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The Function Palette contains most of the fundamental elements needed to program in G. The functions palette is accessible either by right-clicking any empty location on the block diagram or clicking on the View-->Functions Palette menu item. Alternatively the function palette can be pinned in place so that it stays open as a floating window by clicking the push pin icon on the top-left corner of the palette window. If accessed by right-click, the palette immediately dismisses itself after an element is selected. If pinned or accessed by menu item the palette will remain open after an element is selected.

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	The '''Function Palette''' contains most of the fundamental elements needed to program in G. The functions palette is accessible either by right-clicking any empty location on the [[Block Diagram\|block diagram]] or clicking on the '''View-->Functions Palette''' menu item. Alternatively the function palette can be pinned in place so that it stays open as a floating window by clicking the push pin icon on the top-left corner of the palette window. If accessed by right-click, the palette immediately dismisses itself after an element is selected. If pinned or accessed by menu item the palette will remain open after an element is selected.		The '''Function Palette''' contains most of the fundamental elements needed to program in G. The functions palette is accessible either by right-clicking any empty location on the [[Block Diagram\|block diagram]] or clicking on the '''View-->Functions Palette''' menu item. Alternatively the function palette can be pinned in place so that it stays open as a floating window by clicking the push pin icon on the top-left corner of the palette window. If accessed by right-click, the palette immediately dismisses itself after an element is selected. If pinned or accessed by menu item the palette will remain open after an element is selected.

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