===Interface Layout===

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  - Displays the [[Zones]] in a show in a tree structure; zones are displayed within Categories (the main one being Show [[Flow]], which contains all zones through which audience [[concepts:Groups]] pass), and under each zone any Variables defined for that zone are displayed. The +/- buttons change the size of the text.
  - Displays the [[Nodes]] in a show in a tree structure; nodes are displayed within Categories, and under each node, any [[concepts:macros:]] defined for that node are displayed. The +/- buttons change the size of the text.
  - Displays the text of the currently selected [[Chat]] Log; new messages can be added in the single line box below, and area sent by pressing return in that box or by pressing the “>>” button next to it.
  - A grid view of all Chat Logs in the show, with a column showing how many unread (by the Wintermute user) messages there are in each log. The chat log displayed in (3) is selected by clicking on the relevant line. If the chat log relates to an audience [[Groups|group]], that group's size and alias is also displayed.
  - Displays Wintermute’s [[System Log]]; the numeric selector at the top right determines the level of detail displayed – 0 will only display errors and major system events, and 5 is the most verbose. The log is not editable or scrollable. 
  - Displays Wintermute's main [[concepts:timers]]:
    - the [[Flow]] Timer – the time elapsed since the last advance
    - the Clock Timer - a time derived from the scheduled time of groups moving through the system - if the show is running to time, it will be the actual time.
  - Toggles Wintermute’s Response to button commands from [[concepts:remotes:]]; it defaults to bypass for show mode.
  - Toggles Wintermute between responding to Master and Backup Qlab machines. 
  - Writes the currently selected [[Chat]] Log to a file on the Desktop.
  - Writes the [[System Log]] to a file on the Desktop.
  - Spawns the [[Console]] window - this is only to be used for testing and debugging!