A good understanding of the objects available to you in RAD will help you to build succinct and efficient applications. Many objects simply encapsulate tasks that could be performed with a several other objects. Listed below are all of the objects currently available in RAD, with some information on their uses.

Each objects has a series of configuration tabs associated with it. Depending on the object, different tabs will be available. The object tab reference guide explains the available options, which are similar to those available in the global preferences dialogue.

The basic objects that ship as part of the CSLU Toolkit. These are the longest-standing parts of RAD, and can all be used in telephony applications.

These objects are part of the Tucker-Maxon plugin. They were developed for use in the classroom, and enable some multimedia applications.

Developed by our partners at PSL, these are a set of objects for conducting experiments within RAD.