There are three ways to move or copy networks, folders, agents (including found agents and request agent), request server and separators. You can use any of these methods in the agent list, but only the third method is available in the connection history. Note that, when moving or copying a folder, all the data contained in the folder will be subject to the operation.

1. Drag and drop the item you want to move. (In the Agent List, you can copy items by performing operation while holding down the Ctrl key.)
2. From the Edit menu, use Cut, Copy, and Paste.
3. From the Edit menu, choose Shift Upward or Shift Downward to move the item upward or downward.

Items to be noted when manipulating an active request server

• When you attempt to cut an active request server, a message is displayed, asking you if you are sure you want to stop the request server.
• When you move an active request server, the request server will still be active in the destination.
• When you copy an active request server, the copy will be inactive.

To delete a folder, agent, request server, or separator, select the icon for the item you want to delete, and press the Delete key. Alternatively, from the File menu, choose Delete.

When you attempt to delete an active request server, a message is displayed, asking you if you are sure you want to stop the request server. A similar message is also displayed when you attempt to delete a folder that contains an active request server.

When a request agent is deleted, the connection request from the agent is canceled.

You can rename a network, folder, agent, or request server displayed in the agent list.

1. Select the icon of the item you want to rename.
2. Click the name section again. (Alternatively, from the File menu, choose Rename.)
   The icon of the folder or file enters the state in which you can change its name.
   
3. Enter the new name.
   The folder or file is renamed.
   

You can change the name, address (or port number for request servers), and description of the folder, agent, network, and request server displayed in the Agent List. In addition to these, you can also change the following attributes.

• For folders
  You can batch change the attributes of the agents, networks, and request servers in a folder.
  
• For agents
  You can change the connection option.
  
• For networks
  You can change the search method of agents as well as the connection options of found agents.
  
• For request servers
  You can change the attributes of request servers as well as the connection options of request agents.
  

For details on changing attributes, see 4.4.8 Changing and viewing item attributes.

Note that the attributes for a found agent and request agent cannot be modified. Move it to another folder before changing its attributes.

You can specify a character string as key and search items shown in the Agent Manager window for those containing the character string in the name, address, or description attributes. If you set multiple keys, the system looks for items that match all the keys. However, in the connection history, you cannot specify a key for the description attribute. (Any such key specified will be ignored.)

To search for items:

1. Select the icon of the item you want to start the search from.
   With the selected icon as the starting point, a search is performed downward.
   
2. From the Edit menu, choose Find.
   The Find dialog box appears.
   

   Figure 4-53 Find dialog box

   

   Name

   Set this when searching text while using the name as a key.

   Address

   Set this when searching text while using the address as a key. This is ignored when searching for folders.

   Description

   Set this when searching text while using the description as a key. This is ignored when searching for items in the connection history list.

   Target

   Specify the item to search for. If you specify Agent, both found agents and request agents are search targets.

   Find whole words only

   Select this check box to search for items where the name, address, and description exactly match the text specified in Find.

   Match upper- and lowercase

   Select this check box to perform case sensitive searches for the text specified in Find.

3. Enter necessary information, and click the Find button.
   The Find dialog box closes, and the icon of the first item which satisfies the search conditions will become selected (highlighted). To continue the search using the same keys, choose Find Next from the Edit menu. Alternatively, press the F3 key.
   When no more applicable items are found, the Search Complete message dialog box appears.