After converting windows

After conversion, the symbol is added to the System Platform IDE Toolbox and the WindowMaker Industrial Graphic Toolbox. The original converted InTouch window is backed up. A new InTouch window is created in the InTouch application, which embeds the newly created Industrial Graphics.

If only a subset of the window is converted, then the user must manually verify that the converted windows will work with the non-converted window.

The name of the converted window is assigned by default as the name of the new Industrial Graphic. If the InTouch window name contains unsupported characters, an underscore ( _ ) replaces each unsupported character. If the symbol already exists, a numerical suffix is appended to the name of the converted symbol. For example, Main_001.

The special characters dollar ($), pound (#) and underscore (_) are the only exceptions.

If an application is migrated, editing the window or modifying any of the window properties will replace any special characters in the window name to underscore (_). This is applicable for all types of windows including application, frame and, template.

A new toolset is created and assigned the InTouch application name for all converted symbols. The InTouch folder hierarchy is maintained by the toolset after the windows conversion.

• A converted symbol from an unassigned InTouch window is added to a toolset assigned the InTouch application name.

• If the window belongs to an assigned area, the original folder structure is created in both toolboxes and the name of the InTouch application is assigned as the top root folder name.