Name

The name of the attached window. Select from the drop-down list for a local cycle, or enter a Global Function name.

Global

Select the check box if the window is Global.

Map Name

The Map ID for the window interface. Select an existing map from the list or click the interface map icon to define a new map.

On Window

Logic ID (1-999) of the logic to be performed before the window appears. Click icon at the side of the field to display the Logic Editor.

Process Points

On Entry

Logic ID (1-999) of the logic to be executed on field entry. Click icon at the side of the field to display the Logic Editor.

On Exit

Logic ID (1-999) to be executed on exit with or without keyboard entry. Click icon at the side of the field to display the Logic Editor.

On Refresh

Logic ID (1-999) to be executed while the field is being displayed. Click icon at the side of the field to display the Logic Editor.

Response String

(Buttons and Icons Only) - The string to be returned to the current field when the object is clicked.

Function Key

(Button, Icon and Expander Only) - Select the function key that has to be triggered when the object is clicked.
On the Function Key list, select the required function key.

Note: An Expander object which does not specify any Function Key action, has an automatic action of toggling the expanded /contracted state. However, an Expander object which specifies a Function Key action does not take any automatic action instead it will run the action specified.

When an application developer defines a Function Key action for an Expander object it is the Function key action (local/global logic, cycle call, global function, function execute) specified that executes rather than the default automatic action of toggling the expanded state.

Click Function Keys icon to display the Function Key Properties window.