Using Probe Sets - Deleting Probe Sets
Deleting Probe Sets
In order to conserve resources or limit confusion, you can permanently remove Probe Sets from Probe Manager.
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Warning: When you delete a Probe Set all contained Probes are also deleted. |
To Delete a Probe Set
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Select the Probe Set that you want to delete.
Information for the Probe Set appears on the right side of the display panel.
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Right click on the selected Probe Set.
The Probe Set options pop-up menu appears.
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Select Delete.
A confirmation dialog box appears, requesting you to verify that you want to delete the selected Probe Set.
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Select Yes to delete the Probe Set.
Probe Manager permanently deletes the Probe Set, along with all contained Probes and associated data.
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