Context Menu (Overview)

The Overview context menu is dependent on the selected item.

Link

Open: Open the linked document or run the linked application.
Edit: Edit the link's properties.
Delete: Delete the link from the DataSet.
Copy: Copy the selected DataSet element to the STx internal clipboard.
Cut: Cut the selected DataSet element into the STx internal clipboard.
Paste: Paste the element last copied or cut to the internal clipboard in the selected element.
Copy Filename: Copy the document, program name and path or arguments saved in the link.
Back in history: Go back to the previously viewed file.
Forward in history: Go to the next file in the file history. You will have to have gone back first!

Play: Play the whole sequence.
Add: Add a segment, signal, remark, script or link to the sequence.
Edit: Edit the sequence's properties.
Delete: Delete the sequence from the project. Generate signals are deleted, whereas signals existing on file are not.
Copy: Copy the selected project element to the STx internal clipboard.
Cut: Cut the selected project element into the STx internal clipboard.
Paste: Paste the element last copied or cut to the internal clipboard in the selected element.
Copy Attributes: Copy a selection of attributes from the selected element to the system's clipboard.
Import: Import a sequence from an XML file.
Export: Export a sequence to an XML file.
Show: Switch Detail View.
Export to Sound File: Export the sequence to a sound file.
Back in history: Go back to the previously viewed file.
Forward in history: Go to the next file in the file history. You will have to have gone back first!

Add: Add a new base element to the set.
Edit: Edit the set's properties.
Delete: Delete the set and all it's children from the project.
Copy Attributes: Copy a selection of attributes from the selected element to the system's clipboard.
Import: Import a project file as children of this set.
Export: Export this element and all it's children as a project file.
Show: Switch Detail View.
Back in history: Go back to the previously viewed file.
Forward in history: Go to the next file in the file history. You will have to have gone back first!

Play: Plays the whole sound file (Signal.All).
Add: Add a segment (ASeg) or a Link to this soundfile.
Edit: Edit this sound file's properties.
Remove from Project: Remove this sound file and all it's segments and parameters from the project. Note that this does not remove the wave file from disk.
Copy: Copy the selected project element to the STx internal clipboard.
Cut: Cut the selected project element into the STx internal clipboard.
Paste: Paste the element last copied or cut to the internal clipboard in the selected element.
Copy Attributes: Copy a selection of attributes from the selected element to the system's clipboard.
Import: Import sound file metadata (segments and parameters) from the associated XML or SD0 file (XML file takes precedence if both exist).
Export: Export the sound file's metadata to it's associated XML file (stxsm) or export a project containing just this sound file.
Show: Switch Detail View.
Sound file: You can rename, move (Rename/Move) or copy (Copy) a sound file on the file system. Both of these commands copy the sound file's associated metadata file too.
Template: Lists all available segment templates. Select Manage to open the ASegTemplate Management Dialog and import and export segment templates from the STx INI file.

Add: Add a base element as a child of the STXDataSet element.
Edit: Edit the root element's attributes.
Delete: Remove all elements in this DataSet.
Copy Attributes: Copy the elements attributes to the clipboard. See Copy Attributes for more details.
Import: Import a DataSet from file into the STXDataSet element.
Export: Export the whole DataSet to file. This can later be imported.
Show: Switch Detail View.
Link / Unlink: Link or unlink the DataSet. See Linked and unlinked DataSet files for an explanation.
Switch to absolute paths / Switch to relative paths: The sound files can be linked using absolute or relative paths (see User_Guide/Project#Relative_paths}.
Back in history: Go back to the previously viewed file.
Forward in history: Go to the next file in the file history. You will have to have gone back first!