Reference
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* {{l|:Category:Canvas Window}} | * {{l|:Category:Canvas Window}} | ||
| − | + | ** {{l|Canvas Menu Caret}} | |
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* {{l|:Category:Panels|Panels}} | * {{l|:Category:Panels|Panels}} | ||
<ul>{{Include|Category:Panels}}</ul> | <ul>{{Include|Category:Panels}}</ul> | ||
Revision as of 07:13, 12 September 2009
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Synfig Studio has a comprehensive dock system. The panels (and the Canvas) can be docked or panned. It means that you can group then in vertical or horizontal dock windows and/or place them up, down to the left or to the right.
How to arrange your Workspace ?
Just drag and drop by the Panel tab and put it down on another dock or place it using the Placement Widget. This way, you can arrange the workspace of Synfig Studio to a SDI, MDI or TDI application, single or multiple windows allowing easily configure Synfig Studio in dual screen environment .
The panels list and predefined workspaces can be found in the Window Menu
List of panels
Subcategories
This category has the following 6 subcategories, out of 6 total.
Pages in category "Reference"
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