Open a New Browser menu button

When I click the “open FlashPaper document in a new
browser window” button on the FlashPaper menu bar, a new
window opens showing a bunch of nonsense. The FlashPaper document
does not appear. This does not happen when I am viewing the pages
locally. What, if anything, am I doing wrong? and how can I fix it?
I do not need the "open FlashPaper document in a new browser" so
how can I generate a document without it?

Hi,
Even if i create different regions , it is not possible for me to place them between items.
But anyways, I created a separate button in the same region and it works fine.
Thanks Jari for your help.
-Jasmine

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