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New: opens
the New Project window, where you can choose between different standard
project templates, samples and your imports. Double clicking any preview
image will create a new project based on the chosen template.
Creating
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Open:
opens a previously saved
project via a file selection dialog. Opens *.bb
files only.
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Save:saves
your project as *.bb-file. The first time you save a project it opens
a file dialog and lets you name the project.
Saving a
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Undo / Redo (design-related only): undo
or redo the last change you made in your design. This functionality relates
to adding and deleting objects as well as changes of object properties
and states. Changes in your project can be undone up to the point where
your project was created or imported.
NOTE: Undo and Redo do
not work for changes concerning action lists, scanning, content, events,
global variables and additional files, as well as changes in the objects
library. It is a design-related undo/redo functionality.
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Test: switches
your application to testmode. In test mode you can preview your project.
Here you test the functionality and design of your application live. If
an internet connection is active, your application can access the web,
so you can check
links and functionality online.
Press the test button again to switch BrowserBob back to design mode.
Important note: in testmode, no new windows can be opened at all. Handling
of Popups and new windows can only be tested with a finished application.
Also the functionality of a custom user agent string is not available
in testmode.
Testing
your project
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Build: opens
the build dialog, which enables you to finish your project and generate
standalone windows applications in several different formats.
Generating
your project (Building)
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Send to back:
moves the selected object to the backmost
position. |

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Send backwards:
moves the selected object one z-order
position backwards. |

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Bring forward:
moves
the selected object on z-order position forward. |

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Bring to
front: moves
the selected object to the topmost position.
Tip:
if the object which shall be moved to front is completely hidden behind
a different object, you may select it from the project explorer. |
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