@1
'LeftFrom' installs a constraint between the current object and a second one
(to be selected), that provides the right border of the current object to be
left from the left border of the second object. If such a position contradicts
further constraints, the decision, which constraints will be satisfied, 
depends on their priorities.
The new constraint gets the current default priority, which may be changed by
executing the 'ChangeDefaultPriority'-command. The constraint's priority can 
be modified with the 'SetConstraintPriority'-command.

--> 'ChangeDefaultPriority', 'SetConstraintPriority'
@2
'RightFrom' installs a constraint between the current object and a second one
(to be selected), that provides the left border of the current object to be
right from the right border of the second object. If such a position contradicts
further constraints, the decision, which constraints will be satisfied, 
depends on their priorities.
The new constraint gets the current default priority, which may be changed by
executing the 'ChangeDefaultPriority'-command. The constraint's priority can 
be modified with the 'SetConstraintPriority'-command.

--> 'ChangeDefaultPriority', 'SetConstraintPriority'
@3
'Above' installs a constraint between the current object and a second one
(to be selected), that provides the bottom border of the current object to be
above the top border of the second object. If such a position contradicts
further constraints, the decision, which constraints will be satisfied, 
depends on their priorities.
The new constraint gets the current default priority, which may be changed by
executing the 'ChangeDefaultPriority'-command. The constraint's priority can 
be modified with the 'SetConstraintPriority'-command.

--> 'ChangeDefaultPriority', 'SetConstraintPriority'
@4
'Below' installs a constraint between the current object and a second one
(to be selected), that provides the top border of the current object to be
below the bottom border of the second object. If such a position contradicts
further constraints, the decision, which constraints will be satisfied, 
depends on their priority.
The new constraint gets the current default priority, which may be changed by
executing the 'ChangeDefaultPriority'-command. The constraint's priority can 
be modified with the 'SetConstraintPriority'-command.

--> 'ChangeDefaultPriority', 'SetConstraintPriority'
@5
'TopAligned' installs a constraint between the current object and a second one
(to be selected), that provides the top border alignment of the current object 
to the second object's top border. If such a position contradicts further 
constraints, the decision, which constraints will be satisfied, depends on 
their priorities.
The new constraint gets the current default priority, which may be changed by
executing the 'ChangeDefaultPriority'-command. The constraint's priority can 
be modified with the 'SetConstraintPriority'-command.

--> 'ChangeDefaultPriority', 'SetConstraintPriority'
@6
'BottomAligned' installs a constraint between the current object and a second
one (to be selected), that provides the bottom border alignment of the current
object to the second object's bottom border. If such a position contradicts
further constraints, the decision, which constraints will be satisfied, 
depends on their priorities.
The new constraint gets the current default priority, which may be changed by
executing the 'ChangeDefaultPriority'-command. The constraint's priority can 
be modified with the 'SetConstraintPriority'-command.

--> 'ChangeDefaultPriority', 'SetConstraintPriority'
@7
'LeftAligned' installs a constraint between the current object and a second one
(to be selected), that provides the left border alignment of the current object
to the second object's left border. If such a position contradicts further
constraints, the decision, which constraints will be satisfied, depends on 
their priorities.
The new constraint gets the current default priority, which may be changed by
executing the 'ChangeDefaultPriority'-command. The constraint's priority can 
be modified with the 'SetConstraintPriority'-command.

--> 'ChangeDefaultPriority', 'SetConstraintPriority'
@8
'RightAligned' installs a constraint between the current object and a second
one (to be selected), that provides the right border alignment of the current
object to the second object's right border. If such a position contradicts
further constraints, the decision, which constraints will be satisfied, 
depends on their priorities.
The new constraint gets the current default priority, which may be changed by
executing the 'ChangeDefaultPriority'-command. The constraint's priority can 
be modified with the 'SetConstraintPriority'-command.

--> 'ChangeDefaultPriority', 'SetConstraintPriority'
@9
'HoriCentreAligned' installs a constraint between the current object and a 
second one (to be selected), that provides the horizontal centre alignment
of the current object to the second object's horizontal centre. If such a 
position contradicts further constraints, the decision, which constraints 
will be satisfied, depends on their priorities.
The new constraint gets the current default priority, which may be changed by
executing the 'ChangeDefaultPriority'-command. The constraint's priority can 
be modified with the 'SetConstraintPriority'-command.

--> 'ChangeDefaultPriority', 'SetConstraintPriority'
@10
'VertCentreAligned' installs a constraint between the current object and a 
second one (to be selected), that provides the vertical centre alignment
of the current object to the second object's vertical centre. If such a 
position contradicts further constraints, the decision, which constraints 
will be satisfied, depends on their priorities.
The new constraint gets the current default priority, which may be changed by
executing the 'ChangeDefaultPriority'-command. The constraint's priority can 
be modified with the 'SetConstraintPriority'-command.

--> 'ChangeDefaultPriority', 'SetConstraintPriority'
@11
'LeftAndCentreAligned' installs two constraints between the current object and
a second one (to be selected), whereby the first one provides the right border
of the current object to be left from the second object's left border. 
The second constraint guarantees the vertical centre alignment of the current 
object to the second object's vertical centre. If such a position contradicts
further constraints, the decision, which constraints will be satisfied, depends
on their priorities.
The new constraints get the current default priority, which may be changed by
executing the 'ChangeDefaultPriority'-command. The constraints' priorities can
be modified with the 'SetConstraintPriority'-command.
Remember, that 'LeftAndCentreAligned' is only a abbreviation for the two 
commands 'LeftFrom' and 'VertCentreAligned'.

--> 'ChangeDefaultPriority', 'SetConstraintPriority',
    'LeftFrom', 'VertCentreAligned'
@12
'RightAndCentreAligned' installs two constraints between the current object and
a second one (to be selected), whereby the first one provides the left border
of the current object to be right from the second object's right border. 
The second constraint guarantees the vertical centre alignment of the current
object to the second object's vertical centre. If such a position contradicts
further constraints, the decision, which constraints will be satisfied, depends
on their priorities.
The new constraints get the current default priority, which may be changed by
executing the 'ChangeDefaultPriority'-command. The constraints' priorities can
be modified with the 'SetConstraintPriority'-command.
Remember, that 'RightAndCentreAligned' is only a abbreviation for the two 
commands 'RightFrom' and 'VertCentreAligned'.

--> 'ChangeDefaultPriority', 'SetConstraintPriority',
    'RightFrom', 'VertCentreAligned'
@13
'AboveAndCentreAligned' installs two constraints between the current object and
a second one (to be selected), whereby the first one provides the bottom border
of the current object to be above the second object's top border. 
The second constraint guarantees the horizontal centre alignment of the current
object to the second object's horizontal centre. If such a position contradicts
further constraints, the decision, which constraints will be satisfied, depends
on their priorities.
The new constraints get the current default priority, which may be changed by
executing the 'ChangeDefaultPriority'-command. The constraints' priorities can
be modified with the 'SetConstraintPriority'-command.
Remember, that 'AboveAndCentreAligned' is only a abbreviation for the two 
commands 'Above' and 'HoriCentreAligned'.

--> 'ChangeDefaultPriority', 'SetConstraintPriority',
    'Above', 'HoriCentreAligned'
@14
'BelowAndCentreAligned' installs two constraints between the current object and
a second one (to be selected), whereby the first one provides the top border
of the current object to be below the second object's bottom border. 
The second constraint guarantees the horizontal centre alignment of the current
object to the second object's horizontal centre. If such a position contradicts
further constraints, the decision, which constraints will be satisfied, depends
on their priorities.
The new constraints get the current default priority, which may be changed by
executing the 'ChangeDefaultPriority'-command. The constraints' priorities can
be modified with the 'SetConstraintPriority'-command.
Remember, that 'BelowAndCentreAligned' is only a abbreviation for the two 
commands 'Below' and 'HoriCentreAligned'.

--> 'ChangeDefaultPriority', 'SetConstraintPriority',
    'Below', 'HoriCentreAligned'

@15
'ShowConstraints' displays a list of constraints existing between the current
object and a second one (to be selected). The constraints' priorities are
shown in parentheses right from the constraints.
@16
'ShowAllConstraints' displays a list of all constraints determining the current
object. 
The constraints' priorities are shown in parentheses right from the constraints.
@17
'ShowSubtreeConstraints' displays a list of all constraints determining any
object within the subtree, whereby the current object denotes the subtree's 
root.
@18
'DelConstraintTo' removes a constraint between the current object and a
second one (to be selected). You have to select the sort of constraint 
you want to delete.
If all constraints between the two objects should be deleted, it's easier 
to call 'DeleteAllConstraintsTo' instead of deleting each constraint.
@19
'DelAllConstraintsTo' removes all constraints between the current object
and a second one (to be selected).
@20
'DelObjectConstraints' removes all constraints determining the current object.
@21
'DelSubtreeConstraints' removes all constraints determining any object within
the subtree, whereby the current object denotes the subtree's root.
@22
'ChangeDefaultPriority' changes the current default priority to the given
value. The new priority is valid until this command is activated again.
At the beginning of each new session, the default value is set to the weakest
priority '0'.
@23
'SetConstraintPriority' changes the current priority of a constraint 
(to be selected) to the given value.
Remember that high values mean high priorities!
@24
'GenerateConstraints' generates a set of constraints that should mirror the
relations between the objects of the current representation.
The new constraints are created with the current default priority.
Feel free to correct the resulting constraint set!
