In each Cue in the Script Area is an arrow icon below the thumbnail to the right. Once all scripts are closed, it will take you back to the Launch Screen. If you have made changes to any scripts since the last save, it will also prompt you if you want to save those changes. If a script is playing, it will prompt you if you want to stop playback so that you can close the script. Close AllĬlose All is found in the File Menu of the Ribbon and will close all of the Scripts that are open. If that is the only script open and you close it, then it will take you back to the Launch Screen. If you have made changes since the last save, it will also prompt you if you want to save those changes. If the script is playing, it will prompt you if you want to stop playback so that you can close the script. CloseĬlose is found in the File Menu of the Ribbon and will close the selected Script. See Key Object Plug-In for more information. You can also select the object in the Edit Area to format the text box as you desire. Then, in the Layers Tab, choose the Key Objects Tab and then click the eye next to Clock to turn it on for the Main or Stage (depending on what is selected currently). To add and then use a Clock, in the Key Plug-In to the right, select the Clock option, click the + to add the Clock Key Object (if not already there) and choose the format (12-hour or 24-hour). The Clock is a real-time display of the clock on the Main or Stage using one of the Key Plug-In Options. See Transitions Plug-In and Duration for more information. You can adjust the settings to also start at the bottom, left, or right. The Circle Reveal by default starts at the top and makes a clockwise wipe to reveal the object or page. In the Transition Plug-In on the right side, the Circle Reveal is one of the Transitions available for both Objects and Pages. See Main Resolution and Stage Resolution for more information. Resize (which is the default) will attempt to adjust the X Value and Y Value as well as the Height and Width as a percentage relative to the new resolution, attempting to keep all objects confined to their same relative size and location compared to other objects on the screen. Scale will keep objects in their absolute X Value and Y Value as well as their pixel exact Height and Width which can result in Objects being off the screen. The Changing Resolution radio button is where you choose what to do when adjusting resolutions from one format to another. In the Settings Window found at the top of the Main Ribbon, you will see a Video Output section. Clicking that will open a Windows Explorer to allow you to choose a different image for your Quick Cue. When opening the Quick Cue selector, if you highlight over an existing Quick Cue, the Change Image option will appear.

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