If you have performed all of the previous steps, your Library Browser contains a custom library called UsingBasicElementsLib. In its library folders the custom library provides an automation block template, a subsequence template, and a complete sequence as a template.

We have learned that you can drag automation elements from the Sequence Hierarchy Browser to a custom library folder of the Library Browser's custom library node.

• You can maintain specified properties and data objects (directly set and referenced).

• You can modify the properties of the automation templates directly.

• You must save the created custom library explicitly to make it available for further AutomationDesk sessions.

• If you want to make your custom library available to your colleagues, you must provide a copy of certain files, for example, on a network drive.

• For detailed information about the commands used, refer to Commands And Dialogs.

• For detailed information about the automation blocks used, refer to Automation Blocks.

• For information about the basic principles of AutomationDesk and a detailed description of creating user libraries, refer to Working with Custom Libraries.

The next lesson shows you how to build sequences using this custom library.