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<H3>Entering Object and Class data into a paramter entry field</H3>
<b>Entering Object Data</b><br/>
<p>If you want to send an object to the SWF via a parameter entry field, it is not necessary to enter in any value.
Just select <I>Object</I> from the pull down menu and a new panel will appear.</p>
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<p>Within the new panel, you can enter in the name and value for each property of the object and select its data type. If you would like to delete a property, then just
delete the value in the name column for the entry that you want to delete. Once de-selected, the row will be emptied. Click <I>Create</I> once the object is defined.</p>
<b>Entering Class Data</b><br/>
<p>There is a similar panel for creating an object and registering the class via RegisterClassAlias. Just select
<i>class</i> from the pull down menu if it is available. The following window will appear:</p>
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<b>OE Send & OE Receive</b><br/>
<p>If you want to send the created object to the Object Editor for saving, you would use the <i>OE Send</i> button. If you want to import an object from
the Object Editor, you would use the <i>OE Retrieve</i> button. If you retrieve an object from the Object Editor, then the panel is immediately closed. Either you
create an object or you retrieve an object.</p>
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