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Items or processes, and groups, can only be grouped within their own category. Thus you can only
group processes with other processes, resource documents with other resource documents, and
printer queues with other printer queues. In the resource documents category, you can only group doc-
uments with others of the same version and type. For example, you can only group documents from
PlanetPress Design (files with a PTK extension) with other PTK files, not with printer-resident doc-
uments.
You can also use groups to quickly assign multiple PlanetPress Design documents to multiple printer
queues. By dragging a group of documents to a printer queue, you assign all the documents in the
group to that queue.
Tip: Groups can be copied and moved using the Clipboard and Drag & Drop; see "Moving and
copying configuration components" on page697.
Grouping objects
To add a group in the Configuration Components pane:
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Select one or more processes and/or groups in the same group and choose View > Group.
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Right-click one or more selected processes and/or groups and select Group from the contextual
menu.
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Select one or more processes or groups in the same group and press CTRL+G.
The selected items will be moved to a new (sub)group.
When you've clicked on a group, all processes therein are moved to a new subgroup.
Objects are added to an existing group via drag-and-drop. The objects are added as the last objects in
the group.
Ungrouping objects
To remove a group in the Configuration Components pane, but keep its contents:
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Select the group and choose View > Ungroup.
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Right-click on the group and select Ungroup from the contextual menu.
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Select the group and press CTRL+U.
The contents of the group will move one level up.
To remove objects from a group, without removing the group itself, select the object or objects and
use one of the methods above or drag-and-drop.
If a group becomes empty, you are prompted to confirm the deletion of the group.
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