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ChadEdit User Guide
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4. Repeat step 3 to add up to 255 actions to the action list.
5. If you want your USR-5 to ‘jump to’ a specific panel when it is done executing
the action list, select the panel to jump to in the Jump drop-down list.
When executing an action list, your USR-5 ignores panel jumps in aliases.
Actions can be moved up or down the action list, by selecting the action to be moved, holding down a CTRL
key and using the cursor UP or DOWN keys. Alternatively, you can drag actions up or down the action list
using the mouse.
key and using the cursor UP or DOWN keys. Alternatively, you can drag actions up or down the action list
using the mouse.
How can I use panel view grids?
Panel view grids are a helpful tool to line up buttons and frames. A panel view grid is a set of up to 64 horizontal
and 64 vertical line segments. The main use for grids is grid snapping, which restricts button and frame locations
to grid locations, the locations where the line segments of a grid intersect. Grid snapping affects button and
frame moving, dropping a button or frame dragged from a panel or the gallery, as well as button or frame
resizing.
and 64 vertical line segments. The main use for grids is grid snapping, which restricts button and frame locations
to grid locations, the locations where the line segments of a grid intersect. Grid snapping affects button and
frame moving, dropping a button or frame dragged from a panel or the gallery, as well as button or frame
resizing.
All grid functions are accessible through the Grid submenu of the Panel menu or the Grid submenu of the
panel view pop-up menu. Default grid settings, which affect all newly opened panel views, can be set in the
Settings menu. The following is an overview of some of the things you can do with grids:
panel view pop-up menu. Default grid settings, which affect all newly opened panel views, can be set in the
Settings menu. The following is an overview of some of the things you can do with grids:
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ChadEdit stores 10 different default grids, which are automatically assigned
to a panel view when it is opened. The grids can be modified per panel
view without affecting the default grids. Use the Set Default Grid submenu
of the Settings menu to set any of ChadEdit’s default grids to the current
grid of the active panel view.
to a panel view when it is opened. The grids can be modified per panel
view without affecting the default grids. Use the Set Default Grid submenu
of the Settings menu to set any of ChadEdit’s default grids to the current
grid of the active panel view.
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To change the current grid of a panel view, enable grid editing by selecting
Edit Grid in the Grid submenu. The Edit Grid item is only enabled if a grid
is currently visible.
Edit Grid in the Grid submenu. The Edit Grid item is only enabled if a grid
is currently visible.
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A horizontal grid line can be added by holding down a CTRL key while
clicking on a horizontal grid line. A similar approach works for vertical
grid lines.
clicking on a horizontal grid line. A similar approach works for vertical
grid lines.
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The selected grid line can be deleted by pressing the DEL key. Note
that every grid must contain at least one horizontal and one vertical
grid line. Therefore, the last horizontal and vertical grid line cannot be
deleted.
that every grid must contain at least one horizontal and one vertical
grid line. Therefore, the last horizontal and vertical grid line cannot be
deleted.
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When you put the selected grid line on top of another grid line and you
deselect the selected grid line, the selected grid line is deleted.
deselect the selected grid line, the selected grid line is deleted.
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To add a vertical grid line to the right of two other vertical grid lines at
the same distance as the distance between the two other vertical grid
lines, hold down a CTRL key and press the cursor RIGHT key. A similar
approach works for a vertical line to the left of two vertical grid lines and
horizontal grid lines.
the same distance as the distance between the two other vertical grid
lines, hold down a CTRL key and press the cursor RIGHT key. A similar
approach works for a vertical line to the left of two vertical grid lines and
horizontal grid lines.
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To create an evenly spaced grid, use the Auto Grid... menu item.