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<h1 class="firstHeading">General tab</h1>
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The General tab of the <a href="MAINApplication_Preferences.htm">Application
Preferences</a> dialog is laid out as shown below:</p>
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<h2>Rotary Control Operation</h2>
<p>There are three choices for the way on-screen control
panel rotary objects work.</p>
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<li class="p"><p class="hcp1">Vertical
- adjust by clicking in the centre of the control
then moving the mouse up and down.</p></li>
<li class="p"><p class="hcp1">Horizontal
- adjust by clicking in the centre of the control
then moving the mouse from side to side.</p></li>
<li>Rotary - adjust by clicking the mouse on the control
and using a circular motion to mimic a hand turning
the control.</li>
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<p>Each method has its advantages:</p>
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<li class="p"><p class="hcp1">Linear (vertical
or horizontal) control is easier to use when adjusting
rotary controls without looking at the screen, e.g.
when looking up to listen to audio.</p></li>
<li>Rotary control is sometimes preferred for more
accurate control settings and is perhaps more intuitive
for novice users.</li>
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<h2>Major grid marks every...</h2>
<p>This alters the view of the grid found in the Main design
space (toggled on/off using the Show/Hide Grid toolbar
button). While minor grid marks are fixed on a 10x10 spacing,
the bolder major grid marks can be adjusted to help align
design objects. The range is between 1 and 20 minor grid
marks.</p>
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<h2>Display application closing window</h2>
<p>When checked, the application will show a dialog while
<a href="MAINIntroduction.htm">London Architect</a> is
closing down, which can take some time. 'Closing Down'
is also shown in the Windows taskbar for the program.</p>
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<h2>Optimise for tablet PC</h2>
<p>Enable this option if you are using a tablet PC and
are experiencing mistaken re-triggering of buttons on
control panels. With this function enabled, HiQnet London
Architect control panels (in operate mode) ignore rapid
changes in mouse down/up messages. This helps to prevent
multiple mouse clicks often associated with tablet PCs
and other touchscreen controllers when gesturing or dragging
on the screen.</p>
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<h2>Display Microsoft On-Screen Keyboard
at Log On Dialog</h2>
<p>To make it easier to log into a secured
design using a tablet PC, this option
will display an on-screen keyboard with
the Log On Dialog to facilitate password
entry without rotating the tablet display
to access the physical keyboard.</p>
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<h2>Auto-adjust On-Screen Keyboard to below Log On Dialog</h2>
<p>If the above ''Display Microsoft On-Screen Keyboard
at Log On Dialog'' option is enabled as well as this option,
the on-screen keyboard will be centered below the Log
On Dialog. If this option is not enabled, the on-screen
keyboard will have its default position assigned by the
operating system.</p>
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<h2>Splash screen always on top</h2>
<p>With this option checked, the screen which is displayed
at startup will always be on top of any other application
which is running.</p>
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<h2>Always expand parameters in property grid</h2>
<p>The list of parameters for any <a href="Processing&#32;Object&#32;Descriptions.html">processing
object</a> can be seen in the properties grid by clicking
on +. With the &quot;Always expand parameters in property
grid&quot; checked, clicking on any processing object
will show its parameters within the properties box.</p>
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<h2>Use Cursor Edit Box Navigation</h2>
<p>When this is enabled you can use the cursor keys and
TAB / SHIFT + TAB, to navigate between edit boxes on a
control panel in operate mode. &#160;Use the ENTER key
to edit. &#160;The currently active edit box is shown
highlighted.</p>
<p>Use ALT + cursor keys to bump the current value of the
control.</p>
<p>When this option is not set, the cursor keys are used
to bump the value of the control last clicked on.</p>
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<h2>Use middle mouse button to pan and zoom</h2>
<p>With this option enabled, you can use the middle mouse
wheel to pan and zoom the view. Also, click on the middle
mouse wheel and drag to navigate around the window.</p>
<p>If the option is disabled, rotating the middle wheel
moves the view up and down, click and hold the middle
wheel down to pan and zoom.</p>
<h2>Show mute state on Processing Objects</h2>
<p>Many processing objects can have their inputs and/or
outputs muted. When this box is checked there will be
a red indication on all Processing Object inputs and outputs
which are muted.</p>
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