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Gig Performer 4.x User Manual

If you are in the Panels view and are in Edit mode, if you right click on a panel, the contextual menu appears:

Panel-contextual-menu

This contextual menu allows you to perform the following operations:

Copy - copies the widget into the clipboard (alternatively, click on the Edit menu and select Copy).

Paste - pastes the widget from the clipboard (alternatively, click on the Edit menu and select Paste).

Duplicate - duplicates the currently selected widget (alternatively, click on the Edit menu and select Duplicate).

Remove this panel... - clicking on this menu item allows you to remove the current panel from the rackspace.

Add new panel - allows you to add a new panel; expand this menu item to see items in the sub menu:

New 1U panel - clicking on this menu item allows you to create a new 1U panel; "U" is an abbreviation for rack unit - a unit of measure defined as 1 ³⁄₄ inches (or 44.45 mm).

New 2U panel - clicking on this menu item allows you to create a new 2U panel. If you create a new empty gig in Gig Performer, the default panel size is 2U.

New 3U panel - clicking on this menu item allows you to create a new 3U panel.

New 4U panel - clicking on this menu item allows you to create a new 4U panel.

Load panel... - clicking on this menu item allows you to select a gppanel file and load the panel.

Extensions - this menu item is hidden by default and shows up if a third-party extension is enabled and provides one or more custom panels. Refer to the Extensions chapter for more information.

Save panel... - clicking on this menu item allows you to save a current panel as a gppanel file, which can be easily reused. Widgets and their MIDI mappings are saved as well.

Move UP - moves the current panel one place higher to the beginning of the rackspace.

Move DOWN - moves the current panel one place lower to the end of the rackspace.

Convert to 1U/2U/3U/4U panel - clicking this option converts the current panel to a 1U/2U/3U/4U panel respectively. Note that converting the unit size (e.g. from 2U to 1U) may reposition and reduce the size your widgets.