Logitech 965162-0403 Reference Manual - Page 19

tooldial Configuration Configuring the tooldial Contents TIP YOU CAN DRAG ITEMS DIRECTLY FROM A FINDER WINDOW ONTO MENU CELLS WITHIN THE CONSOLE. Once you have created your new Menu, you can easily configure its contents to fit your unique needs. First, make sure that the Menu you wish to edit is selected in the Menu pane at the top of the Console. • If your selected Menu is a System-level Menu, then simply drag any item from a Finder window directly onto a cell in the tooldial Menu displayed at the lower right corner of the Console. • If your selected Menu is an Application-level Menu, then select the menu command, tool or Tweak tool from the list of available items in the Command pane at the bottom of the Console, and drag the item onto the appropriate cell on the tooldial Menu. When you release the mouse button, an icon or textual description representing your selected item will appear in the cell. If you wish to replace an existing Menu item, simply drag and drop a new item into that same cell; the new item will replace the existing one. To delete an item from a Menu cell, click on the item and drag it off the Menu, and release the mouse button. Command Pane Names The Command pane includes the full name of each Adobe® application tool and menu command, under the Command column. For those items with particularly long names, the NuLOOQ tooldial affords you the option of entering a brief identifier of your own choosing. We recommend that you limit this user-defined name to eight characters. It need not be a unique identifier. Items to which you can assign a userdefined name will display a pencil symbol under the Abbreviations column when you select that item in the Command pane. To add a user-defined name to an item from the Command pane, select the item and then click on the pencil symbol in the Abbreviations column to the right of the full Adobe name. A text field will appear, in which you can enter any name up to eight characters. In cases where you have entered a user-defined name, this name will automatically appear in place of the official Adobe name in all tooldial cells containing that item. You do not need to re-map the tool or command onto the tooldial Menu(s). To remove a user-defined name, click on the pencil next to the name you wish to remove; the Abbreviations text field will become highlighted. Then simply delete the characters from the text field. The full Adobe name will automatically replace the user-defined name in all tooldial Menu cells that contain that particular tool or command. You will not need to re-map the items to the tooldial Menu(s). 15