Right-click a file/folder to bring up the context menu. Opens the selected file in the Windows default application. Removes the selected elements from the project.

Alternatively, you may also drag files and folders from Windows Explorer into the window to add them to the project. In the example above, new files would be added to the 'Ashampoo' folder. New files will always be added to the currently open folder. This helps you quickly determine whether your data will fit on a CD for example.Īllows you to add files and folders. The bar display at the bottom visualizes the current space requirements of your selection. Folder structures are shown in the left area, folder contents are displayed in the center. The top navigation bar helps you navigate between existing or newly added folders. You may also change the program language or appearance here.Īdding files is mainly achieved through the following dialog. Use the top left button to save your current project settings or load a saved project. Click the arrow behind a folder to display its contents as a popup menu and select an entry to navigate to that folder. Many file selection dialogs throughout Ashampoo Burning Studio 21 offer a breadcrumb bar that helps you keep track of your files as well as allowing you to navigate quickly between folders. Simply hover your mouse pointer over an entry, to display its subentries. This mode displays modules and features as classic menus. To remove a feature from 'Favorites', click the start icon again. The program automatically lists your most frequently used features under 'Favorites'.Ĭlick the star icon behind a feature to include it under 'Favorites'. The leftmost tile is always auto-selected. Use the arrow buttons to browse between the tiles. Hover your mouse pointer over a feature to display a brief description and click to navigate to the associated program section. The currently selected tile always moves to the left of the screen. Hover your mouse pointer over a tile to display a brief summary of the features contained.Ĭlick a tile to expand its features. In this mode, program modules appear as separate tiles. Ashampoo Burning Studio 21 supports two navigation modes: carousel and menu-based.

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