text: QA Audits dialog box
  Go Up to GUI of Audits and Metrics
  Project > QA Audits
  To open the QA Audits dialog box for Delphi projects, choose the Project > QA Audits menu command or choose the QA Audits context menu command in the Diagram View or Model View.
  The QA Audits dialog box has the following components:
  - Scope—In this list button, select the parts of the project that Audits will be run against.
  - Selection—This pane contains the tree of all available audits. Here you can select the audits to estimate.
  - Properties—In this pane, select the properties to use with the audit selected in the Selection pane.
  - Description—This pane shows the description of the audit selected in the Selection pane.
  Scope
  The Scope list button is on the top of the dialog box. It shows the parts of the project that Audits will be run against.
  Use the drop-down arrow to set the Scope for either the current
  Selection item (file in the Code Editor, diagram element in the Diagram View or model element in the Model View) or for the entire
  Project (
  Model for implementation projects). When choosing
  Selection, Audits are processed only for the file, namespace, or class that you have selected before invoking the QA Audits dialog box. If you choose
  Project (
  Model), Audits are processed for the entire project.
  Tip: If you have not selected any item in the code editor, Diagram View, or Model View, then Scope uses the entire project. If you want to run Audits on a specific file, class, namespace, or diagram, make sure you have selected it before you open the QA Audits dialog box.
  Selection Pane
  The Selection pane occupies the left side of the dialog box. It provides a list of available audits organized by categories.
  Select the check boxes next to the audits that you want to run. Check or clear the check box for a category to select or deselect all audits in the category. When you click an audit in the Selection pane, its description is displayed in the Description pane of the dialog box.
  Use the Selection pane toolbar to load and save sets of custom audits and to specify which audits to run on your projects.
  The Selection pane toolbar has the following buttons:
  Properties Pane
  The Properties pane occupies the right side of the dialog box. It shows the set of properties available for the audit currently selected in the Selection pane. Here you can edit options of properties. Where necessary, properties are explained in the description for the particular audit.
  Use the following toolbar buttons to display properties in the desired manner:
  The set of properties vary depending on the selected audit.
  Note: The Severity property is always present. You can assign an
  Info,
  Warning,
  Error, or
  Fatallevel of severity to each selected audit. The severity level defines how serious the violations are. The selected severity level is displayed in the results.
  Description Pane
  The Description pane occupies the bottom of the dialog box. When you click an audit in the Selection pane, its description is displayed in the Description pane. Descriptions include brief explanations of what the audit looks for, examples of violations, and advice on how to correct the code.
  Command Buttons
  The dialog provides the following command buttons:
  Warning: Audits are not available for design projects.
  Note: You can apply Audits only to files registered in the current project.