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19.16 Working with the Flow Helper

Flow helpers may be added using either the menu or Palette as outlined previously for the other helpers. As with the Group helper (Figure 19-37), widgets are added to a Flow instance by dragging them within the Component Tree onto the Flow entry. Having added a Flow helper and assigned widgets to it, select it in the Component Tree and use the Common Attributes section of the Attribute tool window to configure the flow layout behavior:

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