Efficient Editing of Components and Groups in the User Interface

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Edit Qualified Component And Group Dialog

The Edit Qualified Components dialog allows you to specify the qualified properties for a component.

Category GUID

Specify a GUID for the category of components being grouped together. Use the drop-down list to choose an existing category or create another

Qualifier

Specify a qualifier for the component. This string is used to distinguish components from the same category.

Description

Specify a description for the qualified component. The content of this field is localizable .

Feature

Specify the feature that uses the qualified component. Use the[… ] button. The Feature Picker Dialog will pop up, allowing you to select a feature.

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