open. Extract the add-on, choose Browseand navigate to

theAdd-onsfolder inyourTablacusfolder. Click OK.You may

now Enable the add-on within thetool.

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Oncecomplete,the Install button changestoInstalled.

Head backtoTools, thenAdd-ons. Unlessyou’ve changed

the order, the newly installed add-ons will beatthe

bottom of the list.^1 Tick the Enable box,^2 then click OK^3

(it will changetoEnabled).^4 Depending on its function, a new

add-on may appear beside the address bar.

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