The Database Browser lets you browse through Acces' installed Frameworks in a way very similar to browsing for files on your computer. It lets you quickly navigate through a Framework for a Problem, showing information about the group you're currently at, and a picture of what any selected Problem looks like.
The Database Browser is made up of four main components:
Shows the CodePath you're currently browsing.
Shows the contents of the CodePath you're currently browsing. You can navigate through the different groups of a Framework by double-clicking on them to go down one level. To go back up one level, click the green up arrow.
Keyboard users can also use the following shortcuts to navigate through a Framework:
To add the currently selected Problem to the active Document, double-click the Problem node in the Item List, or highlight the Problem and press Enter.
Shows a picture of what the currently selected Problem looks like. This area will be blank if no Problem is selected.
Shows a description of the group that's currently being browsed. These descriptions may be topic titles or State Framework Objectives.
The Database Browser can be a floating tool window, or it can be docked to any of Acces' four borders (the default being the top border). To switch between floating and docked modes, simply double-click the Database Browser's title bar, or drag the title bar to the desired location.