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| Contents > Editing objects on layouts > Selecting and working with objects on a layout > Naming objects |
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| Naming objects |
| You can assign names to objects and grouped objects. Some script steps and functions use these names to specify which object to act upon. |
| To name an object: |
| 1. | In Layout mode, select the object or grouped object that you want to name. |
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For more information, see Selecting objects. |
| 2. | Choose View menu > Object Info. |
| 3. | In the Info palette, type a value for Object Name. |
| 4. | Press Enter, Return, or Tab, or close or click outside the Info palette to apply the object name. |
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The Info palette floats above document windows, so you can leave it open as you work. |
| Notes |
| No two objects can have the same name on the same layout. For information on copying a named object, see Copying, duplicating, and deleting objects. |
| Objects on different layouts can have the same name. |
| Object names are not case-sensitive — for example, "Button1" and "button1" are treated as the same object name. |
| Object names can contain up to 100 characters. |
| The name you give a field in the Manage Database dialog box is independent of the object name that you can give a field in the Info palette. |
| You cannot edit the name of a locked object. |
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