You can move the panes and toolbars in the UNICOM Intelligence Professional window by using standard Windows techniques; for example, move a pane by dragging its title bar. For more information, see Changing the window layout.

If you open an interview script (.mdd) file, the layout includes some additional features.

This is the main part of the desktop, where you edit your files.

If you open an interview script (.mdd) file, the Edit pane is separated into a Metadata section and one or more Routing sections. By default, the individual sections can be selected by clicking on the tabs at the bottom of the Edit pane. However, you can change the way that the metadata and routing sections are displayed: see Viewing and navigating an interview script.

By default, UNICOM Intelligence Professional also opens a metadata viewer automatically whenever you open an interview script (see Using the interview metadata viewer).

Lists the breakpoints that have been set in a script. When you are debugging, you use breakpoints to indicate points in your code at which you want to suspend the running of the script--for example, so that you can then step through the following lines.

Displays status and other information.

Use this pane to evaluate an expression or inspect the value of a object property when you are debugging a script. You can also use this pane to change the value of a variable. For more information, see Examining the values of variables.

Use to search for text.

Use to search for text and replace with a different text.

Use this pane to interact with the interview when you run an interview script (.mdd) file.

Lists the files in the current workspace. The workspace feature is particularly useful when you are working on a number of linked files: for example, a data management script (.dms file) that has a number of associated Include files. To add new and existing files to the workspace, right-click in the Workspace pane, and then click Add New Item to Workspace or Add Existing Item to Workspace. For more information, see Using the Workspace feature.

Use to browse the questions, variables, and categories in a metadata document (.mdd) file. This is useful when you need to refer to individual variables and categories in your script. For more information, see Using the metadata viewer .

Similar to the Visual Basic Object Browser, this shows the properties and methods of all of the default objects and details of the associated enumerated constants. Similar information is shown whenever possible for objects created in the script. Click an object to display its properties and methods. To insert a property or method into your code, right-click it, and then click Add member.

Lists all of the functions in the UNICOM Intelligence Function Library, showing brief details of their parameters. To insert a function into your code, right-click it, and then click Add Function. For more information about the functions, see UNICOM Intelligence Function Library.

Shows the values of the variables in your script when you are debugging it. For more information, see Examining the values of variables.

Shows a list of the questions that have been answered when you run an interview script (.mdd) file in Auto Answer mode.

Shows all currently defined question repositories. You can navigate for topics and survey assets, and add asset metadata and routing information to the working .mdd file.

Shows help topics. To access context-sensitive help, select an element in the script, and then press F1.