1. Sorting Controls
Controls can be sorted in the list on the left in the Controls Manager. Just drag'n'drop the Controls in the order you prefer. The order of Controls in this list will be used for the list of the Controls switch in the Controls Panel. So often-used Controls can be moved up and not so often-used Controls can be moved down to access them faster through the Controls switcher in the Controls Panel.
2. Deactivating or Activating Controls
The Control Switcher in the Controls Panel only shows those Controls activated. So Controls which are used rarely can be deactivated to avoid a completely filled-up list. Controls can be deactivated or activated with the ON/OFF switch which can be found in the top bar in the right view of the Controls Manager. Deactivated Controls are grayed out in the list on the left of the Controls Manager.
3. Controls Information
Clicking the Information button in the top bar of the right view of the Controls Manager brings up the Controls Information sheet. It is like the about box of an application telling you some information about the author, version and description of the Control. This is especially useful for getting to know if you have the newest version of a Control installed.
4. Setting up Shortcuts for a Controls Workflow
Each workflow of a Control can also be executed via a shortcut which can be set in the right view of the Controls Manager, the workflow browser. Each workflow can have its own shortcut. To set up a shortcut, click on the shortcut field and enter your preferred key combination. When a workflow is executed via a shortcut, an overlay will tell you which workflow you just started.
5. Exporting Controls
Controls can be exported for sharing with your friends over mail or Dropbox and more. Exported Controls can later be installed by double clicking on the Controls icon or by choosing File > Install Control from the menu.
6. Uninstalling Controls
Controls can be easily uninstalled from Cockpit. Just select the Control you wish to uninstall in the Controls list on the left of the Controls Manager and click on the Remove button on the bottom left corner.