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ResultVariable


When adding an action with the script editor, you can use this field to specify a variable that the return value will be stored in.


See also: Related Actions


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Page.Jump

OverviewExamples

Page.Jump ( string PageName )


De s cr ip t ion


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Jumps to a specific page in your application.


Note: This action exits the script on the current event, so any action script occurring after it will not be executed.


Note: You cannot navigate pages when a dialog is visible.


P arame t er s


PageName


(string) The name of the page to jump to.


Re t u r n s


Nothing. You can use Application.GetLastError to determine whether this action failed, and why.


See also: Related Actions


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Page.Navigate

OverviewExamples

Page.Navigate ( number NavigateType )


De s cr ip t ion


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Navigates to a relative page in your application.


Note: This action exits the script on the current event, so any action script occurring after it will not be executed.


Note: You cannot navigate pages when a dialog is visible.


P arame t er s


NavigateType


(number) The type of navigation to use:



CONSTANT


VALUE DESCRIPTION


PAGE_FIRST


0


Navigate to the first page in the application.


PAGE_LAST


1


Navigate to the last page in the application.


PAGE_NEXT


2


Navigate to the next page in the application (according to the order the pages are listed in the program).


PAGE_PREVIOUS


3


Navigate to the previous page in the application (according to the order the pages are listed in the program).


PAGE_BACKWARD


4


Navigate one page backward in the user's navigation history (the page the user was on before the current page).


PAGE_FORWARD


5


Navigate one page forward in the user's navigation history. (For this type to work, the user must have used PAGE_BACKWARD before they can go forward in the navigation history.)


Re t u r n s


Nothing. You can use Application.GetLastError to determine whether this action failed, and why.


See also: Related Actions


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Page.Print

OverviewExamples

Page.Print ( boolean ShowPrintDialog = true,


boolean ScaleToFit = true )


De s cr ip t ion


Prints the current page.


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Note: Some types of objects have troubles printing with certain printer drivers. The Video object will not display when printed.


P arame t er s


ShowPrintDialog


(boolean) Whether to show the common print dialog before printing.



VALUE DESCRIPTION


true


Show the common print dialog before printing. (Default)


false


Use defaults such as default printer, letter sized paper and choose the best between portrait and landscape.


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