TOGA  3.0
Texas Optional Girder Analysis
Main Menu

Commands available from the Main Menu. All the menus are shown in this section with a brief explanation and the associated toolbar icon.

File Menu

FileMenu.png

 

Command

Description

New.bmp

New

Creates a new TOGA Project

Open.bmp

Open

Open an existing TOGA Project

 

Close

Close the current project

Save.bmp

Save

Save the current project

 

Save As

Save the current project with a new name

Print.bmp

Print

Print the current view

 

Print Setup

Setup the printer

 

Export PGSuper Model

Save PGSuper analysis model of current TOGA data. See Generation of the PGSuper Model in the Theoretical Manual for details on modeling.

 

Most Recent Projects (1,2,3,4,...)

Opens a recently used PGSuper Project

 

Exit

Exit TOGA

View Menu

ViewMenu.png

 

Command

Description

 

Section Cut Location

Edit the location of the section cut in the Girder View. This command is only available when the Girder View is displayed.

 

Girder View Settings

Edit the view settings for the Girder View.

 

Toolbars...

Edit toolbar settings

Help Window

HelpMenu.png

 

Command

Description

HelpTopics.bmp

Help Topics

Brings up context-sensitive help.

 

License Agreement

Displays the software license agreement and disclaimers

 

About PGSuper

Displays information about TOGA / PGSuper including copyright notices, version number, and build date

Keyboard Alternatives and Shortcuts

All commands have keyboard alternatives. Some have shortcuts. They are all shown on the pull-down menus.

Keyboard Alternatives

ALT,_

ALT key followed by one other key strokes opens the menu that has the letter of the second key underlined. For example, the File menu is opened with (ALT,F)

ALT,_,_

ALT key followed by two other key strokes opens a menu and executes a command on that menu - This sequence is an extension of the one above. For example, to execute the New command in the File menu, use (ALT,F,N).

Shortcuts

Some commands have keyboard shortcuts. They are shown on the menus next to the command. For example, you can save the current file by pressing CTRL+S.