Property
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Description
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Mobile Support
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Font
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The font for the control's text taken from the Application Font repository.
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Windows Mobile
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Color
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The color of the control taken from the Application Color repository.
Platform specific: In mobile devices, when a system color is used it will show the operating system's default color for the control.
In Windows, the color will only affect the Tab control body. It will not affect the Tab control header. Since version: 2.5a
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Gradient Style
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Specifies the gradient style. Click to open the Gradient Style dialog box and select a gradient style. For a list of the options, click here.
Note: The gradient displayed is from the Foreground value to the Background value of the Gradient Color property. The color displayed for the None style is based on the BG color of the Color property.
This property is available in Rich Client tasks only.
Since version: 1.8
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Gradient Color
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The color for the gradient background.
Changing the value of the Gradient Style property to solid will disable this property, but will keep its values.
When using gradient, the BG color of the Color property is ignored.
This property is available in Rich Client tasks only.
Since version: 1.8
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Help Screen
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Specifies whether a Help screen is associated with this control. You can zoom to select a Help screen from the Help list.
For Rich Client controls, only help screens of Type=URL are supported.
For Rich Client controls, the URL can point to a server file and not to a Web location. (Since version: 1.9)
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Tooltip
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Specifies whether a ToolTip is associated with this control. A number specifies the number of the ToolTip Help in the Help list.
You can enter an expression for a Tooltip so that the Tooltip is dynamic. You can create the expression in Unicode format.
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Help Prompt
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Specifies whether a Help prompt is associated with this control. You can zoom to select a Help prompt from the Help list.
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Visible
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Specifies whether the control will be visible to the user.
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Windows Mobile
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Enabled
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Specifies whether the control will be active.
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Windows Mobile
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Tab Control Side
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Specifies where the tabs appear for a Tab control: Top or Bottom.
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Windows Mobile
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Hot Track
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Lets you automatically highlight a tab when the mouse cursor passes over it. The values are Yes, No (default), or an expression that evaluates to Yes or No.
When this property is set with an expression, the property will be computed only when opening the form.
If you use XP styles, this property has no effect and will always behave as if the Hot Track property is set to Yes.
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Multiline
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Specifies whether the control can contain more than one line of text. The options are:
Yes – All tabs are displayed at once on more than one line if necessary, as determined by the Tabs Width property.
No – The tabs are displayed as specified in the Tabs Width property. The default value is No.
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Windows Mobile
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Tabs Width
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You can set this property by selecting from the following options:
Fit to Text – The width of each tab is determined individually according to the text it displays.
Fixed – The width of all tabs is set according to the width of the longest text defined for a tab.
Fill in Line – The width of the tabs in each line is set to fill each line. This option is only effective when the tabs are shown in multiline. Otherwise the behavior will be as Fit to Text.
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Image List File Name
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Specifies the name of a picture file that serves as a collection of images for display on a Tab control. Recommended image files are 16 pixel, high image graphic files of any length. This property is dependent on the Image List Indexes property. The default value is blank.
Platform specific: For Android and iOS devices, the image size is not limited to 16x16. However, the images must be rectangles; so for example, the image list can contain multiple 100x100 images.
See also How Do I Associate Images to Different Tabs in a Tab Control?
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Android and iOS
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Image List Indexes
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Lets you specify a comma-delimited numeric string of tokens that represents images stored in the picture file selected for the Image List File Name property. The numeric value of each token is used as an index in the image list. Each icon is set for a tab according to its place in the comma-delimited string, for example, 12 (first tab), 35, (second tab), 23 (third tab), 16 (fourth tab). You can leave an empty space in the string to indicate no image, for example, 1,45, ,5.
The number of tokens in the string do not need to match the number of tabs. If there are more indexes than tabs, Magic xpa ignores the remaining indexes. If there are fewer indexes than tabs, the remaining tabs display no icon.
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Android and iOS
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