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When dragging configuration components, a horizontal line appears where the component will
be dropped (if the location is valid). At the end of this line will be small "dents". If thesedents
are on top of the line, the component will be placed at the same level (group)as the component
before it. If the dents are at the bottom, the component will be placed at the same level
(group)as the component after it.
If you move an object in the Configuration Components pane on top of a group, the group
name turns maroon (in the default color scheme)to indicate the object will be moved in the
group after all the existing objects currently in that group.
Using the clipboard buttons
l Click on the component you want to move.
l
Go to the Home tab of the ribbon.
l
Click the Cut button in the Clipboard group.
l Click on the new location where you want the component.
l
Click the Paste button in the Clipboard group.
Using the contextual menu
l Right-click on the component you want to move.
l
Click on Cut in the contextual menu.
l Right-click on the new location where you want the component.
l
Click on Cut in the contextual menu.
Using the keyboard shortcuts
l Click on the component you want to move.
l Do CTRL+X(cut)on your keyboard.
l Click on the new location where you want the component.
l Do CTRL+V(paste)on your keyboard.
Copying components
You can make a copy of any component in the Configuration Components pane, except
resource files (of which you can only have one copy). Copying components is done using the
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