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Working With Project (*.TP4) Files

TPDesign4 (v3.2 or higher)

Images, slots and sounds: Click these options to select which collateral information (Image

references, Slot references, and Sound references) will be retained when the button is pasted from

clipboard memory. By default, all collateral information is pasted with the button.

You can also select whether to overwrite image names, occupied slots and utilized sounds, in case

you are pasting over existing buttons that have their own image/slot/sound associations. By default,

all "overwrite" options are disabled.

See Also:

Copying/Pasting Pages - page 103

Copying/Pasting Popup Pages - page 117

Copying/Pasting Buttons - page 134

Copying/Pasting States - page 295

Copying/Pasting Across Projects - page 55

Quick Input

Select Quick Input from the Edit menu or Design View context menu to access the Quick Input sub-menu

(FIG. 44).

The Quick Input setting determines how typing directly into a Design View or into the State Manager will be

handled:

Current Property - This setting redirects keyboard input to the currently selected property on the

currently visible tab of the Properties Window (assuming one is selected).

For example, if you select the Name property (in the General tab of the Properties window), any

time you select a button in the Design View, you can just type and press the Enter key to enter a

new button name for the selected button. The result of the keystroke will depend on the property

selected.

Text - This setting redirects keyboard input to the button Text property for all selected button states

(in the States tab of the Properties window).

For example, if you select several states on a Multi-State button (in the State Manager window),

you can type and press the Enter key to enter new button text for the selected states. If no states are

selected, the text will be applied to all states of the button selected in the Design View.

Disabled - Disables the Quick Input option.

Undo/Redo

TPD4 supports full Undo / Redo functionality at the panel level. This means that each panel file that is open in

the program maintains a separate undo/redo stack and manages this for the user. You may either click the Undo

or Redo toolbar icons, or click Edit > Undo or Edit > Redo.

Click the down-arrows to view a history list that lists up to 25 of the most recent actions (FIG. 45).

Click to select one or more actions to be undone/redone.

The commands alter their text dynamically to indicate which action is next in the undo/redo list. Selecting

either option will immediately undo/redo the last action. These actions are independent of any file saves,

therefore you may undo past a save if you so desire.

FIG. 44 Quick Input sub-menu

FIG. 45 Undo List

1 ... 85 86 87 ... 430

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