ControlWindow Properties (Typed)

The accelerator table associated with this window.

A logical value determining whether the window object is to be exposed as an OLE automation server. This is a convenient shortcut for the RegisterOLEAutomationObject() function. When the window is destroyed, the UnRegisterOLEAutomationObject() is automatically called.

The background brush currently in use by this window.

The bounding box representing the current size of this window's canvas area.

The string representing the caption (the text in the title bar of this window). This method can also be used to change the title of this window.

A menu object representing the local pop-up menu for a window or window control.

The control on which the control window is based.

A number between 1 and 8000 representing the unique ID of the control on which the control window is based.

The font currently used by this window. This font is used by the TextObject:TextPrint() method.

The foreground brush currently in use by this window.

The help display object currently used by this window. This help display object provides a connection between the help file to be displayed and this window.

The hyperlabel connected to the control on which the control window is based.

The large icon object used for this window.

The small icon object used for this window.

The menu currently in use by this window.

The minimum size for the window

A logical value indicating whether the control on which the control window is based has been changed by the user since it was last set.

A point representing the position of a control window on its owner window, in canvas coordinates.

The owner of the window, either a Window or App object.

The Owner Alignment value for the window, which is used when the window is a subwindow on another window.

The pen assigned to the window and used in subsequent line and rectangle drawing operations; it should not be deleted while it is the current selection.

The pointer used by the window to represent the mouse when it enters the window.

A dimension representing the size of a control window.

Uses a pen object and builds a pen in this window.

The toolbar in use by the window.

The bounding box representing the minimal area which encloses the entire window (canvas area and non-canvas area), in canvas coordinates.