the character display, while the actual image is printed on the All Points Addressable (APA) printer, you can see only the approximate image of the overlay, the record layout, or the page layout on the display. The screen view of the design display is shown: The following table explains each field in the above display. Table49.DesignOverlaydisplayinthescreenviewfields 230 AFP Utilities for iSeries: User’s Guide Layout of the Screen View Field Name Description Columns This field shows you the current image area that appears on the display. If the More... message appears at the right side of the bottom line of the image area, you may move from (scroll) this area to design another area. Control You may scroll the image area window by entering scrolling commands in this field and pressing the Enter key. When designing an overlay, you may also invoke the AFP Workbench Viewer by entering the *VIEW command to see a simulated printout of the overlay being designed. The AFP Workbench Viewer will not display bar codes created with the Bar Code Object Content Architecture (BCOCA). Image area The image area is the upper part of the display. It shows the approximate print image of an overlay, a record layout, or a page layout. You can see what kind of element has been entered and where in the image area it was entered. Key entry area The key entry area is the lower part of the display. This area is used to enter the parameters to define the elements. It appears only when you define or change an element. Function key area This area is used to show the function keys currently available.