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Open the Dialog Box Information dialog box. |
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Dialog Box Information dialog box options. |
Open the Dialog Box Information dialog box.
Select the dialog box.
Do one of the following.
Click the Information button on the Dialog Editor toolbar.
Click Edit>Info on the Dialog
Editor menu bar.
Double-click an empty space in the
dialog box.
Result: The Dialog Box Information dialog box opens when you use any method.
Dialog Box Information dialog box options
Options for the dialog box are as follows.
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Position |
(Optional) Dialog box position (dialog units) in the window/screen in which it opens |
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Coordinate |
Units from the: |
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X |
Left side of the window/screen. |
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Y |
Top of the window/screen. |
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Size |
Dialog box size includes the number of dialog units in the: |
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Width |
Dialog box width |
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Height |
Dialog box height. |
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Style |
(Optional) Check to display the following. |
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Close box |
button
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Title |
Dialog box title bar. Note: Title is enabled if Close box is cleared. If Close box is checked so the button displays, the title bar must display. |
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Text$ |
(Optional) Text displayed on the title bar of the dialog box. |
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Variable Name |
Check to identify the Text$ entry as a variable. Note: if Text$ is a variable, spaces cannot be used in the entry. |
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Name |
Name used for the dialog box template in script code |
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.Function |
(Optional) Name of a script function in your dialog box |
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Picture Library |
(Optional) Picture library (.dll file) from which one or more pictures in the dialog box are obtained |
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Variable Name |
Check to identify the Picture Library as a variable name. |
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Browse |
Opens a Select a Picture Library browser to help find the .dll file. |
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3.4. Use information dialog boxes. |
