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On Leave


The actions that will be performed when the mouse moves off of this object ("leaves" the object's territory). Click the edit button to open the script editor.


CheckBox Object


OverviewPaneDialog

Actions


CheckBox.GetChecked CheckBox.GetPos


CheckBox.GetProperties


CheckBox.GetSize CheckBox.GetText


CheckBox.IsEnabled


CheckBox.IsVisible CheckBox.SetChecked CheckBox.SetEnabled

CheckBox.SetPos CheckBox.SetProperties CheckBox.SetSize CheckBox.SetText

CheckBox.SetVisible


R a d i o B u tt o n


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RadioButton Object

OverviewPaneDialogActions

The radiobutton object allows you add the functionality of a Windows radio button to the page or dialog. The object contains many of the features native to the Windows radio button, and a few additional settings. Some of these settings include: group IDs, button values, checked states, multi-line text font and state colors, button and text alignment, and many more configurable attributes.


Tip: You can add a radiobutton object by choosing Object > RadioButton from the menu.


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RadioButton Object

OverviewPaneDialogActions

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The radiobutton object allows you add the functionality of a Windows radio button to the page or dialog. The object contains many of the features native to the Windows radio button, and a few additional settings. Some of these settings include: group IDs, button values, checked states, multi-line text font and state colors, button and text alignment, and many more configurable attributes.


Tip: You can add a radiobutton object by choosing Object > RadioButton from the menu.


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RadioButton Object

OverviewPaneDialogActions

Here are the object's settings as they appear in the properties pane:


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Name


The name that is used to identify this object. You can retrieve this value when the radiobutton is selected using the Page.GetRadioValue action, or on dialogs, DialogEx.GetRadioValue. You can also select a radio button in a group by object name using the Page.SetRadioValue action, or on dialogs, DialogEx.SetRadioValue.


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