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DEFINING "MY BUTTONS" When the Mapping Utility is launched from the ButtonBox™ Desktop, a copy of your current selections written to a temporary file. This allows you to build and test your "My Buttons" mapping file prior to publishing for ButtonBox™ Desktop use. NOTE: If the temporary mapping file already exists, you will be prompted as to which file to use when the Mapping Utility is launched. If you select the ButtonBox™ Desktop version, any existing temporary mapping file WILL BE OVERWRITTEN. If you have the top level link and all the sublevels defined, a mapping tree containing one root node and six (6) children will be displayed (Figure 3).   Figure 3. Example First Launch   Figure 4. Mapping Exists   At this point, you may begin modifying your "My Buttons" mapping tree. Until you have published your "My Buttons" mapping, the ButtonBox™ Desktop will continue to use its simplified version. When you launch the "Configure MyButtons" dialog, a note will be displayed above the "Advanced Options" button to remind you that you are in the process of creating a new mapping structure using the Mapping Utility (Figure 4).   Prev "My Buttons" Topic | Next "My Buttons" Topic