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3. Click the option for the type of set you want to create:
n Click the Select a background image for the Set option to create a set with a background
image. Click the Browse button to select an image from your project folder.
The background image for the set must be the same size as the menu block.
n Click the Create a Transparent Set option to create a transparent set. If the menu block has
a background image, a transparent set allows that background image to be seen.
4. Click OK.
A new set is added and its properties are displayed in the Control Panel. For more information, see
"Menu element properties" on page 95.
Adding a button
1. Select a set.
2. Click the Add button and click Add Button.
The Add Button to Set window is displayed.
3. Click the Browse buttons to select images for the normal, selected, and activated button states.
The image for the normal state determines the size of the button. All three images must be the
same size.
4. Click OK.
A new button is added and its properties are displayed in the Control Panel. For more information,
see "Menu element properties" on page 95.
Adding an "if" condition
1. Select a menu navigation button (Enter Key, Up Key, Down Key, Left Key, or Right Key), On Show
event, or On Hide event.
2. Click the Add button and click Add Condition.
A new "if" condition is added to the button or event. You can edit the condition in the Control Panel.
For more information, see "Using conditions" on page 129.
Adding an "else if" condition
1. Select a condition.
2. Click the Add button and click Add Else If Condition.
A new "else if" condition is added to the "if" condition. You can edit the condition in the Control
Panel. For more information, see "Using conditions" on page 129.
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