Lock buttons to a background image

Hello everyone a few questions, i created a background image like the one i added into the post since the program im making have 3 steps i would like to put each step into one of the boxes of the background image and i want them to stay in that area always!
I have set a max workarea that fits the background however if i maximize the window all the graph and bolean and what not moves im pretty sure its (or well i hope) a simple fix i just cant get them to stay where i put them lock them down so to speak hope you understand what im trying to say thanks

It sounds like you have turned autoscaling on the front panel on. Open the VI properties (File>>VI Properties) and select the Window Size tab. I suspect the Scale all objects on front panel as the window resizes checkbox is checked. Uncheck it (it is not checked by default). It if is already unchecked, then you probably need to use VI server to actively set positions on your front panel when the VI resizes. All front panel objects can be moved around on the front panel using VI server properties (Position). Trigger the action using the Panel Resize event in an event structure.
If you have a lot of objects, using VI server to move things around can get very tedious. An alternate approach is to break your front panel into panes using splitter bars (which you can hide by making them transparent). But your individual groups.
There is an enormous amount of information on how to handle resizing front panels in these forums. Do a little digging and you will find a lot.
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Hi again. I'm sorry to fill the list with more questions, but it seems this list is the only place I get any answers. I have to say iDVD 6 is about the most counter-intuitive program I've dealt with in a while. Anyway...
I wanted a DVD without little movies in the scene selection buttons and instead of trying to track down how to delete the little movie, I just put photos into each one. (I don't know what happened to the movie within, but I think they are still there somehow, because when I highlighted them they each had a little movie window with a bar of some sort. I didn't bother to research what that meant.) Now I'm making some changes to the DVD and I want to take the photos out of those little buttons. I can't figure out how to do it. It either deletes the whole button or it gets rid of the background image for that page of scene selections.
Ah ha. I just figured out how to get rid of the movie completely. But I still would like to know how to get rid of the photo I dragged on top of the movie, if you happen to know.
Thank you.
yvonne

Hello Yvonne,
what you get in the scene selection menu is a button for each chapter you have created within iMovie.
You could simply delete that movie from the main menu - if this doesn't automatically delete the submenu, do that manually - then re-import your iMovie. Make sure the option "Automatically create chapter sub menu" is selected in iDVD Preferences.
There might be a simpler way to do this .... sorry, but I don't usually work with chapters
hope this helps
mish

Lock buttons to a background image

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