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Displays remote control routing and button numbers of all buttons in the menu. You can
Show Button Routing
customize the routing only if the Automatically Route Buttons menu property is turned off. (See "To change the
routing order" on page 130.)
Displays any guides you added to the menu for aligning buttons and objects.
Show Guides
Displays the New Guide dialog box, where you can specify the type of guide (horizontal or vertical)
New Guide
you want to add and its position in pixels coordinates within the menu. Guides are saved with the menu and can be
viewed in Photoshop.
Displays the normal (unselected) state of all buttons.
Show Normal Subpicture Highlight
Displays the selected (highlighted) state of all buttons.
Show Selected Subpicture Highlight
Displays the activated state of all buttons.
Show Activated Subpicture Highlight
To improve performance, turn off the display of subpictures when they're not needed.
Library panel
The Library panel includes predesigned templates for menus and other design elements. You can create menus based
on these predesigned templates, and you can customize menus using other design elements, such as buttons, images,
and shapes, found in the Library panel. You can also create menu templates and add your own design elements to
the Library panel so that menus and designs that you use frequently are right at hand. Visit Resource Center on the
Adobe website to view a tutorial about using the menus in the Library.
Items in the Library panel are organized into thematic sets, such as Education, Corporate, or Wedding. You can
create your own sets or add to the existing sets. In addition, buttons on the panel let you view the elements of the
current set by type: menus, buttons, images, backgrounds, layer sets, text, shapes, and replacement layers. When you
select an item, its preview appears at the top of the panel.
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Library panel
A. Name of currently displayed set B. Preview of selected item C. Panel menu with additional options D. Buttons to display different types
of items E. Predesigned items F. Buttons to place, replace, add, and remove items