ICON
COMMAND |
DESCRIPTION |
SHORTCUTS |
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Removes current screen saver from memory.
Dialog box [Save changes to current.ssd?] is shown if there was any editing after last saving. |
[CTRL]+N |
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Opens new ssd file,
standard Windows dialog box is shown. Before loading new ssd in memory, dialog box [Save changes to current.ssd?] is shown if there was any editing after last saving. |
[CTRL]+O |
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Saves current ssd file. If file is not
saved before, standard Windows dialog box is shown. If file was previously saved, older file
will be automatically overwritten.
It is a good idea to rename your file
after some work is done by using [save as] command from [file] pull-down menu. Save your
Current.ssd like Current-01.ssd. This way you will have security backups, and if you are
not happy with changes you can easily go few steps back. |
[CTRL]+S |
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Copies selected command(s)
on clipboard and deletes them from current ssd file.
You can access this command by
right-clicking mouse on any line or selection of lines. |
[CTRL]+X |
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Copies selected command(s) on clipboard.
You can access this command by
right-clicking mouse on any line or selection of lines. |
[CTRL]+C |
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Inserts contents of
clipboard below selected line.
If no line is selected contents is inserted at the and of ssd file.
You can access this command by
right-clicking mouse on any line or selection of lines. |
[CTRL]+V |
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Adds selected
command (left part of working area) at the end of the ssd file.
Dialog box for that command (if any) is displayed. |
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Adds
selected command (left part of working area) at the end of the ssd file.
Dialog box is NOT DISPLAYED. |
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Inserts selected command (left part of working area) before selected line in right part of working area. Dialog box is NOT DISPLAYED. |
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Deletes currently selected
line. By pressing [shift]+[del] you can skip [Are
you sure...?] dialog box. |
[DEL] |
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Executes current ssd file. |
[CTRL]+T |
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Starts ASSB's Wizard for quick and easy creating of screen savers. |
[CTRL]+W |
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Opens ASSB's Start window. |
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