Petro,
The mouse or focused option determines what item you want to reclass. If
it's something you can tab to just do so and it will have focus. And if
not you can put the mouse pointer on it and use that option.
The Include style option is to do just that: include the style of the
window. This is really only applicable if you have different types of
controls that use the same class name, which you can see in the dialog.
Hth,
Tom
On 6/3/2015 10:14 AM, Petro T. Giannakopoulos via Talk wrote:
Taking a look at the reclass feature today on this application. If the user
chooses the mouse option is this telling the user he wants to or that the focus
control in question is to be clicked with a mouse or exacctly what is the mouse
option asking the user and what about the window option asking the user.
Basically which option does one choose. Finally what does the unchecked box
labeled as use window style do for me?
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