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Getting Started with Symphony Team Design Introduction October 2019 6 Product Version 17.4-2019 © 1999-2019 All Rights Reserved. Concurrent team design is a productive way of allowing multiple designers to work on one design, but with each team member working on a separate partition. It requires some disruption in the design activities for an import process.

• Cover
• Contents
• Introduction
• Symphony Team Design Overview
• System Requirements
• Terminology
• Basic Operation and Flows
• Network Server-Side Team Design Flow
• Informal First-Client Driven Team Design Flow
• Network Client-Side Team Design Flow
• Network Server Manager Team Design Flow
• Client-Side Pause Session Flow
• Client-Side Constraint Edit Mode Flow
• Getting Started with Symphony Team Design
• Modes of Operation
• Network Server-Side Team Design Mode
• Informal First-Client Driven Team Design Mode
• Customizing Server Settings
• Starting Symphony Server in No Graphics Mode
• Starting Symphony Server Using Symphony Server Manager
• Symphony Server Manager as a Windows Service
• Starting Symphony Server Manager in No graphics mode
• Informal First-Client Driven Team Design Mode
• Interaction Between Layout Editor and the Symphony Server Application
• Pause Session
• Constraint Edit Mode Flow
• SKILL Support
• Place Replicate Apply
• Multi-User Lock Display
• Multi-User Cursor Display
• Symphony Team Design Commands
• Design Prerequisites
• Supported Application Modes
• Supported Commands
• Placement Tasks
• Interactive Routing Tasks
• Integrated Analysis and Checking
• Auto-Interactive Routing Tasks
• Shape Editing Tasks
• General Tasks
• User Interaction
• Manufacturing
• Symphony Server