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CONFIGURING THE COLOR VIRTUAL HMI<br />

USING THE IMAGE LIBRARY<br />

KEYBOARD OPTIONS<br />

While creating a display primitive, the following keyboard options are available…<br />

• Holding down the Shift key while dragging-out the primitive will cause the<br />

primitive to be drawn such that it is centered on the initial mouse position, with<br />

one of its corners defined by the current mouse position. (If this doesn’t make<br />

sense, go ahead and try it—it’s a lot easier to see than it is to explain!) This is<br />

useful for drawing symmetrical figures centered on an initial point.<br />

• Holding down the Ctrl key while dragging-out the primitive will keep its<br />

horizontal and vertical sizes the same. This is useful when you want to be sure<br />

that you draw an exact circle or square using the ellipse or rectangle primitives.<br />

These options are also active when primitives are re-sized.<br />

LOCK INSERT MODE<br />

The padlock icon on the drawing toolbox can be used to add a number of primitives of the<br />

same basic type without having to click the toolbox icon for each item in turn. To cancel lock<br />

mode, click the padlock icon again, or press the Escape key. The same operation can be<br />

performed by using the Lock Mode command on the Insert menu.<br />

USING THE IMAGE LIBRARY<br />

To add an image from Crimson’s extensive image library, click on the “book” icon in the<br />

toolbar, or select the Picture / Image command from the Insert menu. The image library will<br />

open at the last-accessed page, allowing an image to be selected…<br />

Double-click on an image to select, and then drag-out the required size of the image as you<br />

would when inserting any other kind of primitive. The software will automatically create a<br />

Picture primitive containing the selected image. You should refer to the later sections of this<br />

manual for details on how this primitive might be further manipulated.<br />

REVISION 6 PAGE 161

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