I did say there are 5 layouts – we’ll get to the mysterious 5th layout at the bottom of the insight. There is the option to have the interface across two GUIs in a dual screen mode, but we will be looking at Silverstack today in its single monitor mode. This insight is using Silverstack LAB, though 90% of what we’re covering here also relates to Silverstack XT and below. There are 5 main layouts you need to know, and each layout has its own feature-set and core functionality. In the coming insights, we will be looking at each of these layouts one by one in practice. They can be thought of as preset workspaces, from those coming from the Adobe world. The information that is important to you as a Digital Imaging Technician or Digital Loader is stored in different panels, and can be individually toggled on and off, or called into view by way of ‘Layouts’. Silverstack is designed very well in the sense that all the main controls are immediately within reach. Thankfully, one of the biggest hurdles with learning a new program is simply getting comfortable with the interface, and the sooner you are able to get to the point of understanding and navigating its most basic of sections, the quicker the fear of that unknown fades away. This insight is a quick house tour of Silverstack to provide you a birds eye view of the software. Have you ever had that initial sinking feeling of self-doubt, anxiety, and paralysis when you boot up new software for the first time? It comes at you hard and fast, right after the splash graphic disappears, and it stares back at you full-screen. Tutorials / Learning Silverstack / Learning Silverstack Part 2: Overcoming the Interface Seriesīonus Insight: 24 Insights in 24 Days – 2018 New Year Marathon Getting Comfortable with Silverstack
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