Configure the Application Style Library for applications
- Last UpdatedFeb 12, 2026
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You can configure style libraries for graphics in a InTouch application. You can configure application styles for Quality and Status, Element Styles, and numeric Format Styles. Your configuration changes are saved to the application’s repository.
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Quality and Status indicators are graphic icons that represent the current quality of application data and the state of equipment shown by application symbols.
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Element Styles define a set of visual properties that determine the appearance of text, lines, graphic outlines, and interior fill shown in Industrial graphics.
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Format Styles provide options to individually configure application-wide styles for common types of numbers used in industrial graphics.
Important: This section describes the workflow within WindowMaker to access a application’s style libraries. For more information about editing application styles, see WindowMaker online help or Industrial Graphic Editor User documentation.
Configure the Application Style Library
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Open an application in WindowMaker.
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On the File menu, select Configure, and then select Styles.
The Styles configuration screen appears with tabs to configure quality and status indicators, graphic Element styles, and number format styles.

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Select a tab for the application style you want to edit.
Refer the following table for the Quality and Status values:
Icon
Status
InTouch HMI (dec)
AppServer MxStatus (hex)
OPCDA and SCADAStatus (hex)
OPCUAStatus (hex)

Communication Error
3
0x0003
N/A
N/A

Configuration Error
4
0x0004
N/A
N/A

Pending
1
0x0001
N/A
N/A

Operational Error
5
0x0005
N/A
N/A

Software Error
7
0x0007
N/A
N/A

Security Error
6
0x0006
N/A
N/A

Warning
2
0x0002
N/A
N/A

Out Of Service
28
N/A
0x001C
0x808D

Device Failure
12
N/A
0x000C
0x808B

Bad
0
N/A
0x0000
N/A

Uncertain
64
N/A
0x0040
0x4000

Initializing
32
N/A
0x0020
0x8032
Good
192
N/A
0x00C0
N/A
Note: Good quality is not an actual status but rather indicates the absence of any bad statuses. Although the specification assigns it a numeric value and the label Good, it is not listed in the Quality & Status tab.