===== Page Action =====
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<wrap hi>**Page Action dialog. Make selection above.**</wrap>

  * **Default** - This adds no action. It simply returns the user to the previous page (Action)

  * **Application** - This causes the action result to be an application installed on the user's device, as shown in the dialog opened in the next screen

  * **Window** - This is best described as a pop-up floating page or container which can be customized similar to pages themselves. When using a window in TL, give it a meaningful name (as short as possible) to differentiate it from other windows. TL will remember its name when the user wants to call it with an action.

  * **Folder** - Think of the everyday concept of a file folder organizing documents or other objects. In TL, folders are user-created (see <Folder section>) and can hold applications, shortcuts, and other objects. This opens a dialog showing any user-created folder for selection as the origin object's action.

  * **Launcher action** - This is the central location of TL's built-in actions ... over 50 such actions. Selecting here displays the complete list in the dialog, which the user can then attach to the origin object's action.

  * **Sequence** - Sequences structure multiple actions to take place in a row (sequential), such as opening multiple windows, turning on wifi, and connecting to a website (URL) ... even set a user-defined "wait" time within the sequence. This displays a dialog listing the user-created sequences for the desired action.

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