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 ==== Open window by name ==== ==== Open window by name ====
-  * The open window named by the user in {{:ui:ui-launcher_action-window_by_name_open-dialog.webp?linkonly|this dialog}} for this launcher action setting will be opened. Note when creating a window, a title is requested. That is the name to be used in this action and it //must// match (no blank spaces, only underscores). It is unusual that the developer requires character entry of the window name in lieu of providing a dialog with the existing names listed (as done for the launcher action ''Close a window'').+  * The open window named by the user in {{ui:ui-launcher_action-window_open_by_name-dialog-v4.webp?linkonly|this dialog}} for this launcher action setting will be opened. Note when creating a window, a title is requested. That is the name to be used in this action and it //must// match (no blank spaces, only underscores). It is unusual that the developer requires character entry of the window name in lieu of providing a dialog with the existing names listed (as done for the launcher action ''Close a window'').
  
 ==== Close the topmost window or folder ==== ==== Close the topmost window or folder ====
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 ==== Brightness level ==== ==== Brightness level ====
-  * Again, this is a discreet setting for a specific level of **screen brightness** (value from 0-100). It is //not// a variable slider. It could easily be used to set indoor-daytime, outdoor, or bedtime setting levels but would require 3 objects or a separate gesture for each setting. When selecting this launcher action, the setting dialog opens to this {{:ui:ui-launcher_action-brightness_level-slide_set.webp?linkonly|brightness level dialog}}. //Permission required: Allow modifying system settings.//+  * Again, this is a discreet setting for a specific level of **screen brightness** (value from 0-100). It is //not// a variable slider. It could easily be used to set indoor-daytime, outdoor, or bedtime setting levels but would require 3 objects or a separate gesture for each setting. When selecting this launcher action, the setting dialog opens to this {{ui:ui-launcher_action-brightness_level-slide_set-v4.webp?linkonly|brightness level dialog}}. //Permission required: Allow modifying system settings.//
  
 ==== Media volume level ==== ==== Media volume level ====
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 ==== Play a sound ==== ==== Play a sound ====
-  * This launcher action could //play// right into the hands of a good setup designer ... choose any sound from the launcher's [[section:section1-2-d_understanding_resources|Resources]] Sound library and it's good to go. Although this action links a single audio file to the target object, the launcher offers its [[ui-option-action_tap|Tap-on-Action]] of five results based on object activation (tap, and swipes left, right, up, or down). So the results can be creative. The user will select the specific object's sound from the {{:ui:ui-launcher_action-play_sound-selection.webp?200&linkonly|dialog}}.+  * This launcher action could //play// right into the hands of a good setup designer ... choose any sound from the launcher's [[section:section-resources|Resources]] Sound library and it's good to go. Although this action links a single audio file to the target object, the launcher offers its [[ui-option-action_tap|Tap-on-Action]] of five results based on object activation (tap, and swipes left, right, up, or down). So the results can be creative. The user will select the specific object's sound from the {{:ui:ui-launcher_action-play_sound-selection.webp?200&linkonly|dialog}}.
  
 ==== Launch browser ==== ==== Launch browser ====