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The Maestro editor comes with the Palette pane that shows all available components you can use to build Maestro forms for different customer journeys. The components are Native, Custom Native, Shared and Exchange components and they are listed by categories to help you find them easily. The components available to a design depends on the libraries available to that design's project and organization. The receipt design types has access to fewer components, as some components don't make sense to include in flat, uneditable documents.
The Palette pane gets its name from its similarity to an artist's palette that contains a range of distinct colors that are used to create masterful pieces of art.
To view a form in the Palette pane:
The first category in the Palette pane is the Favorites category. This is where you can save commonly used components for convenient access. All other categories are ordered alphabetically.
The components available to a design depends on the libraries available to that design's project and organization. The receipt design types has access to fewer components, as some components don't make sense to include in flat, uneditable documents.
The list of displayed components may be different for different customers, or even different projects. This is because the Maestro editor might have been customized.
Some components belong to the Deprecated category so they are not shown on the Palette to prevent users from adding them to new forms. However, the deprecated components are still part of the product for backwards compatibility so they will work in forms that contain them.
Some of these options are available when right-clicking a component in the View pane.
You can see additional details about components and their properties when you start using them in your design.
Next, learn about the view pane.