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About projects
What is a project?
A "project" is the most basic unit of data management on the CG-8. A project contains
up to 128 "Photo Patches" (background images) and "Stamp Patches" (foreground
images). Each project also contains the "Photo Pictures" used by the Photo Patches and
the "Stamp Pictures" used by the Stamp Patches. These pictures are loaded from the
internal hard disk or a CompactFlash card (via the included card adaptor) and
assigned to the visual pads [1]–[16].
Projects themselves are saved on the internal hard disk, and can be assigned to visual
pads [1]–[16] for recall.
This section explains how to create and edit projects, how to assign projects to the
visual pads, and how to select and load a project into the CG-8.
These operations are performed in the PROJECT EDITOR screen. Access the PROJECT
EDITOR screen, and then use the appropriate screen to make settings.
Project-related operations
Except for the operation of selecting a project, the operations here are performed in
Menu mode (p. 49) using the [MENU] button, [EXIT] button, [ENTER] button,
[
PREV][NEXT
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[MENU] button
[
PREV] button
[VALUE] dial
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[MENU] button:
In Play mode (p. 49), press and hold this button two seconds or longer to access the
MAIN MENU screen. If you press this button in Menu mode, the message "Quit
this menu. Are you sure?" will appear, and you can then use the
[
PREV][NEXT
return to Play mode.
•
[EXIT] button:
Press this to return to the previous screen. You can also press this from the MAIN
MENU screen to return to Play mode.
•
[ENTER] button:
Press this to execute an operation.
•
[
PREV][NEXT
Use these buttons to select the item that you want to work with.
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[VALUE] dial:
Use this to select the visual pad, folder, or file that you want to assign.
50
] buttons, and [VALUE] dial.
] buttons to select "OK" and press the [ENTER] button to
] buttons:
[EXIT] button
[NEXT
] button
[ENTER] button
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