Settings Tab

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Settings Tab

Using the Settings tab, users can configure Viewer's window, title, and resolution.

Settings tab

Settings tab

Each option on the Settings tab has a corresponding property. The available options are described on the next table.

Available options for Settings tab

Option

Description

Start maximized, minimized, or windowed

Determines how a Viewer's window starts. This option is equivalent to Viewer's WindowStyle property, and the available options are 0 - Maximized: Screen starts maximized, 1 - Windowed: Windowed style, that is, Screen's height and width are configurable, or 2 - Minimized: Screen starts maximized

Disable task switching

Disables window switching. This option is equivalent to Viewer's DisableTaskSwitching property. This option can be modified at run time by using the Frame's SetDisableTaskSwitching method

Title bar

Enables a title bar. This option is equivalent to Viewer's TitleBar property

Close button

Enables a close button. This option is equivalent to Viewer's CloseButton property

Minimize button

Enables a minimize button. This option is equivalent to Viewer's MinimizeButton property

Maximize button

Enables a maximize button. This option is equivalent to Viewer's MaximizeButton property

Border

Enables a border around Viewer's window. This option is equivalent to VIewer's WindowBorder property

Sizing border

Indicates if the window can be resized. This option only works if the Border option is selected. This option is equivalent to Viewer's WindowResizable property

Move window

Indicates if the window can be moved. This option is equivalent to Viewer's WIndowMovable property

Always on top

Indicates if the window must be always on top of other windows. This option is equivalent to Viewer's WindowStayOnTop property

Small titlebar

Enables a small title bar on the window. This option only works if the Title bar option is selected. This option is equivalent to Viewer's WindowSmallTitle property

Viewer resolution

Selects a Screen resolution. Possible values are 640 x 480, 800 x 600, 1024 x 768, 1280 x 1024, 1600 x 1200, or Automatic (based on the computer's current resolution)

Advanced

Opens a window for advanced settings, described next

 

By clicking Advanced, the following window then opens.

Advanced settings

Advanced settings

The available options for this window are described on the next table.

Available options for Advanced settings window

Option

Description

Screen resolution in pixels

Allows users to select from the current computer's resolution, or from any other user-defined resolution, in pixels, in Horizontal and Vertical options

Deduction on Screen resolution, in pixels

Allows users to select the deduction on Screen's resolution from the current computer settings, or from any other user-defined settings, in pixels, in Horizontal and Vertical options

Monitor resolution in dots per inch (DPI)

Allows users to select from the current computer's resolution, or a user-defined resolution, in dots per inch (DPI), in Horizontal and Vertical options

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