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• Chrome Browser Control
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• Comparing Drop-down Lists and Popup Dialogs
• Conditional Control Properties
• Conditionally Showing Controls
• Conditionally Sizing Controls
• Control Properties
• Controlling Record Navigation with the Invoice Toolbar
• Copying Selected Text from a Memo Control
• Creating a Cascading List
• Creating a User Defined Control
• Creating and Using a Multi-Level Popup Menu
• Creating Custom Toolbars
• Creating the Navigation Toolbar
• Defining Which Controls Have Tab Stops
• Displaying a Wait Message While a Branch Expands
• Displaying the Navigation Toolbar
• Dynamically Sizing List Box Row Height
• Edit Combo Box with Bubble Help for Choices
• HtmlHost
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• ImageViewer Control - Displaying Images on an Xdialog
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• ListView
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• Placing an HTML Edit Control on a Form
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• Using the Microsoft Calendar Control
• Where is the Mouse?
• Working with List Boxes, Combo Boxes, Radio Buttons Etc
• Xdialog ListBoxes Dynamically Computing the Display Expression
• Xdialog Listboxes Horizontal Scrolling
• Xdialog Preview Button

 

Xdialog Preview Button

Description

When you create an Xdialog with Action Scripting, you have the ability to preview your new dialog box before you finish your action script. You no longer have to complete defining the action and then run the script before you can see how the Xdialog will look.

Pressing the Preview Xdialog button (which is available on several different pages of the genie), shows you what your new dialog box will look like.