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Menus and toolbar summaries, and glossary
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Used to determine how the main window appears and what data is displayed.

References
Menus and toolbar summaries, and glossary
- Menubar
  - File
    Used for creating, opening, and saving scans.
  - Edit
    Used for customizing scan results.
  - Scan
    Used to control the scan.
  - View
    Used to determine how the main window appears and what data is displayed.
  - Tools
    Provides various reporting and customization tools, including the HCL PowerTools.
  - AppScan Connect
    Used for connecting with AppScan Enterprise and AppScan on Cloud.
  - Help
    Used for accessing documentation, getting support help, and getting a new license.
- Browser toolbar
  The icons on the toolbar of the embedded AppScan® browser, used to display and save screenshots of application responses.
- Keyboard shortcuts
  AppScan offers these keyboard shortcuts.
- Accessibility controls
  Describes all keyboard shortcuts and controls.
- Temp files
  Describes where AppScan® saves its temporary files during normal operation, and how to change the location.
- Glossary
  This glossary explains terms and acronyms used in the AppScan® Standard user interface and documentation.
- Compliance
- CWE support
  CWE (Common Weakness Enumeration) is an industry standard list that provides common names for publicly known software weaknesses. The following CWE IDs, and their parent or child IDs, are supported in the current version of AppScan Standard.
- Notices

View menu

Used to determine how the main window appears and what data is displayed.


Command	Click to:
Layout >	Choose between a Horizontal or Vertical layout of the main window panes in Data and Issues view. The application tree is always on the left. The the other two panes can be arranged side by side (Horizontal), or one on top of the other (Vertical).
Show Issues Marked as Noise	Issues found that are irrelevant in the context of your application, can be marked as Noise. This menu item toggles between displaying such issues with strikethrough text, or not at all. When selected, Noise appears with strikethrough; when deselected, Noise is not shown. See Issue state: Open or Noise
Non-vulnerable Variants	Opens the list of variants that are defined as non-vulnerable. See Non-vulnerable variants