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Exporting a dashboards, Importing a dashboard, Exporting a dashboards importing a dashboard – Grass Valley iTX SmartClient v.2.6 System Administrator Guide User Manual

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The Dashboard Access Management pop-up dialog is divided into two sections. On the
left side is a list of all available access groups. On the right side is a list of selected access
groups assigned to the currently loaded Dashboard.

4 Use the

and

buttons to move groups of users between the Available Access

Groups and Selected Access Groups columns. Those in the Selected Access Groups
columns will be able to access the current dashboard.

5 Click OK to confirm your selections and close the Dashboard Access Management

dialog.

Exporting a dashboards

Dashboards can be exported for use in another, unconnected SmartClient system or to use
as a back up. When exported, dashboards are saved as XML-based

.scdb

files.

To export your current dashboard:

1 Right-click in a blank part of the desktop to load the Dashboard Management menu

pop-up.

2 Select Export Dashboard. A standard Windows Explorer dialog opens.

3 Browse to the location you wish to save the

.scdb

file to and enter a filename.

4 Click Save.

Importing a dashboard

You can import dashboards that have been exported as

.scdb

files. The Dashboard you are

importing will immediately replace your current dashboard, so you need to make sure that
any unsaved changes to your current Dashboard are saved prior to importing a new one.

To import a Dashboard:

1 Right-click in a blank part of the desktop to load the Dashboard Management menu

pop-up.

2 Select Import Dashboard. A standard Windows Explorer dialog opens.

3 Browse to the location of the

.scdb

file you require and click Open. The dashboard will

be imported to your SmartClient.

4 Right-click in a blank area of the Dashboard and select Save Dashboard.