State of a frame

A frame can be in any of the following three states. The frame state can be switched with either the mouse or the keyboard.

1. Active
(thumbnail display) > The name of the frame or thumbnail is surrounded by a dotted line. When you click a frame to select it, the frame itself is surrounded with a dotted line.

The active frame is displayed in the image display window (when this frame is an image.)

The properties of an active frame can be set with the property setting dialog.

Usually, an active frame is also in the selected state.

2. Selected state
(Thumbnail diaplay) (List display)

The portion surrounding the name of a frame or thumbnail is highlighted in blue (the color may differ depending on the settings.) When a frame is clicked, this state is set.

A selected frame can be deleted or moved.

If you click a frame while holding down the [Ctrl] key, its state toggles between the selected state and non-selected state. The state of the other frames does not change.

If you click a frame while holding down the [Shift] key, all the frames between this frame and the frame you clicked immediately before are selected.

3. Non-selected state (normal state)
(Thumbnail display) (List display)

This is in the unselected state.