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ProntoEdit User Guide, Edit Grid, Auto Grid, Snap Mode, Export Grids, Files

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ProntoEdit User Guide • 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. • A horizontal grid line can be added by holding down a CTRL key while clicking a horizontal grid line. A similar approach works for vertical grid lines. • 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. • 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. • 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. • To create an evenly spaced grid, use the Auto Grid menu item. • By default ProntoEdit snaps the top left corner of a button or frame to the nearest grid location. However, you can instruct ProntoEdit to snap to any corner or the center of a button or frame using the Snap Mode submenu of the Grid submenu. Note that the snap mode does not affect resizing, only placement or moving. • To make the current grid of panel A the current grid of panel B: make the current grid of panel A default grid 9 (or any other unused grid, we just picked 9 for this example), close panel B, open panel B, and select grid 9. • To move an entire grid, hold down a SHIFT key and use the mouse or the cursor UP or DOWN key to move the grid. • Use the Export Grids or Import Grids items in the Files menu to export or import the default grids to or from a text file. This allows you to keep your grids with your CCFs and makes it easier to make changes to your CCFs afterwards. In the Edit Grid mode it is not possible to make changes to individual buttons or frames. To return to normal editing mode, select Edit Grid again from the Panel > Grid menu or press ALT + G. The grid is now displayed in BLUE instead of GREEN. Grids are not stored in CCFs. 26

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ProntoEdit User Guide
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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.
•
A horizontal grid line can be added by holding down a CTRL
key while clicking a horizontal grid line. A similar approach
works for vertical grid lines.
•
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.
•
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.
•
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.
•
To create an evenly spaced grid, use the
Auto Grid
menu
item.
•
By default ProntoEdit snaps the top left corner of a button or frame to
the nearest grid location. However, you can instruct ProntoEdit to snap
to any corner or the center of a button or frame using the
Snap Mode
submenu of the
Grid
submenu.
Note that the snap mode does not affect resizing, only placement or
moving.
•
To make the current grid of panel A the current grid of panel B: make
the current grid of panel A default grid 9 (or any other unused grid, we
just picked 9 for this example), close panel B, open panel B, and select
grid 9.
•
To move an entire grid, hold down a SHIFT key and use the mouse or
the cursor UP or DOWN key to move the grid.
•
Use the
Export Grids
or
Import Grids
items in the
Files
menu to
export or import the default grids to or from a text file. This allows you
to keep your grids with your CCFs and makes it easier to make
changes to your CCFs afterwards.
In the
Edit Grid
mode it is not possible to make changes to individual buttons
or frames. To return to normal editing mode, select Edit Grid again from the
Panel > Grid menu or press ALT + G. The grid is now displayed in BLUE
instead of GREEN.
Grids are not stored in CCFs.