Exit Object
End point for subdialogue, returns to parent.
Examples

Summary
Subdialogues can end in one of two ways, through an exit or a goodbye object. The exit object returns program flow to the parent canvas.

Details
It is possible to have multiple exits in a single subdialogue.
The return behavior of an exit object can be configured in several ways. The default setting returns to the normal program flow of the parent. If "repeat" is selected, the subdialogue will re-enter itself from that exit port.

It is also possible to have an exit port "warp" to another object on the parent canvas, other than the one to which the subdialogue is linked. The "goto" option will do this, given the exact name of an object on the parent canvas.

Context Menu
Properties... Opens the properties dialog.
Cut Deletes object and copies it to the clipboard
Copy Copies the object to the clipboard
Delete Deletes the object
Rename Renames the object.