Window Menu
    The Window Menu contains options for viewing Viewing
            Tabs and Workbench
            Windows.
        
      
    
      - Lock Window Aspect Ratios
          locks the aspect ratio for the entire graphics region in the
          window. 
      -  Lock All Tab Aspect Ratios
          locks the aspect ratio for all tabs in the window.  If
          Tile Tabs is enabled, the width and height of the region
          allocated to the tab is used to set the tab's aspect
          ratio.  When viewing a single tab, the width and height
          of the window is used to set the tab's aspect ratio. 
      -  Next Tab switches to the Viewing Tab to the right of the
          currently displayed tab.  The shortcut for Previous Tab is
          Command/Ctrl + right arrow. 
      -  Previous Tab switches to the Viewing Tab to the left of the
          currently displayed tab.  The shortcut for Previous Tab is
          Command/Ctrl + left arrow. 
      -  Rename Selected Tab... allows
          the user to rename the Viewing Tab with any name or descriptor
          they choose.
 
 

    
      -  Move All Tabs in Current Window to
            New Windows separates all of the Viewing Tabs out into
          individual Workbench Windows.
      - Move All Tabs From All Windows Into
            Selected Window takes all individual Workbench Windows
          and turns them into Viewing Tabs within a single Window.
      - Move Selected Tab to Window > moves
          the active Viewing Tab into a new Window (if there are no
          other Windows open) or into another existing Window. 
      - Identify
          opens the Information Window.  Allows the user to
          select Brainordinates via several different methods.
      - Information
          opens the Information Window.  When the user clicks
          on a surface or volume in the viewing area, this is where the
          information for that location is displayed.
      - Scenes...
        opens the Scenes Window.  When there
          is a check mark in front of this option (as shown below), it
          means the Scene box is open.  Click this option again and
          it will close the Scenes Window.
      - Bring All To Front pulls all of
          the Workbench elements (Windows, Toolboxes, etc.) that are
          opened, out in front of all other displays (Terminal windows,
          browsers, applications, etc.). 
      - Tile Windows organizes all open
          Workbench Windows into columns and rows.
 
     