Use the Workflow Designer to create or edit a workflow. The name of the current workflow appears in the title bar.
The tools at the top of the Workflow Designer control the appearance of the design space. They provide clipboard functions for activities, and let you open, save, and print workflows as image.
Create a workflow definition.
Open an existing workflow. The Open dialog box displays the location of the most recently opened workflow.
Save the current workflow. Workflows are saved with a .xaml extension.
Save the current workflow with a new name. You can alter some activity parameters to save different versions of a workflow, for example, to overlay different features.
Save the diagram for the current workflow as an image. Expand any activities that are closed if you want them to appear in the image.
Reverse or reinstate changes you have made to workflow activities. You can undo back to the first change you made during the current workflow editing session. You can also undo changes to parameter settings in input editors.
Use a workflow clipboard to cut, copy, and paste activities. You can copy an activity from one workflow and paste it into another workflow.
Change the display of the workflow within the Workflow Designer design space. You can also click
to fit the workflow in the design space.
Display or hide the panel that lists the activities you can add to a workflow.
Display or hide the panel that shows the parameter values for the selected activity.
Redisplay the workflow.
Display this Help topic.
The panel at the right side of the Workflow Designer window contains all activities that you can add to a workflow. For a list of these activities, see Workflow Activity Input Dialog Boxes.
Place activities around the text. It is the starting point for the workflow.
In the Properties panel, you can view and edit values for the parameters of the current activity. To show or hide the Properties panel for the selected activity, click
.