Introduction to pages

A page is used to contain a group of objects and their functions. The groups of objects and functions
are arranged on a page so that the page can perform a chosen operation. Therefore you can
think of pages as a way of organising your program into seperate operations needed by your program
to do its job. You can use pages as a way of jumping around from one operation to another in your project.

Although many projects can be built using only one page, using multiple pages can make the building
of the program easier and more logical to understand. This can also be handy if you want to
update your project at a later date.

The disadvantage is that each page added can add to the size of your final project, making it less
suitable if you want to distribute it across the internet.

Multimedia Builder also has two special pages that provide added functions to your project:
Master Page: objects on this page will show on all pages (under that pages objects!)
Master Top Layer: objects on this page will show on all pages (over that pages objects!)

(Written by Rodd)