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Once you have opened a class
from the Windows Designer catalog, you use the Property Inspector
to set or change the properties of the objects from which that
class is built.
To change the properties of an
object:
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In the design view, select the desired object. |
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Open the Property Inspector from the View menu or the
right-mouse context menu. |
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Click the General, Behavior, Layout or Visual tab page
depending upon the type of property you want to set. |
4.
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Click the property you want to set. |
5.
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Depending upon the type of setting: |
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Choose a value from the dropdown list (e.g. Yes or No for Allow
Neighbor). |
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Type a value (e.g. 1 for Position). |
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Click the dotted button on the Property Inspector, and then
choose a value from the dialog that appears (e.g. for Background
Color), or use the Object Activator to compose a script. |
Related Topics
How to Reset Properties
How to Open the
Object Activator for an Event
How to
Open the Object Activator as a Stand-Alone Editor
Using the Object Activator
Selecting an Object to
Activate
Selecting a Method or
Property to Call
Providing Method Call
Parameter Values
Adding a Method Call to a
Script
Using the New Property
Dialog
How to Delete Method Calls
How to Define a Property
How to Remove a Property
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