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Reset the property to its default value

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Click this button to reset the property to its default value

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<h2>The Property Editor</h2><p>You can change the appearance and behavior of the selected widget in the property editor.</p><p>You can set properties for components and forms at design time and see the immediately see the effects of the changes. Each property has its own editor which (depending on the property) can be used to enter new values, open a special dialog, or to select values from a predefined list. Click <b>F1</b> to get detailed help for the selected property.</p><p>You can resize the columns of the editor by dragging the separators in the list's header.</p><p><b>Signal Handlers</b></p><p>In the Signal Handlers tab you can define connections between the signals emitted by widgets and the slots in the form. (These connections can also be made using the connection tool.)

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<h2>The Object Explorer</h2><p>The Object Explorer provides an overview of the relationships between the widgets in a form. You can use the clipboard functions using a context menu for each item in the view. It is also useful for selecting widgets in forms that have complex layouts.</p><p>The columns can be resized by dragging the separator in the list's header.</p><p>The second tab shows all the form's slots, class variables, includes, etc.</p>

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<h2>The File Overview Window</h2><p>The File Overview Window displays all open dialogs.</p>

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<b>The Action Editor</b><p>The Action Editor is used to add actions and action groups to a form, and to connect actions to slots. Actions and action groups can be dragged into menus and into toolbars, and may feature keyboard shortcuts and tooltips. If actions have pixmaps these are displayed on toolbar buttons and beside their names in menus.</p>

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<b>The Form Window</b><p>Use the various tools to add widgets or to change the layout and behavior of the components in the form. Select one or multiple widgets to move them or lay them out. If a single widget is chosen it can be resized using the resize handles.</p><p>Changes in the <b>Property Editor</b> are visible at design time, and you can preview the form in different styles.</p><p>You can change the grid resolution, or turn the grid off in the <b>Preferences</b> dialog from the <b>Edit</b> menu.<p>You can have several forms open, and all open forms are listed in the <b>Form List</b>.

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Kommander found some temporary saved files, which were
written when Kommander crashed last time. Do you want to
load these files?

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<b>A %1 (custom widget)</b> <p>Click <b>Edit Custom Widgets...</b> in the <b>Tools|Custom</b> menu to add and change custom widgets. You can add properties as well as signals and slots to integrate custom widgets into <i>Qt Designer</i>, and provide a pixmap which will be used to represent the widget on the form.</p>

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You tried to insert a widget into the layout Container Widget '%1'.
This is not possible. In order to insert the widget, the layout of '%2'
must first be broken.
Break the layout or cancel the operation?