Names attached to objects in order to specify them.

The reference area in a chart which lists and explains its colors, lines, fields, and values. There are various legend options, all of which can be changed under a chart's options.

A line is an element which prints a line in your report. At this point, lines can only be horizontal or vertical. A vertical line can go over multiple sections, or even pages, if its sections go over multiple pages.

Locales are sets of attributes related to language and/or regional settings. These attributes range from currency symbols ( for European, $ for US-American settings, for example) to number formats (1.000,00 for European, 1,000.00 for US-American settings) to date/time formats, and other things. To set the locale for i-net Designer, go to Options under File.

The log level defines how much information is stored in the log file of i-net Designer. There are five different log levels, ordered from high (that is, heightened logging) to low (that is, very little logging): DEBUG, INFO, WARN, STATUS, ERROR.

The DEBUG level logs anything and everything pertaining to the program, including developer notices and warnings. If you are having problems with i-net Designer, you will want to set your log level to this, and then send your log file to i-nets support. This is the highest log level possible.

The INFO level logs everything pertaining to information about the program, but does not include debug warnings and notices by the developers.

The WARN level logs every warning, error, or status change, but does not log information about program processes or debug messages.

The STATUS level logs only errors and/or status changes.

The ERROR level logs only errors. This is the lowest log level possible.

The appearance and behavior of a set of graphical elements, in this case, the appearance and behavior of i-net Designer.