Chapter 1. System interface

This manual describes the single-window interface, including the navigation techniques.

1C:Enterprise interface is a window-based system. There are two types of windows: main and auxiliary.

In the main application window, you can navigate throughout the application, execute functions, and perform operations with specific infobase objects (such as documents or list items). Auxiliary windows provide access to system functions such as calendar or calculator.

To open a form, find the required function (open list, enter document, and so on) in the interface, and then execute the function by clicking it or pressing Enter.

When you start an application, its main window is displayed. This window outlines the application structure. The major application features are listed in the sections panel.

The standard layout of the main window is shown below.

Depending in which operating system the application is launched:

• No operating system header is presented under the management in Windows OS (neither in the terminal nor remote desktop modes).
• The operating system header is displayed on Linux and macOS and in the web client.

The window layout provides easy access to application functions and navigation between application areas, open forms, and windows.

You can resize the main window.

The top part of the application window contains the main panel for navigation and application management.

Main panel contains the following elements:

• Functions menu open button (Functions).
• Application title.
• Global search field (Search).
• Notification center button (Notifications).
• History panel open button (History).
• Favorites panel open button (Favorites).
• Link to the current user profile (<Username>).
• Menu Service and settings.
   Window minimize, maximize, and close buttons.