AMX IS-SPX-1000/1300 manual Browsing Panel, New Project dialog Target

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FIG. 8 New Project dialog - Target

5.Click OK to create the new project folder.

Browsing Panel

The browsing panel provides a few basic file operations through a pop-up menu that appears when right-clicking your mouse. The available operations change depending upon the area clicked:

If you right-click directly in the browsing panel of a specific view (make sure that no file or folder is currently selected), the following functions appear whose actions apply directly to the specific view currently opened:

•	New SVG file:	Create a new SVG multilayer file. Select the aspect ratio of the new document from 16:9, 4:3,
		16:10, 9:16, 3:4, or 10:16.
•	New Playlist:	Create a new Playlist file.
•	New Schedule:	Create a new scheduling file (with extension .ics).
•	New Collection:	Create a new folder.

•Upload...: Upload a document from your hard drive. Alternatively, files may be uploaded by dragging- and-dropping it from a Windows Explorer window.

If you right-click a specific file (or you right-click the browsing panel while a file has been selected), the following functions appear whose actions apply directly to the selected file:

•	Open:	Opens the file in the preview panel.
•	Delete:	Deletes the file without confirmation (short cut: shift+delete)
•	Rename:	Renames the file.
•	Update metadata:	Updates the icon of the file according to its content.
•	View source:	View source code if allowed on the specific file. If not this will be disabled
•	New SVG:	Create a New SVG file
•	New Playlist:	Create New Playlist
•	New Schedule:	Create new Schedule
•	Upload:	Upload a file to the project.
• Cut / Copy / Paste
•	Up:	Up a folder level
•	Refresh:	Refresh the current view.

If you right-click a Collection (Collections are equivalent to Folders in Microsoft Windows and can be used to arrange your media in a hierarchical manner) in addition to the above functions, you can access the Set type menu. This menu allows you to specify what type of collection you want (FIG. 9).

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