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Delete Class

You use this function to delete a class from the view. All tokens in the deleted class are still available from the default class.

Note: This function is the same as choosing Edit > Delete Class.

Delete Token

Delete All Tokens with Licence ID

You use this function to check across all versions of the selected GEOVIA program to delete all tokens that have the same licence ID. These tokens are in different versions of the same program as the currently selected token.

For example, you have one licence for Surpac 5.0 and one Surpac 6.0 with the same licence ID. This function checks across all versions of Surpac and deletes all tokens with the same licence ID.

Change Token Class

You use this function to move a token existing class to another class.

This functions is the same as choosing Edit > Change Token Class.

Enable Token

You use this function to re-enable a token that was previously disabled.

Note: If the reason a token was disabled is because the administrator disabled the token, then you can use this function to re-enable the token. If the token was disabled for any other reason, you will not be able to enable the token.

Disable Token

You use this function to disable a token. You might disable a token for any reason. However, the main purpose for disabling a token is for finding a system error. As a result, this function is rarely used. For more information, see Why is my token disabled? 

Tip: If a token is disabled because the administrator had disabled the token, you can use the Enable Token function to re-enable the token.

Properties

You use this function to view the properties of the selected token. The properties include the expiry date and creation date of the token, and whether the token is enabled or disabled (and the reason why the token is disabled). This information is useful when you must find out why a token is disabled?.