Everyday Features:
Drag and drop is widely used in many programs to allow users to "grab" an object on screen and move it to another location. Dropping the object in the new location often triggers something else - such as checking a score. Opus includes drag and drop as standard property for all objects and using it requires no programming.
Any object can be set to be draggable via the Properties dialog and you can also decide what happens to the object if it is not dropped or whether the user is able to drag it outside any container frame it is in.
You can also set any object to be a drop zone, which allows users to release the object and for it to trigger an event.
The drop zone can be restricted to just one object, or it can accept several, and you can set the way the drop objects
You can even set specific lok and feel for the object when it is being dragged simply by selecting the relevant properties for it's "Dragged" or "Dropped" appearance.
Opus Pro and Opus Creator Reference - Creating Drag and Drop Interactions