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h2. Introduction
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*In this section:*
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h2. Panels
Elements like the toolbox, the project, the message box and others, resides inside panels. These panels are usually docked to one of the four sides in the Geocap interface, but can be moved around as the users wish. This is done by clicking the title bar of the panel and simply dragging it out of its position. The panel can then be dropped anywhere inside our outside the Geocap interface. Moving the panel close to one of the four edges within the Geocap interface will cause a blue section to appear where the panel can be docked.
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_Docking a project panel_
If the blue section appears on top of another panel they will be docked on top of each other and you can switch between the two using the tab.
h2. Customizing toolbars
The *toolbar* is divided into different sections based on the functionality. You can find the different sections under *View*.
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_Toolbar sections in yellow_
h4. Hiding/unhiding toolbars
The *View* menu lets you hide and unhide the different sections from the main *toolbar*
h4. Moving toolbars
The sections can be moved around in much the same way as panels can. Each section can be moved by clicking the vertical dotted line and dragging it out of its position. The toolbar can then be dropped anywhere inside our outside the Geocap interface. Moving the toolbar close to one of the four edges within the Geocap interface will cause a blue section to appear where the toolbar can be docked.
h4. Creating new toolbars
You can create your own toolbar by going to *File > New >* !att:_img_icon^toolbar_new.png! *Toolbar*. Any command can be added to this *toolbar* by clicking the \!att:_img_icon^cog.png\!icon on the new *toolbar*.
h2. Cusomizing the Toolbox commands view{anchor:customizing commands}
As explained in [The Toolbox: Commands|The Toolbox], commands can be moved around within the *Toolbox*
h4. Adding new folders and commands
New folders and commands can be added by right-clicking one of the three main categories or folders and selecting *New Command*.
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_Add a new folder or command_
This will open a list of available commands. To create a folder, select the *Group* command.
h4. Moving commands
Right-click the command you want to move.
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_Commands right-click menu_
Select either *Copy* or *Cut*, then right-click where you want to move it and select *Paste*
h4. Creating item commands
There are several ways of creating item commands:
* Copy a command into *Item commands* in the *Toolbox*.
* Right-click *Item Commands* in the *Toolbox* and select *New command*
* In a commands *edit mode* click the !att:_img_icon^copy_object_cmd.png! icon
h4. Importing external commands
Users can create their own commands in Geocap using scripts. These scripts can be exported and sent to other users.
To import a folder of commands or a single command right-click one of the three main categories or folders and select *Import*.
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Panels
Elements like the toolbox, the project, the message box and others, resides inside panels. These panels are usually docked to one of the four sides in the Geocap interface, but can be moved around as the users wish. This is done by clicking the title bar of the panel and simply dragging it out of its position. The panel can then be dropped anywhere inside our outside the Geocap interface. Moving the panel close to one of the four edges within the Geocap interface will cause a blue section to appear where the panel can be docked.
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Docking a project panel
If the blue section appears on top of another panel they will be docked on top of each other and you can switch between the two using the tab.
Customizing toolbars
The toolbar is divided into different sections based on the functionality. You can find the different sections under View.
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Toolbar sections in yellow
Hiding/unhiding toolbars
The View menu lets you hide and unhide the different sections from the main toolbar
Moving toolbars
The sections can be moved around in much the same way as panels can. Each section can be moved by clicking the vertical dotted line and dragging it out of its position. The toolbar can then be dropped anywhere inside our outside the Geocap interface. Moving the toolbar close to one of the four edges within the Geocap interface will cause a blue section to appear where the toolbar can be docked.
Creating new toolbars
You can create your own toolbar by going to File > New > Image Added Toolbar. Any command can be added to this toolbar by clicking the Image Added icon on the new toolbar, or by right-clicking a command and selecting Add to toolbar
Customizing the Toolbox commands view
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As explained in The Toolbox: Commands, commands can be moved around within the Toolbox
Adding new folders and commands
New folders and commands can be added by right-clicking one of the three main categories or folders and selecting New Command.
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Add a new folder or command
This will open a list of available commands. To create a folder, select the Group command.
Moving commands
Right-click the command you want to move.
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Commands right-click menu
Select either Copy or Cut, then right-click where you want to move it and select Paste
Creating item commands
There are several ways of creating item commands:
- Copy a command into Item commands in the Toolbox.
- Right-click Item Commands in the Toolbox and select New command
- In a commands edit mode click the Image Added icon
Importing external commands
Users can create their own commands in Geocap using scripts. These scripts can be exported and sent to other users.
To import a folder of commands or a single command right-click one of the three main categories or folders and select Import.