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The Navigate URI dialog box is used throughout the Designer to select source files to use within a form or user display.

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  - Navigate URI
    The Navigate URI dialog box is used throughout the Designer to select source files to use within a form or user display.
    - Add a local source file
    - Add a remote source file
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Navigate URI

The Navigate URI dialog box is used throughout the Designer to select source files to use within a form or user display.

You can select source files from the local Resources directory in the Project panel, or you can select source files from a remote location. A remote location can be a location on your local computer or on your network.

The following table describes the properties found on the Navigate URI dialog box.

Property	Value	Description
URI address	User-defined	Specifies the source file to use for the Image control. If the From Resources option is selected, you can select the source file from the drop-down list. If the From URI option is selected, you must use the ellipsis button to open the Select File dialog box where you can browse for and select the source file you want to use. If you use this option, the absolute path for the source file location displays in this field.
Ellipsis	N/A	Click this button to browse for a source file from the selected location. This button is available only when the From URI option is selected.
From Project Resources	N/A	Select this option to select a source file from the URI address drop-down list. The source files available in this list must have been added to the Resources directory in the Project panel. Important: When an image file is added to the project (that is, in the Resources folder) a copy of that image file is made. The copy then stays with the project and can be viewed on any Client machine that the project is opened on.
From URI	N/A	Select this option to select a source file from a remote location. Important: If you use a remote image file in your project, it must be stored in a network share location. If you use an image that is located on your local machine, only the absolute path is maintained. Other Client machines will not be able to display the image. For example, if you point to C:\MyPics\image.jpg, then all client machines must have the image stored in the same location. However, if the image is stored at \\<network share>\image.jpg, and you point to that location, then all client machines on your network are able to display the image.