The workspace layout is the arrangement of commands on the screen. There are three types of layouts:
Frames
This layout presents a consistent arrangement of commands on the screen. You can configure a maximum of 9 set windows, with the option of additional floating windows. The size of each window is automatically determined by the chosen configuration, but you can reset these.
View a screenshot of Frames layout mode
No Frames
This layout mode provides maximum workspace flexibility. Multiple commands can be opened, each in a separate window. The application menu bar displays in a separate Java application window and each command opens in a new browser window on your Windows taskbar. In the No Frames (Grouped) mode, the windows are grouped into one browser icon on your Windows Taskbar.
View a screenshot of No Frames layout mode
Multi Document Interface (MDI)
This layout allows for multiple commands to be open simultaneously. The commands are displayed in separate windows within the application. Each command can be resized independently. In MDI mode you can open multiple workspaces simultaneously.
View a screenshot of MDI layout mode
