Hi Bernard, > Property .Model.VerticalAlign (different from .Model.Align property) > Available in controls : Label, CommandButton, Checkbox > - This property is not available in the IDE dialog Properties panel.
Submit an issue, owner is me ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). > Property .Model.VisualEffect > Available in controls : Checkbox, OptionButton > - This property is not available in the IDE dialog Properties panel. I do not remember whether we explicitly decided to not offer this in the dialog editor, or simply forgot it. I might make sense to add it, so you might want to submit an issue. > Property .Model.LineEndFormat > Available in control : TextField > - This property is not available in the IDE dialog Properties panel. Currently, it's only in the property editor for form controls, and omitted for dialog controls. Not sure if this property is of use for dialog controls. (the property describes whether the content of the "Text" property should be delivered with Unix line ends (LF) or with DOS line ends (CR+LF). It's respected for multi-line text fields only.) > Property .Model.LiveScroll > Available in control : ScrollBar > - This property is not available in the IDE dialog Properties panel. No opinion on this one. (It describes whether scroll events should be fired while you scroll - i.e. while you hold down the mouse and drag the thumb -, or only when you're finished scrolling.) > Property .Model.EnforceFormat (different from .Model.StrictFormat) > Available in controls : Date, Numeric, Currency, Formatted > - This property is not documented in the IDL, and is not available in > the IDE dialog Properties panel. I doubt that this one would have much use. It describes that the controls should not enforce a well-formed content (date/time/number) when they lose the focus. It's currently only used for XML form controls which then indicate the invalidity of the content by other means (e.g. a red border). > Property .Model.Multiline > Available in controls : CommandButton, Checkbox, OptionButton, Label > - This property is described in the IDE dialog Properties panel as "Word > break", term which is difficult to relate to what it is used for. A > better term would be "Multiline label". No opinion on this one. I suppose "Word break" is the historical term ... Ciao Frank --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
