You can add two types of pages to your applications: standard pages (like the StartPage), and background pages. You can also add a standard or background page using a template. (Refer to the section entitled "Working with Pages" at the end of this chapter for more information on templates.)
The Page Wizard appears. Use the first screen in the wizard to specify that you want to create a new page. Subsequently, the wizard lets you name the new page, and optionally specify a Background page to associate with the new page. As soon as you click on Finish, the wizard creates the new page.
The Page Wizard appears. Use the first screen in the wizard to specify that you want to create a new background page. Subsequently, the wizard lets you name the new page and creates it as soon as you click on Finish.
The Page Wizard appears, displaying the following options.
2. Click on the "Import a page from a file" option and click on Next.
The following fields appear.
3. In the top field, click on the "..." button to display an Open dialog box.
4. Use the Open dialog box to search for the desired .jmb file.
5. Click on Open to remove the Open dialog box.
The bottom field in the wizard is enabled. The drop-down list box now contains the names of all the pages in the selected file.
6. Use the bottom field in the wizard to select the page to import.
7. Click on the Next button.
A screen appears that allows you to specify a new name for the page you are importing.
You can rename the page as desired or use the existing name. However, note Jamba will not let you import a page with a name that is already in use in the current project.
8. Click on the Finish button.
The page is imported and added to the end of the list of standard or background pages, depending on the type of page you imported.