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New Project |
Creates a new project. |
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Open Project |
Opens an existing project. |
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Reopen Project |
Displays
a
submenu of
previously opened projects. Select a project to open it. |
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Project Properties |
Displays the project properties. |
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Close Project |
Closes
the active project. |
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New Form |
Creates
a new
form. |
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Open Form |
Opens
an existing
form. |
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Reopen Form |
Displays
a
submenu of
previously opened forms. Select a form to open it. |
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Close |
Closes
the active form. |
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Close
All |
Closes
all open forms. |
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Save |
Saves
the active form and generates the Java source code for the form (if
Java Code Generation is switched on in the Preferences). |
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Save
As |
Saves
the active form under another file name or location and generates the
Java source code for the form (if Java Code Generation is switched on
in the Preferences).
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Save
All |
Saves
all open forms and generates the Java source code for the forms (if
Java
Code Generation is switched on in the Preferences). |
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Import |
Imports NetBeans, IntelliJ IDEA or Abeille form files and
creates new JFormDesigner forms. Use File > Save to
save the new form
in the same folder as the original form file. This also updates the
.java file. |
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Exit |
Exits
JFormDesigner. Mac OS X: this item is in the JFormDesigner application
menu. |
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Undo |
Reverses
your most recent editing action. |
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Redo |
Re-applies the editing
action that has most recently been
reversed by the Undo
action. |
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Cut |
Cuts the selected
components to the
clipboard. |
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Copy |
Copies the selected
components to the clipboard. |
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Paste |
Pastes
the components in the clipboard to
the selected container of the active form. |
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Rename |
Renames the selected
component. |
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Delete |
Deletes
the selected components. |
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Show
Diagonals |
Shows
diagonals. |
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Squint
Test |
Simulates evaluating a
graphic layout by squinting your eyes.
This tests
legibility and whether the overall layout is a strong, clear layout.
You can change the squint intensity in the Preferences. |
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Refresh |
Refresh
the Design
view of the
active form. Reloads all classes used by the form and recreates the
form preview shown in the Design
view. Use this command, if
you changed the code of a component used in the form to reload the
component classes. |
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Test
Form |
Tests
the active
form. Creates live instances of the form in a new window. You can close
that window by pressing the Esc
key when the window
has the focus. If your form contains more than one top-level component,
use the drop-down menu in the toolbar to test another component. |
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Localize |
Edit localization
settings, resource bundle
strings, create new locales or delete locales. |
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New
Locale |
Creates a new locale. |
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Delete
Locale |
Deletes an existing locale. |
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Externalize
Strings |
Moves strings to a resource bundle for
localization. Use this command to start localizing existing forms. |
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Internalize
Strings |
Moves strings from a resource bundle into the
form and remove the strings from the resource bundle. |
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Generate
Java Code |
Generates
the Java code for the
active form. Normally it's not necessary to use this command because
when you save a form, the Java code will be also generated. |
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Activate
Designer |
Activates
the Design
view. |
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Activate
Structure |
Activates
the Structure
view. |
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Activate
Properties |
Activates
the Properties
view. |
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Activate
Error Log |
Activates
the Error
Log
view. By default, the Error Log
view is not visible. It
automatically appears if an error occurs. |
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Next
Form |
Activates
the
next form. |
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Previous
Form |
Activates
the previous form. |
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Preferences |
Opens
the Preferences
dialog. Mac OS X: this item is in the JFormDesigner application menu. |
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Help Contents |
Displays
help topics. |
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What's New |
Displays what's new in the current release. |
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Tip
of the Day |
Displays
a
list of interesting
productivity features. |
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Register |
Activates
your
license. |
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License |
Displays
information about your
license. |
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About |
Displays
information about JFormDesigner
and the system properties. |