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Section 3 What’s New in the LISTSERV Maestro 3.3-3 User Interface

Section 3 What’s New in the LISTSERV Maestro 3.3-3 User Interface
Version 3.3-3 of LISTSERV Maestro has several new features in the User Interface. This section gives you detailed information about the following new features:
The ability to create multiple Dashboards, giving you the ability to monitor several communication strategies from a single interface. For details, see Section 3.1 Creating Multiple Dashboards.
There is a new Check/Uncheck All link if you have selected the Determine Recipients Based on Reaction to the Job when defining the recipient type for an email job. For details, see Section 3.2 Using the New Check/Uncheck All Link in the Define Recipient Wizard.
3.1 Creating Multiple Dashboards
You can now define and configure several Dashboards, each with a unique collection of standard sections and reports. Once these Dashboards are created, you can easily switch between these Dashboards. The ability to create multiple Dashboards is available on the new Dashboard menu on the Toolbar. This menu also contains many options for managing and customizing the Dashboard.
Note: This menu is only available when the Dashboard is displayed. If you are in any other part of the User Interface, then it is not available.
The following options are available on the Dashboard menu:
Switch Dashboards – Opens the Switch Dashboard screen, which is where you can choose the Dashboard to display.
Figure 3-1 Switching Dashboards
Hide/Show Default Sections – Opens the Hide/Show Default Sections screen, which is where you can customize the Dashboard’s appearance by hiding or displaying the default sections. This option replaces the Hide/Show Default Sections link that was previously found on the Dashboard.
Figure 3-2 Hiding/Showing Sections on the Dashboard
Note: This screen does not contain the option to add or remove a report section to the Dashboard. For details on this feature, see Section 1.2 Adding Reports to the Dashboard.
Edit Dashboard Name – Opens the Edit Dashboard Name screen, which is where you can change the current Dashboard’s name.
Figure 3-3 Editing the Dashboard Name
Create New Dashboard – Creates a new Dashboard from scratch, opening a new Dashboard with the default sections displayed.
Figure 3-4 Creating a Dashboard
Once the new Dashboard is created, use the options on the Dashboard menu to further customize it: Give the new Dashboard a unique name, show or hide sections, or add reports (see Section 1.2 Adding Reports to the Dashboard).
Copy Current Dashboard – Creates a new Dashboard by copying the existing Dashboard.
Figure 3-5 Copying a Dashboard
Once the Dashboard is copied, use the options on the Dashboard menu to further customize it: Give the copied Dashboard a unique name, show or hide sections, or add reports (see Section 1.2 Adding Reports to the Dashboard).
Delete Current Dashboard – Deletes the current Dashboard.
3.2 Using the New Check/Uncheck All Link in the Define Recipient Wizard
If you have selected the Determine Recipients Based on Reaction to the Job option when defining the recipient type for an email job, then a list of all tracked links that are in the selected source job will be displayed on the Source screen. At the bottom of this list, there is now a new Check/Uncheck All link, which allows you to quickly check or uncheck the items in the list.
Note: This link only appears if there are at least 2 tracked links. If there are no tracked links, or only one, then this new link does not appear.