Preferences

 OverviewDrop on Object

Document Dropped on Object

You can use these settings to control what happens when you drag and drop a document file onto an object. A document file is any file that can't be displayed in an object.

Add File.Open action to "On Click" event

Automatically add a File.Open action to the object's On Click event.

Ignore

Ignore the attempt to add the file.

Ask

Ask you if a File.Open action should be added to the object.

Note: If the object does not have an On Click event, it will be ignored.

Audio Dropped on Object

You can use these settings to control what happens when you drag and drop an audio file onto an object.

Add Audio.Load action to "On Click" event

Automatically add an Audio.Load(CHANNEL_NARRATION, "Filename", true, false) action to the object's On Click event.

Ignore

Ignore the attempt to add the file.

Ask

Ask you if an Audio.Load action should be added to the object.

Note: If the object does not have an On Click event, it will be ignored.

Page Dropped on Object

You can use these settings to control what happens when you drag and drop a page from the Page Manager pane onto an object.

Add Page.Jump action to "On Click" event

Automatically add a Page.Jump action to the object's On Click event.

Ignore

Ignore the dragging attempt.

Ask

Ask you if a Page.Jump action should be added to the object.

Note: If the object does not have an On Click event, it will be ignored.

Dialog Dropped on Object

You can use these settings to control what happens when you drag and drop a dialog from the Dialog Manager pane onto an object.

Add DialogEx.Show action to "On Click" event

Automatically add a DialogEx.Show action to the object's On Click event.

Ignore

Ignore the dragging attempt.

Ask

Ask you if a DialogEx.Show action should be added to the object.

Note: If the object does not have an On Click event, it will be ignored.