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   To export your process definition into one of the supported formats (PNG, PDF, BPMN2, JSON, SVG, or ERDF), do the following:
   
  -. In Business Central, go to *Authoring* -> *Project Authoring*.
  +. In Business Central, go to *Menu -> Design -> Projects* and click on the project name. For example, *Evaluation*.
   . Open your process in *Process Designer*.
   . Click the image:export-icon.png[] button and choose one of the following options:
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positive.code: . The Object Library (palette) contains groups of BPMN2 elements.
  Details on execution semantics and properties of individual BPMN2 shapes are available in <<_appe_process_elements>>.
  . The Properties panel displays the properties of the selected element. If no element is selected, the panel contains process properties.
  . The editor toolbar enables you, for example, to select an operation to be applied to the Elements on the canvas. It also contains tools for validation, simulation, saving, and others. 
  
  [NOTE]
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  To enlarge the Process Designer screen (or any screen while working in Business Central), click on the button shown here: image:6577.png[]
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  This will make your current editor fill the entire Business Central screen.
  To go back, simply click the button again.
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  == Configuring Automatic Saving
  
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  .Procedure: To insert a subform with multiple objects inside a parent form:
  . In Business Central, go to *Menu -> Design -> Projects* and click on the project name. For example, *Evaluation*.
  . Click *Create New Asset* -> *Form*.
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  A new form opens in the Form Modeler.
  You must now configure the new form with information on the object array it must contain.
  