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4. To change any settings or close an open window, click on the window number to select it.
Then right-click anywhere inside the Window Treebar to display a pop-up dialog box. Select
Close to close the window or Setting to change any of the window settings.
5. Finally, to create a new window click on any window number that is not currently used.
Then, right-click inside the Window Tree and click New.
Using the Window Tree to change object attributes
1. On the Window Tree, click + adjacent to any window number. The tree will expand to list
the objects on that window, as shown:
2. The Object ID of each objects will be listed. For example, TX_0 is Text Display #0, SW_0 is
Set Word #0, etc.
3. To highlight a particular object on the screen, click on the Object ID in the list. This allows
the quick selection of a particular object, especially on crowded screens or screens where
objects may be overlapping..
4. To display the object's attribute dialog box, double-click the Object ID in the Window Tree.
Using the grid function
One option is to have the work area covered with grid lines. These grid markings can be helpful when trying to
align objects that are created on the work area. If grid lines are selected, you can decide what size each grid is.
1. On the Option Menu, click Grid/Snap.
2.
Click the Display box or click the Grid icon in the Standard toolbar.
Changing the grid size & color
1. On the Option Menu, click Grid/Snap
2. Select the X spacing and Y spacing for grid size.
3. Select the Grid color in the drop down menu.
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If you still don't see the grid after you have enabled it, make sure that the color of the
grid doesn't match the background color of the window currently displayed.
Spacing is measured in pixels.
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