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To add a close button to a
window or dialog, you insert the button, and then add an action to
it. You will then have to put the button in the desired location
(e.g. at the bottom-right).
To insert a close button:
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Use the Windows Designer catalog to open the window/dialog to
which you want to add a close button. |
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Make sure you are at the highest-level: |
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Info Window object is selected if you opened a window. |
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Dialog Box object is selected if you opened a dialog. |
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From the menu bar, choose Insert, Button, or drag and drop a
button from the Control tab page of the Windows Designer
catalog. |
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Select the button. Open the Property Inspector and then click
the Behavior tab page. |
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Click the Action property, and then: |
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Type "WindowClose()" if the class you selected is a
window. |
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Type "ActionDialogCancel()" if the class you selected is a
dialog. |
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Check whether the object into which you inserted the button has
a horizontal orientation. |
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Select the button and from the menu bar, choose Format,
Alignment, and then choose Right or Bottom. |
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