After completing this topic, you will be able to customize the Topic Editor layout.
Steps:
When toolpanes are stacked, you can use the toolpane tab to display a hidden toolpane.
Click the Sound Editor tab.
Step 3Drag the Sound Editor toolpane off the dock and float it in the middle of the screen.
Press the left mouse button on the Sound Editor tab and drag the toolpane off the dock.
Step 4Continue dragging.
Step 5Release the mouse button.
Step 6Dock the Sound Editor toolpane to the right of the Frame Structure toolpane.
Press the left mouse button on the Sound Editor title bar and drag the toolpane to the bottom dock.
Step 7Continue dragging.
Step 8Continue dragging.
Step 9A shadow appears showing you where the toolpane will be docked.
Release the mouse button.
Step 10Restore the default layout.
Click the View menu.
Step 11Click the Restore Default Layout command.
Step 12Display the Sound Editor toolpane.
Click the Sound Editor tab.
Step 13You can close toolpanes that you are not using. Since you are not recording sound, close the Sound Editor toolpane.
Click the Close button on the Sound Editor title bar.
Step 14Click the fourth F circle in the Frame Structure toolpane.
Step 15Display the Frame Comments toolpane.
Click the Frame Comments tab.
Step 16Notice the text in the Author Notes pane. This text was added to this frame when the topic was recorded.
Step 17Close the Frame Comments toolpane.
Click the Close button on the Frame Comments title bar.
Step 18After completing this topic, you are able to customize the Topic Editor layout.