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\documentclass[10pt,letterpaper, final]{report}
\usepackage{../preamble/myWEPS}

\begin{document}

\section{WEPS Interface Main Screen Components}  \label{sec:WEPS Interface Main Screen Components}
\begin{figure}[H]
	\centering
	\includegraphics[width=1.0\linewidth]{images/Interface_Ref/WEPS_main_screen.jpg}
	\caption{Main screen of the Wind Erosion Prediction System.}
	\label{fig:WEPS_main_screen}
\end{figure}
The WEPS main screen (\cref{fig:WEPS_main_screen}) should appear at model startup. 
Each part of the main screen is labeled in the figure with regard to its function. 
A brief description of each part is given below.
More detailed descriptions of their functions and use follow later in this chapter.
\hl{Add specific links to later sections of the Tech Chapter(s)
that will cover the complete details of those items mentioned here)}

\begin{itemize}
\item{The \textbf{\color{red}{Current Project Name}} is listed in the title (first physical row) of the main WEPS screen window.
It provides the current WEPS Project folder's name here, sans the path and ".wpj" extension.
}
\item{The \textbf{\color{red}{Button Bar}} and \textbf{\color{red}{Menu Bar}} are collectively referred to as Toolbars.
The \textbf{Menu Bar} provides the user with access to many of the operational functions of WEPS.
The \textbf{Button Bar} provides a shortcut method of executing some of the \textbf{Menu Bar} functions.
}
\item{The \textbf{\color{red}{Report Buttons}} are part of the \textbf{Button Bar}
and provide quick access to the most commonly referred to WEPS reports.
The \textbf{\color{red}{Last Completed WEPS Run}}
is also displayed just to the right of the last WEPS report button on the \textbf{Button Bar}.
}
\item{The current \textbf{\color{red}{WEPS Runs Location}} (\textbf{Runs Location} panel)
is displayed immediately below the \textbf{Button Bar}
which lists the default directory where individual WEPS Runs are stored.
}
\item{The current \textbf{\color{red}{Site Lat/Long}} in the(\textbf{Location} panel)
specifies the actual latitude and longitude coordinates selected for the simulation.
}
\item {The \textbf{\color{red}{Client Information}} (\textbf{Client Information} panel)
is used to enter customer information for a simulation run.
The customer information is for information use only and is not required for the operation of WEPS.
}
\item{The \textbf{\color{red}{Simulation Region Information}} (\textbf{Region} panel)
provides the physical dimensions (i.e., shape, length and width or radius, and area)
and the orientation with respect to north of the simulation field.
}
\item{The \textbf{\color{red}{Simulation Run Information}} (\textbf{Simulation} panel)
is used to enter specific information for a simulation run, as well as information regarding the run mode.
}
\item{\textbf{\color{red}{WEPS Run Notes}} (\textbf{Notes} panel)
in the lower left section of the screen is where the user can enter specific information
regarding the upcoming WEPS simulation run.
These notes are retained as part of the upcoming WEPS simulation run and can also be further edited
and printed from the Run Summary report after the conclusion of the WEPS simulation run.
}
\item{Access to \textbf{MCREW} (Management/Crop Rotation Editor for WEPS)
and management rotation selection is provided in the (\textbf{\color{red}{Mgt Input Panel}})
and allows for the selection, creation, and editing of management scenarios.
Only one management rotation sequence is currently allowed for the WEPS simulation region.
}
\item{Access to the \textbf{Soil} viewer/editor and soil selection is available
from the (\textbf{\color{red}{Soil Input Panel}})
and is where the user can select and view the soil information for the upcoming WEPS simulation run.
Only one soil is currently allowed for the WEPS simulation region.
}
\item{The \textbf{\color{red}{Location Information}} (\textbf{Location} panel)
is used to specify the location of the simulation field.
This information is used to assist in determining the climate and wind stations
(\textbf{\color{red}{Climate Stations}}) selected for the upcoming WEPS simulation run.
The \textbf{\color{red}{Map Viewer Button}} is used to access a map viewer displaying weather
and wind station locations as well as other GIS related information.
}
\item{\textbf{\color{red}{Wind Barrier Information}} (\textbf{Barriers} panel)
is where the selection and placement of wind barriers on the specified field borders is entered.
}
\item{The \textbf{\color{red}{Field View}} (\textbf{Field View} panel)
displays the physical dimensions and orientation of the field and location of wind barriers.
This panel is for information only and is not directly editable. The \textbf{Field View} panel contents
are updated automatically when information is changed in the \textbf{Region} and \textbf{Barriers} panels.
}
\end{itemize}

\newpage
\section{WEPS Toolbars}  \label{sec:WEPS_Toolbars}
The main WEPS screen consists of two rows referred to collectively
as the "Toolbars" and individually as the "Menu Bar" and the "Button Bar" (Figure \ref{fig:WEPS_main_screen}).
\subsection{WEPS Menu Bar} \label{subsec:WEPS_Menu_Bar}
The menu bar is the second to the top line of the WEPS main screen window.
\begin{figure}[H]
	\centering
	\includegraphics[scale=3.0]{images/Interface_Ref/WEPS_Menu_Bar.jpg}
	%\caption{WEPS main screen Menu Bar.}
	\label{fig:WEPS_Menu_Bar}
\end{figure}
A description of each item on the menu bar is given below.
Note that some WEPS configurations can contain a slightly modified version of the menu bar.
For example,
if the "Single Project" mode is specified in the configuration file rather than the "Multiple Project" mode,
the \textbf{\ul{P}roject}
menu option is replaced with the \textbf{\ul{F}ile} menu option
and the Project specific submenu options will not exist.
The specific differences between the two lists of menu sub-options are identified below.
\subsubsection{\ul{P}roject (or \ul{F}ile) menu options} \label{subsubsec:WEPS_Project_Menu_Options}
The \textbf{\ul{P}roject} (or \textbf{\ul{F}ile}) menu is a drop down list
of various computer operations pertaining to WEPS Projects, Runs and files
as shown in \cref{fig:WEPS_Project_File_Menus}.
\begin{figure}[H]
	\centering
		\subcaptionbox{WEPS \ul{P}roject Menu}{\includegraphics[width=0.40\textwidth,scale=3.0]{images/Interface_Ref/Project_submenu.jpg}}%
	\hfill
		\subcaptionbox{WEPS \ul{F}ile Menu}{\includegraphics[width=0.40\textwidth,scale=3.0]{images/Interface_Ref/File_submenu.jpg}}%
	\caption{WEPS \ul{P}roject and \ul{F}ile menu options.}
	\label{fig:WEPS_Project_File_Menus}
\end{figure}
The \textbf{\ul{P}roject} (and \textbf{\ul{F}ile}) menus contain the following options.
If an option is not available in the \textbf{\ul{F}iles} menu it is explicitly noted for those options.
\begin{itemize}
\item{\textbf{New} (Ctrl-N) - Allows user to create a new Project folder.
Note that WEPS configurations restricted to a single fixed Project folder (Single Project mode)
does not contain this submenu option.
}
\item{\textbf{Open...} (Ctrl-O) - Allows user to open a different pre-existing Project folder.
Note that WEPS configurations restricted to a single fixed Project folder (Aingle Project mode)
does not contain this submenu option.
}
\item{\textbf{Save} (Ctrl-S) - Saves currently displayed information on the main WEPS screen
to the current Project folder.
}
\item{\textbf{Save As...} (Ctrl-A) - Saves the currently displayed information under a different Project folder.
Note that WEPS configurations restricted to a single fixed Project folder (Single Project mode)
does not contain this submenu option.
}
\item{\textbf{Set Run Location} (Ctrl-U) - Allows the user to change the default WEPS Runs folder location.
Note that this location can be set to be Project specific, if desired.
The current default is to have the WEPS Runs reside within each Project folder inside a "Runs" subfolder.
}
\item{\textbf{Reset} - Resets the main WEPS screen to the initial installation default values
and clean the current Project folder of all existing, temporary files.
It DOES NOT delete any subfolders or their contents in the current Project folder.
}
\item{\textbf{Clear GUI} – Clears and resets the main WEPS screen to the initial installation default values.
It DOES NOT delete any files or subfolders in the current Project folder.
}
\item{\textbf{Delete Project} (Ctrl-P) - Opens a file chooser window in the folder
containing the current Project to allow the user to select WEPS Projects for deletion.
Note that WEPS configurations restricted to a single fixed Project folder does not contain this submenu option.
}
\item{\textbf{Export Run...} - Opens a popup window to allow the user to move or copy previous WEPS Runs
into other folder locations.
A user specified toggle in the popup screen determines if the original WEPS Run is deleted or not
after successful completion of the export action.
Also, the user can specify whether the exported Run is compressed (zipped) or not.
The default setting is to zip the exported Run.
}
\begin{figure}[H]
	\centering
	\includegraphics[scale=0.70]{images/Interface_Ref/Run_Exporter.jpg}
	%\caption{WEPS Run Exporter Popup Window.}
	\label{fig:WEPS_Run_Exporter_Window}
\end{figure}
\item{\textbf{Delete Run} (Ctrl-D) - Opens a file chooser window in the folder
containing WEPS Runs for the current Project to delete user selected WEPS Runs.
}
\item{\textbf{Delete Management Rotation File} (Ctrl-M) -Opens a file chooser window in the current Project folder
to delete user selected WEPS management files.
}
\item{\textbf{Delete IFC Soil File} (Ctrl-L) - Opens a file chooser window in the current Project folder
to delete user selected WEPS soil files.
}
\item{\textbf{Browse Database Folder…} - Opens up a copy of the computer system’s file manager
(Windows Explorer in Windows). The default starting location is the folder
specified in the WEPS configuration settings where the WEPS system database files reside.
}
\item{\textbf{Exit} (Ctrl-X) - Exit the WEPS program.
}
\end{itemize}

\newpage
\subsubsection{\ul{R}un menu options} \label{subsubsec:WEPS_Run_Menu_Options}
This allows the user to run WEPS using the current inputs specified on the WEPS main screen
or to restore inputs from previous WEPS Runs.
Details of each of these options are provided in detail here (Making a WEPS Run) and here (Restore a WEPS Run).
\begin{figure}[H]
	\centering
	\includegraphics[scale=3.0]{images/Interface_Ref/Run_submenu.jpg}
	%\caption{WEPS Run Submenu.}
	\label{fig:Run_submenu}
\end{figure}
The Run menu on the WEPS Main Screen displays the following options:
\begin{itemize}
\item{\textbf{Make a WEPS \ul{R}un} (Ctrl-R) - Begin a WEPS simulation using the currently selected inputs
specified on the main WEPS screen.
}
\item{\textbf{Make a Yield \ul{C}alibration WEPS Run} (Ctrl-C) - Begins a WEPS simulation running WEPS
in “yield calibration mode” using the currently selected inputs specified on the main WEPS screen.
See section titled “Making a WEPS Run” for more information on yield calibration runs.
}
\item{\textbf{R\ul{e}store WEPS Run} (Ctrl-E) - Opens a file viewer listing previous WEPS Runs
from which the user can select one from and load that previous WEPS Run inputs into the WEPS interface screen.
}
\end{itemize}
\subsubsection{\ul{V}iewOutput menu options} \label{subsubsec:View_Output_Menu_Options}
This menu allows the user to view WEPS output.
The "Most Recent Run" menu option provides access to either the last completed or reloaded WEPS Run results.
The "Previous Run" menu option provides access to any other selected previous WEPS Run.

\begin{figure}[H]
	\centering
	\subcaptionbox{Most Recent Run Menu}{\includegraphics[width=0.49\textwidth,scale=3.0]{images/Interface_Ref/ViewOutput_submenu.jpg}}%
	\hfill
	\subcaptionbox{Previous Run Menu}{\includegraphics[width=0.49\textwidth,scale=3.0]{images/Interface_Ref/ViewOutput_submenu2.jpg}}%
	%\caption{WEPS ViewOutput Submenu.}
	\label{fig:ViewOutput_submenu}
\end{figure}

Discussion of the specific contents of all the reports are provided here \hl{(Viewing WEPS Output)}.
Some of the \textbf{Most Recent Run} options have hot keys that use "Ctrl+Shift+Char" and the identified character.
The \textbf{Previous Run} options use the "Ctrl+Alt+Char" keys along with the identified character. 
The \textbf{Previous Run} options will bring up a file chooser window to select the desired previous WEPS Run for the identified report.
\begin{itemize}
\item{\textbf{Most Recent Run} and \textbf{Previous Run} – Clicking on either of these menu items
opens the following list of output options:
}

\begin{itemize}
\item{\textbf{Run} (Ctrl+Shift-R) or (Ctrl+Alt-R) - Displays a brief output summary
for the most recent or selected WEPS simulation.
}
\item{\textbf{Crop} (Ctrl+Shift-C) or (Ctrl+Alt-C) - Displays a summary of crop yields and water usage statistics
for the most recent or selected WEPS simulation.
}
\item{\textbf{Cover Crop} (Ctrl+Shift-V) or (Ctrl+Alt-V) - Displays a summary of all cover crops (non-harvested crops)
biomass production parameters and water usage statistics for the most recent or selected WEPS simulation.
}
\item{\textbf{Crop Interval} (Ctrl+Shift-I) or (Ctrl+Alt-I) - Displays a summary of each crop interval’s
biomass production parameters and water usage statistics for the most recent or selected WEPS simulation.
}
\item{\textbf{Management} (Ctrl+Shift-M) or (Ctrl+Alt-M) - Displays a summary of management operations,
operation dates and crops associated with the planting and harvesting operations for the most recent
or selected WEPS simulation.
}
\item{\textbf{STIR Energy} (Ctrl+Shift-E) or (Ctrl+Alt-E) - Displays an SCI (Soil Quality Index)
summary and both Rotation STIR Energy and Crop Interval Stir Energy reports for the most recent
or selected WEPS simulation.
}
\item{\textbf{Crop Detail} - Displays a detail year by year, rotation cycle report of all crop yields
and water usage statistics for the most recent or selected WEPS simulation.
}
\item{\textbf{Cover Crop Detail} - Displays a detail year by year, rotation cycle report for all cover crops
(non-harvested crops) biomass production parameters and water usage statistics
for the most recent or selected WEPS simulation.
}
\item{\textbf{Crop Interval Detail} - Displays a detail of each crop interval and breaks each crop interval
into its component “Crop Periods” and reports their summarized biomass production parameters
and water usage statistics for the most recent or selected WEPS simulation.
}
\item{\textbf{Crop Interval Period Detail} - Breaks each crop interval into its component “Crop Periods”
and displays a detail of each crop interval period, reporting
for each individual rotation cycle their biomass production parameters and water usage statistics
for the most recent or selected WEPS simulation.
}
\item{\textbf{Confidence Interval} - Displays the “Confidence Interval” information on the wind erosion soil loss
in a yearly plot and a quartile distribution plot,
which includes outliers for the most recent or selected WEPS simulation.
}
\item{\textbf{Tabular Detailed Report} (Ctrl+Shift-T) or (Ctrl+Alt-T) - Displays a detailed output
in a spreadsheet format for the most recent or selected WEPS simulation.
}
\item{\textbf{Science Model Reports} (Ctrl+Shift-D) or (Ctrl+Alt-D) - Displays a window
to view additional science model text-based output files from the most recent or selected WEPS simulation.
}
\end{itemize}

\item{\textbf{Multiple Run Manager} - Opens the WEPS Multiple Run Manager (WMRM) window displaying output information
from multiple WEPS Runs for “side-by-side” comparisons of the selected results.
}
The “Runs” menu at the top of the screen contains items that allow the user to add a directory of runs, or a single run.
The user can also restore a selected run in WEPS so that its results can be viewed in more detail
or modified for another run.
The "View" menu allows the user to select the desired data elements to be viewed in the table display.
the "Reports menu provides selected default reports and the "Header" menu allows the header contents
to be changed as desired.
So, custom reports are possible, but must be recreated manually for each invocation of WEPS.
The “Help” menu item allows the user to display version information about the Multiple Run Manager.
Additional information regarding WMRM, its functionality
and the specific menu sub-options available, etc. are provided later.
The Multiple Run Manager is discussed in more detail here ( WEPS Multiple Run Manager (WMRM)).
\hl{Add link to WMRM section later}

\begin{figure}[H]
	\centering
	\includegraphics[scale=1.5,valign=c]{images/Interface_Ref/WMRM_default_report.jpg}
	%\caption{WEPS WMRM Default Report Window.}
	\label{fig:WMRM_Default_Report_Window}
\end{figure}
\end{itemize}

\subsubsection{QuickPlots menu options} \label{subsubsec:WEPS_QuickPlots_Menu_Options}
This menu contains various default graphs of common data elements plotted versus time.
\begin{figure}[H]
	\centering
	\includegraphics[scale=1.0]{images/Interface_Ref/QuickPlots_submenu.jpg}
	%\caption{WEPS QuickPlots Submenu.}
	\label{fig:QuickPlots_submenu}
\end{figure}
\begin{itemize}
\item{\textbf{Most Recent Run} and \textbf{Previus Run} - Displays a submenu of QuickPlot reports
for either the most recent WEPS Run or the selected WEPS Run.  The \textbf{Previous Run}
submenu options bring up a file chooser window for the user to select the desired WEPS Run to display the report.
}
	\begin{itemize}
	\item{\textbf{Wind Erosion Soil Loss (Creep+Salt, Susp)} - Displays a plot of the erosion results
	for the specified particle sizes.
	}
	\item{\textbf{Canopy and Residue Cover} - Displays a plot of the crop canopy and residue cover over time.
	}
	\item{\textbf{Precipitation and Irrigation} - Displays a plot of the water received on the site over time.
	}
	\item{\textbf{Wind Energy} - Displays a plot of the wind energy received for the site over time.
	}
	\item{\textbf{Total Wind Erosion Soil Loss (Gross, Net)} - Displays a plot of the total gross
	and net erosion results for the site.
	}
	\item{\textbf{Total Above Ground Crop and Residue Biomass} - Displays a plot of the total above ground crop
	and residue biomass produced on the site over time.
	}
	\end{itemize}
\end{itemize}


\newpage
\subsubsection{\ul{T}ools menu options} \label{subsubsec:WEPS_Tools_Menu_Options}
This menu contains various tools available for use with WEPS.
\begin{figure}[H]
	\centering
	\includegraphics[scale=1.0]{images/Interface_Ref/Tools_submenu.jpg}
	%\caption{WEPS Tools Submenu.}
	\label{fig:Tools_submenu}
\end{figure}
\begin{itemize}
\item{\textbf{Database Reports} - Display reports of the “user notes” for the following WEPS crop,
operation and management database records: 
}
\begin{itemize}
\item{\textbf{Crops} - Prints out the “user notes” for each crop record in the crops database folder(s),
if available, else only the name of the crop record is printed.
}
\item{\textbf{Operations} - Prints out the “user notes” for each operation record in the operations database folder(s),
if available, else only the name of the operation record is printed.
}
\item{\textbf{Managements} - Prints out the “user notes” for each management/crop rotation file
in the management database template folder(s), if available,
else only the name of the management/crop rotation file is printed.
}
\end{itemize}

\item{\textbf{Send Email} (Alt-E) - Send email comments to ARS, providing the computer is connected to the internet
and the email configuration options are properly configured.
The “Send Bug/Comment Report” (the next menu option and mentioned next) is now the preferred communication method.
}
\item{\textbf{Send Bug/Comment Report} (Alt-B) - Send comments and bug reports directly to ARS,
provided the computer is connected to the internet.
Selecting this option brings up an “Error/Comment Submission Form”
(Figure \ref{fig:Error_submission_form}) that requests the user’s email address and name.
It also provides a “Description” field to allow the user to enter a message.
}
\begin{figure}[H]
	\centering
	\includegraphics[scale=0.8]{images/Interface_Ref/Error_submission_form.jpg}
	\caption{Error/Comment submission form displaying the "General" tab.}
	\label{fig:Error_submission_form}
\end{figure}
In addition, the user can also attach individual files, the most current WEPS run
and also an entire WEPS Project directory to the message,
if desired (Figure \ref{fig:Error_submission_attachments_form}). 
The WEPS log file is automatically zipped and attached to the message by default.
This is the preferred communication method to use. 
 \begin{figure}[H]
	\centering
	\includegraphics[scale=0.8]{images/Interface_Ref/Error_submission_attachments_form.jpg}
	\caption{Error/Comment submission form displaying the "Attachments" tab.}
	\label{fig:Error_submission_attachments_form}
\end{figure}
\item{\textbf{Display Wind Station Info} (Alt-W) - Displays wind information for the selected Windgen station,
including wind parameters by month in a popup window.
For the selected Windgen wind station and the specified wind speed threshold (m/s),
the average wind energy for the year (kJ/m2/day),
the percent of winds greater than the specified threshold,
the monthly percent of the annual erosive wind energy,
the preponderance (maximum ratio of parallel to perpendicular erosive winds)
and prevalence of prevailing erosive wind direction for each month).
The parameters are displayed for each month.
Additional information regarding the Wind Station Data information popup window is fully described here 
\hl{(Displaying Wind Station Data Information)}.
}
\item{\textbf{Diff WEPS Files} - Opens a window that allows a comparison of differences in two WEPS files.
Additional information regarding the WEPS Diff tool is provided here
\hl{(Comparing WEPS Files for Differences)}.
}
\item{\textbf{SDM Soil Selections for Local Access} - Opens up a soil selection window where the user
selects the range of soils desired to be accessible when there is no internet connection. \hl{More info here}
}
\item{\textbf{Refresh Mgt and Soil Selection Choice List} (Alt-Y) - The user can refresh the drop down choice lists
for both the soil and management fields at the bottom of the WEPS GUI screen.
It is possible for a user to add/remove soil and/or mgt files outside of WEPS,
e.g. using the OS's features (for example via Windows Explorer).
So, this option is convenient to ensure that the dropdown choice list is brought up to date
following such external to WEPS operations.
}
\item{\textbf{Refresh CSIP Soil Cache} - This option forces the CSIP soil cache to be brought up to date.
This is useful if the user thinks that the backend soil database used by the CSIP service has been updated
and believes the current cached copies are no longer current, etc.
}
\item{\textbf{Edit Configuration} (Alt-C) - Opens up the tabbed configuration window allowing the user
to view/set various configuration options for WEPS.
Details on the Configuration panel and all options, etc. are provided here \hl{(WEPS Configuration Options and Settings)}.
}
\end{itemize}
\subsubsection{\ul{H}elp menu options} \label{subsubsec:WEPS_Help_Menu_Options}Help Menu Option
This menu contains various help related and miscellaneous options for WEPS.
\begin{figure}[H]
	\centering
	\includegraphics[scale=3.0]{images/Interface_Ref/Help_submenu.jpg}
	%\caption{WEPS Help Submenu.}
	\label{fig:Help_submenu}
\end{figure}
\begin{itemize}
\item{\textbf{\ul{H}elp Topics} (Ctrl+Alt-H) - Displays a window containing the WEPS online help system.
}
\item{\textbf{\ul{U}ser Manual} (Ctrl+Alt-U) - Displays a copy of the PDF formatted WEPS User’s Guide
(a PDF viewer must be installed on the computer for this function to work).
}
\item{\textbf{\ul{T}echnical Documentation}  (Ctrl+Alt-T) - Displays a copy of the PDF formatted WEPS Technical Documentation, USDA Handbook Number 727 (a PDF viewer must be installed on the computer for this function to work).
}
\item{\textbf{Welcome Wizard} - Runs the initial configuration wizard which requests the user’s name and email address
and places those responses into the local WEPS configuration file.
}
\item{\textbf{View \ul{L}og Messages} (Ctrl+Alt-L) - Displays the WEPS log file contents in a separate window.
This is useful for tracking down WEPS installation and execution issues.
}
\item{\textbf{\ul{A}bout WEPS} (Ctrl+Alt-A) - Displays the Build Date, Release Number,
and Java Runtime Version used for WEPS, etc.
}
\item{\textbf{\ul{W}ebStart User Guide (DRAFT)} (Ctrl+Alt-W) - Displays a draft copy of the new PDF formatted
WebStart WEPS User’s Guide (a PDF viewer must be installed on the computer for this function to work). 
\hl{Need to see if }\ul{t}\hl{ (Ctrl+Alt-t) is being used in place of the specified }\ul{W}\hl{ (Ctrl+Alt-W)}
}
\end{itemize}


\subsection{WEPS Button Bar} \label{subsec:WEPS_Button_Bar}
At the top of the main WEPS window (below the menu bar) is a series of buttons with icons.
They provide shortcuts to some of the menu option functions to assist the user in the operation of WEPS.
\begin{figure}[H]
	\centering
	\includegraphics[scale=0.94]{images/Interface_Ref/WEPS_Button_Bar.jpg}
	%\caption{WEPS Button Bar.}
	\label{fig:Button_Bar}
\end{figure}
Some report buttons may or may not be visible because WEPS can be configured to not display some of them or disable specific features that these button bar icons are used with.
\subsubsection{WEPS Project Buttons} \label{subsubsec:WEPS_Project_Buttons}
\begin{itemize}
\item[]{\img{images/icons/new.png} This button allows a user to create a new WEPS Project folder.
This has the same function as selecting \textbf{New} under the \textbf{Project} on the menu bar.
If multiple WEPS Project functionality is not enabled, this button is not available on such configured versions of WEPS.
}
\item[]{\img{images/icons/open.png} This button opens an existing WEPS Project.  This has the same function
as selecting \textbf{Open} under \textbf{Project} on the menu bar.
If multiple WEPS Project functionality is not enabled, this button is not available on such configured versions of WEPS.
}
\item[]{\img{images/icons/save.png} This button saves the currently displayed WEPS Project to its current file name
(the current WEPS Project filename is displayed in the upper left corner of the main WEPS screen).
This has the same function as selecting the \textbf{Save} menu option under the \textbf{Project} menu on the menu bar.
If multiple WEPS Project functionality is not enabled,
this button is equivalent to the \textbf{Save} menu option under the \textbf{File} menu on the menu bar.
}
\end{itemize}
\subsubsection{WEPS Run Buttons} \label{subsubsec:WEPS_Run_Buttons}
\begin{itemize}
\item[]{\img{images/icons/run.png} The Run button begins a WEPS simulation run.
This has the same function as the \textbf{Make a WEPS Run} menu option under the \textbf{Run} menu on the menu bar.
}
\item[]{\img{images/icons/calibraterun.png} The Run Calibration button begins a WEPS yield calibration simulation run.
This has the same function as the \textbf{Make a Yield Calibration WEPS Run} menu option
under the \textbf{Run} menu on the menu bar.
}
\item[]{\img{images/icons/rerun.png} The Reload button allows the user to “restore the inputs
from a previous WEPS run” into the main WEPS interface window.
This has the same function as the \textbf{Restore a WEPS Run} menu option under the \textbf{Run} menu on the menu bar.
}
\end{itemize}
\subsubsection{WEPS Communications and Help Buttons} \label{subsubsec:WEPS_Communications_and_Help_Buttons}
\begin{itemize}
\item[]{\img{images/icons/email.png} The Email button allows the user to email comments to ARS WEPS developers.
Clicking the Email button brings up the user’s email window, if appropriately configured.
This has the same function as the \textbf{Send Email} menu option under the \textbf{Tools} menu on the menu bar.
}
\item[]{\img{images/icons/mantis.png} The Mantis button allows the user to send comments and/or bug reports to ARS,
along with the contents of a WEPS Project, WEPS Run or individual files, if desired.
Clicking this button brings up a separate window.
That window's functions are described fully here \hl{(Reporting Errors and Submitting Questions/Comments)}.
This has the same function as the \textbf{Send Bug/Comment Report} menu option under the \textbf{Tools} menu
on the menu bar.
}
\item[]{\img{images/icons/question.png} The Question button opens the general online help system for WEPS.
}
\item[]{\img{images/icons/help.png} The Context Help button provides help for a particular item on the WEPS screen.
Clicking the Context Help button on the tool bar and then clicking on the item on the screen for which help is desired
brings up a help screen for that specific item.
}
\end{itemize}

\subsubsection{WEPS Report Buttons} \label{subsubsec:WEPS_Report_Buttons}
These buttons display the last (current) WEPS Run results, e.g.
\textbf{Run Summary, Management/Crop Rotation, Crop Summary, Cover Crop Summary, Crop Interval Summary,
Stir Energy, Detailed Report, Confidence Interval} and the \textbf{QuickPlot} reports respectively.
All of these reports are also accessible under the \textbf{ViewOutput} menu via the \textbf{Previous Run} menu options
along with additional, more detailed reports for both current and previous WEPS Runs.
Full explanations of each report and their contents are described here \hl{(Viewing WEPS Output)}.
\begin{figure}[H]
	\centering
	\includegraphics[scale=3.0]{images/Interface_Ref/Report_Buttons.jpg}
	%\caption{WEPS Report Buttons.}
	\label{fig:Report_Buttons}
\end{figure}
Following the report icon buttons, the last (current) WEPS Run name is displayed.
If the Run name is too long to fit on the button bar row, it will be truncated.
The main WEPS interface screen can be resized though,
so it is usually possible for one to widen the main WEPS screen to see the complete WEPS Run name if desired.

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