Rockwell Automation 9301 Series RSView32 Users Guide - Manual (Page 469)

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You can click as many types of animation as you want. However,
Peek does not show the specific type of animation an object has.
For example, if you choose color and visibility animation, all
objects with these types of animation will be highlighted, but you
will not know which objects have which types of animation.
3. If you want Peek to be active when you close the dialog box, click
Activate Peek.
Otherwise, specify the settings and save them. Later when you
want to turn on Peek, click Peek On on the View menu.
4. To save your settings, click OK.
To turn Peek on and off:
Do any of the following to turn Peek on:
click Peek On on the View menu
click Activate Peek in the Peek dialog box
When Peek is on, the cursor looks like this:
Peek automatically turns off as soon you do any action in the Graphic
Display editor. For example, if you are peeking at objects and then
move an object, Peek is turned off.