<p class="Paragraph">The object catalog provides an overview of all modules and dialogs you have created in OpenOffice.org, as well as a list of the properties and methods that can be applied to a specified object. Each module lists all respective SUBS and for every dialog, a list of the methods and properties you can apply is displayed. All controls incorporated into your dialogs are also listed here along with their respective properties and methods.</p>
<p class="Paragraph">From the object catalog, you can drag & drop the methods and properties you want to apply to the selected object directly into the Basic Editor. For instance, to insert a command line at the current cursor position in the program code, proceed as follows:</p>
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<p class="P2">Click the <span class="T1">Object Catalog</span> icon in the Macro bar.</p>
<p class="P3">The dialog displays a list of all existing objects. Many objects (e.g., documents, templates, and the libraries and modules of application itself ) contain subitems that you can choose to hide or show. By double-clicking a module entry, for example, you can view all the contained SUBS or FUNCTIONS.</p>
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<p class="P3">Now, to insert a command line (e.g., "Dialog1.CommandButton1.Move") in the Basic Editor, simply click on the corresponding entry in the object catalog and drag it to the desired position in the program code.</p>
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<p class="Paragraph">Close the object catalog by clicking the (X) icon in the title bar.</p>