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Understanding an Object Tab Group's title bar

The following table describes each of the icons that might be displayed in the title bar of an Object Tab Group.

info	Note
info	Some of the icons displayed in the title bar depend on what selection you made in the Change Selection Channel menu. The Change Selection Channel menu also contains two options that do not display icons. These options are also described in the following table.

Interface Element	Description
	Moves backward (Backspace) through the objects previously displayed in the currently selected Object Tab.
	After selecting the back arrow, moves forward (Shift+Backspace) through the objects previously displayed in the currently selected Object Tab.
	Click and drag to initiate the docking of a floating Object Tab Group as a whole. Note, this icon only appears in the title bar of a floating Object Tab Group that includes more than one Object Tab.
	Loads a previously saved Preset.
	Saves the current state of all values within the selected Object Tab to a Preset.
	Displays the online help pertaining to the active editor, either primary or secondary. Clicking anywhere in either editor designates the editor as active. The active editor is indicated by a more prominent rectangular outline. When multiple tabs are present in the Secondary Editor, the online help corresponding to the selected tab opens.
	Closes the Object Tab Group.
Change Selection Channel menu
	Sync with Any Selection Channel: Syncs the Object Tab Group to objects selected in the Designer layout's Project Explorer and Event Viewer regardless of the Selection Channel of those views.
	Pinned: Disables synchronization with objects selected in the Project Explorer and Event Viewer. Subsequent selections in those views are not reflected in the Object Tab Group.
	Sync with Selection Channel 1-4: Syncs the Object Tab Group to the Project Explorer and/or Event Viewer of a particular Selection Channel (1-4). This means the object selected in the tab always matches the object selected in the corresponding Project Explorer and/or Event Viewer.
	Open New Tab On Double-Click: When selected, if you double-click an object in the Project Explorer, it opens a new Object Tab.
	Follow Object Selection: If selected, when you click an Object Tab, the corresponding object is automatically selected in the Project Explorer of the same selection channel.