/** @page wnd_summary Summary Window

This is the central window to GPC.  This is the first window that will appear on the screen after GPC is started.

@image html wnd_summary.png

The table in this window provides a summary of all available print jobs which were previously imported.

@section wnd_summary_usage Usage

There are only 3 simple parts to the summary window:

@image html wnd_summary_markup.png

They are:

Feature			| Description
----------------|------------
#1				| The @p "import" button allows you to import IncJet @p IJS and their corresponding @p IJB files.  A copy is made of each imported file, and the end printer is declared at the file is imported.  The printer cannot be changed once a print job has been imported.
#2				| The table shows print jobs that have previously been imported.  Double-clicking on a row will open the print job detail window.  See @ref wnd_details.
#3				| The @p "refresh" button reloads the set of print jobs, and updates timestamp fields such as @p "last used".
#4 (not shown)	| The @p "clone" button makes a copy of the currently-selected print job.  This is very similar to @p "import", but it uses an existing print job as a starting point.

The columns in the table can be shown, hidden, resized, and moved:

@image html wnd_summary_columns.png

Right-mouse-click on any of the column headers to change the columns you'd like to see.

To change the column order, click-and-drag the column header to a new location.

Any changes you make to column visibility, column order, and column width are automatically restored when GPC is restarted.  @see @ref config_user

@section wnd_summary_keys Keys

From the main summary window, the following keys activate additional functionality:

Key							| Description
----------------------------|------------
@p F1						| Display version and configuration information.  See @ref configuration.
@p F2 + SHIFT				| Open the folder where the user-specific configuration file is stored on disk.  See @ref config_user.
@p F4 + SHIFT				| Open the GPC log file.  The log file is intended for debug purposes, not for general consumption.

*/
