Dialog selections are discussed below the image. For navigation to an item make a selection in the Mixed Graphic - Time/Event Action image.

Mixed Graphic - Time/Event Action dialog. Make selection above.

• Replace Object - tap this to “start over” with a new built-in graphic for the user to select. While the selected new graphic is placed on the page, the “action on tap” link remains unchanged, i.e. changing a phone built-int graphic to a calendar event, the “action on tap” would remain “phone”
• Action - opens the action dialog list to select default (do nothing), application, window, folder, sequence or any installed application shortcuts or available intents
• Launch animation - objects can launch and close with built-in animations such as to or from a direction, fly, shoot and more. Not all objects or originating locations qualify for animations. If so, the action will be grayed out.
• Launch sound - user-installed sound files, contained in Resources - Sound can be linked to launch actions. Cool for sound effects, confirmations, or just to get attention.

Other observations of elements on this image are:

• If this is checked, the object will not be seen when the setup is running (not in edit mode). This is useful when a design requires
  • a spacer to shift other objects
  • to cover another object, such as a built-in icon. There is no need to be concerned about the invisible object's color … since it is invisible!

• If this is checked, the object becomes non-clickable. Uses include
  • shielding any objects which are below it
  • preventing an end-point user from mistakenly causing a Launcher focus
  • preventing object movement

In this image the action “Tap” is shown. Total Launcher provides for objects (icon, text, images, widgets) to have up to 5 action triggers, each triggers with its own launch animation and sound.

• Simple tap triggers the user-indicated action

• Swipe up triggers the user-indicated action

• Simple swipe down triggers the user-indicated action

• Simple swipe to the left triggers the user-indicated action

• Swipe to the right triggers the user-indicated action

The swipe/tap actions are the only elements which differentiate these on the page. Selecting one of the five triggers will open the same dialog allowing for selection of the same actions (each explained here in the ui Section and elsewhere in their own Section:

• No action has been assigned but further design of the object will be offered, such as text formatting, color, image selection, container (folder, window) as well as sequencing or other user-device specific actions from installed applications

• Installed applications (shown by icon and title) will be shown in a dialog for selection

• One of the Launcher's most useful containers for which can hold apps, shortcuts, widgets and more with many customizations including images and animation.

• Another container for which is designed to represent a folder (such as might be used in a filing cabinet) and behave very similar to the window

• Total Launcher's built-in actions (over 50) for setup navigation, launch default apps, app search, opening/closing folder/windows, system controls, sound, web url's and more

• Also thought of as a “macro”, this is a linear series of launch action's … automation of planned actions including waiting time.

Think of the possible creations with a single object, such as tap to open a banking app, swipe down to open an expense folder, swipe up to open the device's camera to capture an expense receipt, swipe left to open the url for investment portfolio ABC, or swipe right to open the url for portfolio XYZ. Use of a window(s) as well as sequences could be included to become even more powerful and creative. Move on through these user interface pages to get acquainted with can be done.