NewsTicker User Guide

45Proceeding with our example, we’ll add a second module by clicking theicon next to “Sports”. Again, the Insert Module dialog appears and,again, we’ll choose Sports. Finally, we’ll click the button next to thebottom “Sports” label and select Headlines. Your display should looklike the following:TIPYou can re-position theorder of modules bydragging and droppingthe name of the moduleto a new location.Let’s analyze the anatomy of this screen. At the top is a section by itselflabeled “Initialization” which we’ll describe shortly. Below that, thereare three modules (Sports, Sports, and Headlines). These three modulesrepresent the display loop. So, if this runlevel were played, it woulddisplay Sports twice, followed by Headlines, then show Sports twiceagain, followed by Headlines again, and continue looping until stopped.Next to each of the three display modules are dropdown boxes. Thesedropdown boxes reference LOGIC files on your system. LOGIC filesare the middleware between the automated and manual data inNewsTicker and the various destinations you want the data sent. Themost basic LOGIC files bring up a specific template you created on yourCG and fills in the placeholders with data from NewsTicker. The morecomplex LOGIC files can do things like rotate sponsors every three