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2. Give the action button a Description (name). It appears under the button in
the main window.
When working with buttons, there are a few things to remember:
A button and a set can have the same name.
A particular button resides in only one set (you could, manually, create
a duplicate in another set).
A set can contain up to 99 buttons.
3. You can hide the action button by clearing the Active check box. The button
still exists but does not display. Hiding a button is convenient for seasonal
buttons (e.g., those producing a list of holiday or summer books) or for
classappropriateness. The remaining buttons shift over to fill the gap left by
the inactive one. You can reactivate it at any time by checking the box.
4. Place the action button anywhere in the set by selecting the Order number.
The buttons are numbered from left to right, top to bottom. By default, the
first empty position appears. If you choose a number that has already been
taken, the new button takes that position and the others shift down.
Example:
If you choose to assign a button the number 3, the existing buttons,
numbered 3 through 10, become numbers 4 through 11.
Associating an image with the button
You can select the image that appears on the action button. All of the default
button images plus some extra ones are located in your CC40\WOPAC (or
MOPAC)\ARTWORK folder.
Click Picture and browse to locate the image file. Doubleclick it to copy it onto
the Button Configuration dialog.
Click to locate the
image file.
Making the best image
You can create or obtain your own images. Any image or clip art with an
acceptable format, color depth, and size can be used: