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The Visibility properties are use to make the object visible on screen in function with the activated Screen layer.
To edit the Visibility properties, select the object with the mouse and use the Movicon 'Properties Window' that shows.
Enabling this will activate the Visibility function in the selected component. When activated, the object will be made visible or hidden in function with the activated screen layer at runtime.
When enabling this property, the object's visibility will automatically be managed when the zoom is used. When zooming out to reduce the Screen's sizes, the object will become invisible when it reaches a size that is lower than the percentage set in the 'Zoom-size Percent level' property.
When enabling this property, the object's visibility will automatically be managed when it is being resized. The object will become completely invisible when reaching a size that is lower than the percentage set in the 'Zoom-size Percent level' while being reduced.
The percentage taken from the object's original sizes. When the object's size goes below this percentage, it will be made invisible when the conditions enabled by the 'Enable Zoom' and 'Enable Size' activate.
When this option is enabled, the object will also be made visible on the WebClient. When this property is disabled, the object will not be made visible on WebClient and its basic script code will not be initialized when loaded in a WebClient session.
When this option is enabled, the object will also be made visible on the WinCe platform. When disabled, the object will not be made visible on WinCE and its basic script code will not be initialized when the container screen is loaded.
This property will only be visible when the project has NOT been set as "WinCE" in the project's "Platform" property. |
When this check-box is enabled, the object will invert its background and foreground colors when given focus.
When this check-box is enabled, the object will become selectable by using the TAB key at Runtime.
This property inverts the object's back colors and border colours.
This property is used to display the object's outline when given focus.
This property is used to highlight the object's inside border when the mouse pointer hovers over it.