Omron NT - SUPPORT TOOL FOR WINDOWS V4 Operation Manual page 122

Common Operation
Reference: The following operation is also possible.
Multiple Edit Mode for Recipe Touch Switch
Example: Changing the position of the label in a touch switch
Green
(1)
(1) Confirm that no element (or element other than objective one) is selected.
(2) While holding down the Shift key and Ctrl key, click on the objective part of
the element that consists of multiple elements.
(3) The element automatically enters into Edit Object mode so that the element
selected at (2) can be edited.
Activating Edit Modes
To edit the component of a recipe element (frame and touch switches),
(1) Select the Recipe element.
(2) Select "Edit Object" from the Edit menu, or right click the mouse button and
select "Edit Object" from the pop-up menu.
This is the first level edit mode.
The recipe touch switches now behave like normal touch switches. The touch
switches can be resized and moved. When an internal touch switch is being se-
lected, Edit Mode will be available again for you to manipulate the components of
the internal touch switch by means of activating second level edit mode. That is,
the Edit Object menu item (both in pop-up menu and main menu) will not be
checked, and by selecting it the touch switch can be switched to edit mode. You
may also switch to edit mode using the Ins key.
In short, using the Edit Object menu item or the Ins key will allow you to toggle
between edit mode and selection mode or second edit level and first edit level.
If any of the editable components is selected, the screen element will go to se-
cond edit level. In that level, the editable component will be selected.
Only when the recipe screen element is in edit level one, can the internal touch
switches be resized.
Appearance of Resize Handles
When the second edit mode is active, the red handles surrounding the recipe
screen element are switched from solid red handles to red-outlined handles,
while the handles of the internal touch switch change from green to red solid and
Red
(2) (3)
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