7.3.3. Configuring toolbars, keyboard, mouse and pop-up menu<br>

### 7.3.3. Configuring toolbars, keyboard, mouse and pop-up menu

The graphic editor enables you to configure the contents of toolbars, assign operations to individual keys and keyboard shortcuts, configure operations executed on pressing mouse buttons and define the contents of pop-up menu. You can execute these operations in the “Configure” window.

¨ To display the window for configuring toolbars, keyboard, mouse and pop-up menu select Options / Configure ...”.

The window has three tabs. One of them is used for configuring toolbars, the second is for configuring the keyboard and the mouse, the third is for configuring the pop-up menu.

Toolbar configuration:

In this part of the window (i.e. the first tab) you can specify the contents of all toolbar tabs.

A list of operation categories is displayed in the upper left part of the window. When you select one of the items in the list, available operations in the form of buttons are displayed in the upper right part of the window or a list of modules appears. When you position the mouse pointer on a button, its function is displayed.

The lower left part of the window contains a list of available toolbars (tabs of the main toolbar) and buttons for creating a new tab, deleting and renaming an existing tab. Two buttons with blue arrows to the right of the toolbar list are used for changing the sequence of tabs displayed within the main toolbar.

The central right part of the window contains the set of buttons of the selected toolbar.

¨ You can move the buttons from the upper part of the window to the lower part and back by dragging and dropping:

1. Position the mouse pointer on a button and click and hold the left mouse button.

2. While keeping the left mouse button depressed, move the pointer with the button to the desired part of the window.

3. Release the left mouse button.

You can delete buttons in a similar way by dragging them to the waste bin (also displayed in the window).

In the lower part of the window you can also change the appearance of buttons (“flat” or framed) and specify whether the hints for buttons are to display keyboard shortcuts.

¨ To create spacing between two neighbouring buttons, insert a “separator” between the buttons. The separator button is the first button in the upper part of the window.

Buttons that represent modules may be configured.

¨ To configure a button that represents a module:

1. Click the button, then click “Configure”.

2. A window described in section 7.11.4 is displayed.

Keyboard and mouse configuration:

On this tabs you can assign operations to individual keys of the keyboard or to key combinations and assign operations to mouse buttons.

A list of operation categories is displayed in the upper left part of the window. When you select one of the items in the list, available operations of that category are displayed in the upper right part of the window.

¨ To assign an operation to a key or a combination of keys:

1. Select a category of operations.

2. Select an operation from the list of operations – the key combination to which the operation is currently assigned is displayed in the “Current shortcut key” field. This field is empty if no keys are assigned to the operation.

3. Click on the “Press new shortcut key” field.

4. Press the key combination you want the operation to be assigned to. The combination is displayed and a warning is issued if that combination has already been assigned to an operation.

5. Click on the “Assign” button. The selected key or key combination is assigned to the indicated operation.

6. The “Default” button restores the default keyboard configuration.

¨ To assign an operation to a mouse button:

1. Select a category of operations.

2. Select an operation from the list of operations.

3. Click on the appropriate “Button” and “Click” fields on the right side of the window. Information is displayed on the operation currently assigned to the mouse button.

4. Click on the assigning button.

5. By pressing the “Cancel” button you can cancel the assignment.

Fields for configuring mouse wheels are in the right part of the window. For a single wheel mouse, settings are those for a vertical wheel. For a dual wheel mouse, vertical and horizontal wheels may be configured separately. The use of mouse rolls and associated keys of the keyboard is described in section 4.3.

Pop-up menu configuration:

In this part of the window you can define the contents of pop-up menu, the invoking of which may be assigned, for instance, to the right mouse button.

A list of operation categories is displayed in the upper left part of the window. When you select one of the items in the list, available operations of that category are displayed in the lower left part of the window along with “(menu component)” and “(separator)” items, which enable inclusion of an operation that depends on the clicked component and of a separator – a line for separating menu lines, respectively.

A list of operations included in the pop-up menu is displayed on the right side of the window. You can change the sequence of functions by means of buttons with blue arrows on the right side of the list.

You can move operations from one list to the other by dragging and dropping or by using the “Add” and “Cancel” buttons.

The “Default” button restores the default pop-up menu.