Job Management Partner 1/Automatic Job Management System 3 Operator's Guide

15.6.1 Configuration of the window

The following figure shows the Edit Annual Calendar window.

Figure 15-173 Edit Annual Calendar window

The following explains the displayed items.

n Standard week

By clicking days of the week in Standard week, you can define closed or open days for all the selected days of the week.

• Closed day
  Displays the day of the week in red. The date background in the calendar area is displayed in light red.
  
• Open day
  Displays the day of the week in blue. The date background in the calendar area is displayed in light blue.
  
• Not defined
  Displays the day of the week in black.
  

n Previous year button

Displays calendar information on the previous year. The years from January 1994 to 2036 can be displayed.

n Next year button

Displays calendar information on the next year.

n Calendar area

Displays calendar information. The digits indicating the current date are displayed in yellow. Clicking dates or days of the week allows you to define closed or open days. Clicking a day of the week in the calendar area allows you define closed or open days only for the day of the week in the month. You can operate a nested job group using the calendar information for the upper-level job group.

The following gives the contents of definitions and the displayed colors.

• Closed day
  Displays the digits indicating a date in white with a red background. A closed day for the upper-level job group is displayed in orange.
  
• Open day
  Displays the digits indicating a date in white with a blue background. An open day for the upper-level job group is displayed in green.
  
• Not defined
  Displays the digits indicating a date in black with a white background.
  The following gives priority applied when you use Standard week, the calendar area and the upper-level job group at the same time to define calendar information. The highest priority is 1.
  
  1. Calendar area
  2. Standard week
  3. Upper-level job group
  If you use Standard week to define calendar information, the dates in the calendar area are displayed in black.
  

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