Philips COLOR TOUCH SCREEN REM CONT W-DATABASE TSU6000 User Manual page 34

ProntoProEdit 3.0 - User Manual
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Copying a grid from one panel to another panel
The grids can be modified per panel without affecting the default grids. You
have to make use of the global grid settings to copy the grid from one panel
to another:
First you set the current grid of a panel as the default grid.
Then you assign that default grid to another panel.
To copy the grid
1 Open the panel with the grid you want to copy to another panel.
2 Select Set Default Grid from the Settings menu.
3 Select any unused grid as default grid, for example grid 9.
The following message appears: "Copied current grid of active panel into
default grid 9".
4 Click OK.
5 Open the panel to which you want to assign the grid.
6 Right-click in the panel, select Grid > Select Grid from the context
menu.
Select grid 9.
7
The default grid 9 is displayed in the active panel.
Snapping to a grid
With grid snapping the locations of the frames and buttons are restricted to
the grid locations. These grid locations are situated where the grid lines
intersect. Grid snapping affects:
moving a frame or a button;
dragging and dropping a frame or a button from the gallery into a panel
or from one panel to another;
resizing a default frame or button.
To activate grid snapping
1 Open the panel with the frames and buttons you want to position.
Right-click in the panel, select Grid > Snap to Grid from the context
2
menu.
By default ProntoProEdit snaps the top left corner of a frame or button to
the nearest grid location.
3 Right-click again, select Grid > Snap Mode from the context menu.
Select one of the following options to change the way the frames and
buttons snap to the grid locations:
Top Left;
Top Right;
Bottom Left;
Bottom Right;
Center.
4 Move or copy the frames and buttons.
They will snap to the nearest grid location depending on the Snap Mode
you selected.
Basic CCF Actions
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