### Template Builder Toolbar

Note: Some operations on this toolbar require you to have multiple controls selected. You must use the SelectorControl on the Controls toolbar to select more than one control.

1. New Template - This creates a new template. If you are working on an existing template, the software will display a message asking if you are sure you want to create a new template. If you click yes, it will overwrite the existing open template.

2. Open Template - This displays an Open dialog box showing all the templates stored in the TemplateRpts sub-directory located where you installed DataPage+.

3. Save Template - This saves any modifications made to the open template. If the template being saved is a new template it will display a Save As dialog box so you can name and store the template in whatever directory you desire. Note that templates are typically stored in the TemplateRpts sub-directory located where you installed DataPage+.

4. Save Template As - This displays a Save As dialog box so you can name and store the template with a new name or in a new directory.

5. Paste - This pastes on the main canvas the last control or controls that you have copied or cut.

6. Cut - This cuts the selected control or controls from the main canvas and stores them for pasting.

7. Copy - This stores a copy of the selected control or controls from the main canvas for pasting.

8. Delete - This deletes selected control or controls from the main canvas.

9. Undo - This undoes the most recent manipulation to a control or controls.

10. Redo - This redoes the operation undone with the Undo button.

11. Align Left - This aligns the left edges of selected controls together. If you used the CTRL key to select multiple controls then it aligns all the controls to the left-most edge of the first selected control.

12. Align Right - This aligns the right edges of selected controls together. If you used the CTRL key to select multiple controls then it aligns all the controls to the right-most edge of the first selected control.

13. Align Bottom - This aligns the bottom edges of selected controls together. If you used the CTRL key to select multiple controls then it aligns all the controls to the bottom-most edge of the first selected control.

14. Align Top - This aligns the top edges of selected controls together. If you used the CTRL key to select multiple controls then it aligns all the controls to the top-most edge of the first selected control.

15. Align Horizontal Center - This positions selected controls horizontally along the screen so that their centers will all line up along an imaginary vertical axis. If you used the CTRL key to select multiple controls, their centers will all line up along the first selected object's vertical axis.

16. Align Vertical Center - This positions selected controls vertically along the screen so that their centers will all line up along an imaginary horizontal axis. If you used the CTRL key to select multiple controls, their centers will all line up along the first selected object's horizontal axis.

17. Distribute Horizontal - This positions the selected controls horizontally on the screen so that there are no overlapping controls. to have all your controls in a single row, for example, you would first click Align Vertical Center and then Distribute Horizontal.

18. Distribute Vertical - This positions the selected controls vertically on the screen so that there are no overlapping controls. To have all your controls in a single column, for example, you would first click Align Horizontal Center and then Distribute Vertical.

19. Center Horizontal - Similar to Align Horizontal Center, except this lines up all selected controls horizontally along the imaginary vertical line that splits the main canvas.

20. Center Vertical - Similar to Align Vertical Center, except this lines up all selected controls vertically along the imaginary horizontal line that splits the main canvas.

21. Group - This groups multiple controls together and treats them as a single object for the intents of positioning on the canvas. The Properties Pane is hidden when you have a group selected. You can also right-click and select Group from the Grouping sub-menu.

22. Ungroup - This separates a group of controls back into individual controls. You can also right-click and select Ungroup from the Grouping sub-menu.

23. Bring Forward - If you have two or more controls in a stack that share a portion of the same physical space on the canvas, this brings the selected control up one level. You can also right-click and select Bring Forward from the Order sub-menu.

24. Bring To Front - If you have two or more controls in a stack that share a portion of the same physical space on the canvas, this brings the selected control to the top of the stack. You can also right-click and select Bring To Front from the Order sub-menu.

25. Send Backward - If you have two or more controls in a stack that share a portion of the same physical space on the canvas, this sends the selected control down one level. You can also right-click and select Send Backward from the Order sub-menu.

26. Send To Back - If you have two or more controls in a stack that share a portion of the same physical space on the canvas, this brings the selected control to the bottom of the stack. You can also right-click and select Send To Back from the Order sub-menu.

27. Same Height - This changes the height for selected controls so that they all match. If you dragged a box to select the controls, and a majority of the controls are already set to a common height, all the controls will be set to that height. Otherwise it will set the controls to the largest height of those controls selected. If you used the CTRL key to select multiple controls, all the controls will use the same height as the first selected object.

28. Same Width - This changes the width for selected controls so that they all match. If you dragged a box to select the controls, and a majority of the controls are already set to a common width, all the controls will be set to that height. Otherwise it will set the controls to the largest width of those controls selected. If you used the CTRL key to select multiple controls, all the controls will use the same height as the first selected object.

29. Same Size - This changes the height and width for selected controls so that they all match. If you dragged a box to select the controls, and a majority of the controls are already set to a common size, all the controls will be set to that size. Otherwise it will set the controls to the largest size of those controls selected. If you used the CTRL key to select multiple controls, all the controls will use the same size as the first selected object.

30. Zoom In - This magnifies the main canvas.

31. Zoom Out - This shrinks the main canvas.

32. Whole Page - This zooms in or out on the main canvas until it fits within the window.

33. Help - This accesses the help file.